Have you ever recommended a book about the female lead being a human, the male lead being a demon, and the second male lead being an angel?

Their relationship might become more complex. Since Draco is smarter, Hermione could start to respect him more, but also be a bit jealous. This could lead to a reluctant friendship where they help each other out. Maybe Draco helps Hermione understand some of the Slytherin - based magic concepts, and Hermione in turn helps Draco with his more academic pursuits that he previously neglected.

Appropriateness of 'division sex fanfic' is subjective. For those who are interested in exploring sexual themes within the context of a particular 'division' in a fictional work, they may find it acceptable. However, from a moral and ethical standpoint, many would argue that it is not appropriate as it may objectify characters and promote sexually explicit content that is not in line with more conservative values. Also, in many workplaces or educational institutions, such content would definitely be considered inappropriate.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it in detail. But generally, it might be related to Norse mythology given the reference to Valhalla. It could be about adventures, heroes, and battles in a mythological setting.

Once there was a man named Jack. He lived alone in a small cottage by the forest. Every day, he would go out to paint the beautiful landscapes. One day, while he was painting near a stream, he saw a deer. Instead of scaring it away, he quietly painted it. His solitary life was filled with such simple joys of being close to nature.

The mom in 'A Christmas Story' is a warm and practical character. She is constantly dealing with the chaos that her family, especially her son Ralphie, creates. She manages the household with a firm but loving hand. For example, she cooks the family meals and tries to keep the family traditions alive during Christmas time, like making sure there is a nice dinner and presents under the tree.

Sure. My second time giving birth was quite different from the first. I was more relaxed this time. I knew what to expect during labor. I went into the hospital when the contractions were regular. The whole process was faster too. I was in labor for about 6 hours compared to 10 hours the first time. It was still intense but I felt more in control.

The themes in agent science fiction can include the ethics of creating intelligent agents. Since agents can make decisions that impact humans and society, questions about right and wrong, and the moral responsibilities of their creators arise. Another theme could be the evolution of agents. They might start as simple programs but evolve into complex beings with their own goals and desires. This can lead to conflicts with the human world which values stability and predictability.

One of the best is 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee. The character of Atticus Finch is a complex study of moral integrity. He stands up for justice in a racially divided society, teaching readers about courage and the importance of doing what's right.

I also like 'Salara's Secret and Bella's Discovery'. In this one, Salara has a long - held secret that Bella accidentally stumbles upon. It then delves into how they deal with this new situation and how it impacts their relationship. It's a well - written piece that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

Well, a frequent theme is probably the manifestation of PTSD symptoms. For example, Twilight might experience nightmares that are vivid and terrifying, and these could be a big part of the fanfiction. There could also be a theme of isolation as she tries to deal with her PTSD on her own. She may push away those who care about her, thinking she's protecting them from her own instability. And then, there might be a theme of self - discovery as she learns more about herself through this difficult time.