Why did Celestial Bane end so hastily? It made people feel like they had a strong start but a weak finish!

I also recommend 'On the Beach' by Nevil Shute. It depicts the final days of humanity after a nuclear war. The story focuses on the people in Australia waiting for the radiation cloud to reach them, exploring themes of mortality and the end of civilization in a very poignant way.

Well, he might show off his unique jutsu skills. Maybe he'll use the Rasengan in a really cool way against tough opponents and amaze everyone in the tournament.

Some of the best new gothic fiction includes 'Plain Bad Heroines' by Emily M. Danforth. It's a really interesting take on gothic as it weaves together different time periods and has elements of horror and mystery. Also, 'The Only Good Indians' by Stephen Graham Jones has gothic undertones with its themes of guilt and the supernatural that lurk in the background of the story. It makes you feel a sense of unease throughout.

One possible reason could be the pressure from his family. The Malfoys have high expectations and are often involved in dark magic affairs. Draco might be feeling trapped in that family dynamic and the fear of not living up to their standards. Another reason could be his isolation at Hogwarts. Despite having his Slytherin friends, he may feel alone in dealing with his internal struggles, especially as he gets more and more involved in Voldemort's schemes against his will. Harry finding him crying could be a turning point in their relationship, from rivals to a more understanding friendship.

In a love story, Jenny could play various roles. She might be the girl-next - door type who unexpectedly finds love. For example, she could be the one who starts as a friend to the male lead and then gradually realizes she has deeper feelings for him. She could also be a character who has to overcome obstacles in her love life, like family disapproval or misunderstandings with her partner.

In sub Merlin fanfiction, a major theme is secrecy. Given Merlin's sub position, he must keep his magic a secret, and this secrecy drives a lot of the plot. Another theme is growth. He grows as a person and as a magic - user while being in a sub role. It's about how he overcomes the limitations of his position. Additionally, the theme of sacrifice is common. Merlin is often in situations where, because of his sub role, he has to sacrifice something for the greater good, whether it's his own safety or his relationships.

We can learn about their imagination. For instance, if they tell a story about flying elephants, it shows how their minds can create something that defies reality.

I'm sorry, I haven't read this novel specifically. It could be a very unique work that might revolve around events or characters related to the 20th day of January. Maybe it's a story that uses this date as a significant turning point or backdrop.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read them yet. But they could be about the adventures of puku, its daily life, or some fictional tales related to the character or concept of puku.

There's also 'Naruto and Alita: A New Alliance'. This fanfic often focuses on how Naruto's ninja powers and Alita's cyborg abilities can complement each other. For example, Naruto's shadow clones could be used in a strategic way along with Alita's super - fast combat moves. It creates a really exciting and fresh story.