The girl next to the full-time master Jiang Shuying

For a female character in a fantasy tale, the name Niamh (pronounced Neev) is a lovely choice. It comes from Irish mythology and has an ethereal quality. For a male character, Caius could be a great pick. It has a somewhat regal and ancient feel. You could also consider the name Juniper for a girl, which is a bit quirky and could be used for a nature - loving character. For a boy, Finn is a popular and endearing name that can work well in a fantasy setting.

One common theme is self - discovery. For example, in many stories, the protagonist embarks on a journey, either physical or emotional, and through the experiences they have, they learn more about themselves.

There are many eharmony success stories. For example, Tom and Emily. Tom was looking for a long - term relationship. Eharmony matched them based on their values and life goals. They quickly found common ground in their love for animals. They dated for a while and eventually tied the knot. It shows how eharmony can bring together compatible people.

Yes, there are. Some side quests involve facing really tough enemies. For instance, there are bosses that are even more powerful than those in the main story in some of the side quests.

One well - known British cold war spy novel is 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' by John le Carré. It's a complex and engaging story filled with espionage, double - agents, and the murky world of Cold War intelligence.

Well, 'Central Park Birder Graphic Novel' could potentially revolve around the unique ecosystem of Central Park in relation to birds. It might tell stories of the various types of birds that can be found there, like the colorful cardinals or the elegant herons. The graphic novel format would likely bring these bird - related tales to life with vivid illustrations, showing the birders' excitement when they spot a rare species or their peaceful moments observing common ones.

Well, if 'Mad White Giant' is not something based on well - known historical events or real - life people that are widely recognized, chances are it's fiction. There are so many fictional works out there with unique and strange titles like this. But again, it really depends on the context. If it's a local or regional story that has some basis in the area's history or folklore, it could be a true story. But generally speaking, I'd lean towards it being fiction.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But from the title, it might be a story that involves a collection of books (wall of book) and a really sad love story that is true.

I'm not sure exactly as I haven't read it. But perhaps it could be about a character who finds solace or a sense of belonging in the darkness, maybe in a metaphorical sense like being an outcast in society and feeling more at ease in seclusion which is symbolized by darkness.

Well, 'Frankenstein' also counts. The idea of a man - made monster coming to life is both fascinating and scary. Victor Frankenstein's creation, with its grotesque appearance and the consequences of playing God, is a staple of vintage horror literature.