Who knows? Watching a TV series on the phone, as long as there is an interruption in the middle, it is really troublesome to start from the beginning.

I'm not entirely sure specifically which 'tom waits sad children's story' you're referring to. Tom Waits has a lot of dark and poignant works. It could be about the hardships children face, like poverty or loss, as his music often touches on the grittier sides of life.

Yang would be angry and feel betrayed. She might be quick to take action against Ozpin, which could put her in danger. As for Qrow, he has been a long - time ally of Ozpin. His world would be turned upside down. He could either try to redeem Ozpin or be forced to fight against him. The rest of Team RWBY would also have to deal with the political fallout. With Ozpin as a villain, the power dynamics in the world of Remnant would shift. Allies might turn against each other, and new alliances would have to be formed in order to oppose Ozpin's new regime.

The office boy, Jack, had a strange encounter with a tomato. He was cleaning the office pantry when he noticed a lone tomato sitting on the counter. It seemed to be calling to him. He picked it up and held it in his hand. As he did so, he started to daydream about having his own tomato garden one day. He imagined rows and rows of tomato plants, all filled with big, juicy tomatoes. But then the phone rang, snapping him out of his daydream. He put the tomato down and went back to his work, but that tomato had planted a little seed of hope in his heart for a different kind of future.

Well, 'The Rising of the Shield Hero' is a popular light novel. It has an interesting premise where the main character is wrongly accused and has to fight against all odds. 'Konosuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World!' is also similar in the sense that it has a lot of comical elements. It's about a group of misfits on an adventure in a fantasy world. 'Overlord' is another one. It's set in a game - like world where the main character has to navigate his new - found power and situation.

Organizing community events such as pride parades, where people of all sexual orientations come together in a celebration of diversity. It allows the general public to see the community in a positive light and encourages interaction and acceptance.

A graphic designer might start with a passion for art in childhood. They study design in college, learning about color theory, typography, and layout. After graduation, they may struggle to find their first job. For example, my friend who is a graphic designer had to do many unpaid internships at first. But gradually, they build a portfolio and start getting small projects. As they gain more experience, they can work on bigger projects for well - known clients. Their life is often a mix of tight deadlines and creative bursts.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many different 'john boy and billy emu' stories. It might be about the adventures of a boy named John and an emu named Billy. Maybe they go on a journey through the outback or have some sort of friendship that develops over time.

One positive story could be that Daddy is building a new treehouse for the preteen girl. When he shows her the big wooden planks he's using, she says 'Daddy it's too big' in an excited way, because she can't wait to see the huge treehouse that will be made. Another example could be that Daddy is getting a big dog as a family pet. When the girl first sees the large puppy, she says 'Daddy it's too big' with joy, looking forward to having a big furry friend.

Another one could be 'The Unnamable' by Samuel Beckett. Beckett's work often subverts the normal expectations in a novel. In this one, the lack of a clear narrative and the existential themes make it an 'anti - novel'. It questions the very nature of storytelling and character development.

They can learn leadership. Deborah led in the battle, so kids can understand that they can take charge in their own situations too. Also, they can learn about determination as Deborah didn't let any obstacles stop her on her way into battle.