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Well, it could be someone like Edwin Drood. In 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood', which Dickens didn't finish, Drood is a central character. He's a young man whose story is left hanging, and his relationships and the mystery surrounding him were left unresolved by Dickens' death.

One common theme could be the subversion of the traditional heroic image of Harry. Maybe in these fanfictions, Harry is portrayed as being corrupted by dark powers, turning into a 'dark lord'. As for Hermione bashing, it might involve making her out to be overly bossy or her intelligence being misused in a negative way in the story.

One popular 'castle' fanfiction might be 'A New Beginning'. It often features interesting character developments and new plotlines within the 'castle' universe.

I'm not entirely sure what specific 'wife go black stories' you mean. It could potentially refer to stories where a wife has a change in mood or situation that turns 'black' or negative. For example, perhaps a story where a wife faces a difficult financial situation and becomes depressed, which could be seen as her 'going black' in terms of her emotional state.

Since we don't have details about this 'the prophecy novel', it's hard to say. But often in such novels, there is a central figure, perhaps a chosen one who is the focus of the prophecy. There might also be a wise old mentor - type character who helps the main character understand and deal with the prophecy.

The main thing that makes 'naruto smug fanfic' interesting is the new perspective on Naruto. His smugness adds a different layer to his character. Instead of the typical Naruto we know, this version has an extra edge. It can lead to some really entertaining dialogues and interactions with other characters.

One key feature is authenticity in the dialogue. The characters should speak in a way that is believable for the time period. For instance, they might use archaic language forms and expressions common in 18th - century America. Another aspect is the inclusion of real - life figures. If the book mentions important people like Samuel Adams or Paul Revere in relation to the Boston Tea Party, it adds to the authenticity. Additionally, a good online historical fiction book on this topic should have a plot that not only focuses on the event but also shows its aftermath and how it further fueled the American Revolution. It should show how the Tea Party was a turning point in the relationship between the colonies and Britain, and a book that can do this while still being an engaging story is worth looking for.

One popular one is 'The Villainess Reverses the Hourglass'. It's about a girl who transmigrates into a novel as a villainess. She uses her knowledge of the story to turn things around and in the process, there are many comical and romantic moments as she deals with the male lead and other characters.

If Arya is sent to the past, she might first try to find a way back to her own time. But in the meantime, she could end up influencing key historical events. Maybe she'd get involved with the Targaryen rule and change the course of their downfall. Or she could befriend some of the great warriors of the past and learn new fighting techniques that she could bring back with her if she ever returns to her own time.

One common theme could be friendship. Since they are both characters from the Sonic universe, stories might explore how they become friends and support each other.