He wanted to be a writer when he grew up, but if he didn't study liberal arts or major in literature, could he become a world-famous writer?

One popular fic in this vein is 'The Forgotten Prodigy'. In it, Harry is overlooked by many in the wizarding world due to various political and social factors within the FEM - influenced magical society. It shows his journey to rise above the neglect and prove his prodigious abilities. Another great one is 'Hidden Brilliance' which focuses on how female characters play a role in either contributing to or trying to reverse Harry's neglected state while he discovers his true potential.

Many South African novels also explore the rich cultural diversity of the country. They incorporate the languages, traditions, and beliefs of various ethnic groups. J. M. Coetzee's works sometimes touch on the cultural clashes and reconciliations in South Africa, using complex characters and settings to convey these ideas.

In many Avenger fanfictions, Darcy's squinting glasses are shown as a tool for her to focus. It's like she can see through the chaos of the superhero world when she peers through them. They can also be a sign of her intelligence, as if she's constantly observing and learning through those glasses.

Edward could be a good addition. Since he has his mind - reading ability, it could create some interesting interactions with Alice's visions. Also, Bella could be included as she has a connection to both Alice and Jasper through Edward. Her human perspective could add a different dimension to the story.

Well, I haven't actually heard of a particular 'Ryan Dunn ghost story' before. Ryan Dunn was a person, and if there's a ghost story about him, it could potentially be something created by those who knew him or in the area where he was from. It might involve strange happenings that people attribute to his spirit, like objects moving or unexplained noises in places he used to frequent.

I don't know for sure. Just because someone says 'oh my god' doesn't necessarily mean it's a horror story. It could be a story full of surprises, not necessarily scary ones.

We can learn about the complexity of power dynamics. Slavery was not just about one race oppressing another in a simple way. These stories can show how gender also played a role in the power structure. For instance, a black mistress in a position of power over a white male slave challenges the typical view of slavery power relations.

The Satyam Computers fraud was a major corporate scandal. Briefly, the company's chairman, Ramalinga Raju, admitted to inflating the company's accounts. He faked assets, revenues, and profits over a long period. This led to a huge loss of investor confidence and a major blow to the Indian IT sector.

One popular 'I love my brothers best friend' story is about a girl who has always seen her brother's best friend as just another guy around the house. But as she grows up, she starts to notice his kindness and charm in a different way. They start sharing secrets and having private conversations. Eventually, they realize their feelings for each other but have to deal with the potential awkwardness with her brother.

There was a princess with very long hair. A knight on his journey passed by her castle. One day, while she was combing her long hair by the window, the knight saw her. He was charmed by her long locks and her gentle face. He decided to stay in the area. Eventually, they met. The princess was initially shy but the knight's kindness made her open up. They fell in love and her long hair was like a golden thread that tied them together. Whenever they walked in the garden, her hair would flutter in the wind, adding to the beauty of their love story.