Is it possible to submit a story easily?

As I don't know their story, I can't say what the important events are.

One common theme is the exploration of a different kind of love. Since Homura's gender is changed, it can bring a fresh perspective to their relationship. Another theme is often about sacrifice. Just like in the original story, but with a different spin due to Homura's new gender.

Well, modern short horror stories are often very relatable. They might use contemporary settings like an office building or a suburban neighborhood, which makes the horror seem closer to home. Also, they can explore modern fears such as technology turning against us or the isolation in a digital age. For example, a story about a smart - home device that starts to spy on its owners. They also allow for a quick escape into the world of horror and then back out again, which is appealing to those with limited time but a love for horror.

The potential for romance is a big factor. In fanfiction, writers can explore their feelings more deeply. For example, there could be a story where they are in a life - or - death situation and confess their love for each other. Their bond, which started as friends in the original series, can be developed into something more romantic and passionate in fanfiction.

No. Their colors were chosen to be bright and appealing to children, not based on any real - life scheme.

Sure. 'His Little Monster' is a popular one. It delves deeper into the relationship between the main characters with some really sweet and angsty moments. Another is 'The Monster Within', which takes a bit of a darker turn on the original concept, exploring the more complex emotions of the characters in a unique way.

Common elements include the use of local folklore. For instance, stories about white ladies (mysterious female ghosts) are often told in Taglish. The settings are usually places with a long history, like ancestral homes or places near old churches. The language, Taglish, is important as it can convey the emotions and the cultural context more vividly. For example, when a character says 'Natakot ako bigla, parang may sumusunod sa akin' (I got scared suddenly, like someone is following me), it creates a sense of fear and unease. There is also often a sense of a past wrong that needs to be resolved, like a curse or an unfulfilled wish, which adds to the horror aspect.

The main events in the 'Journey by Night' full story could include the start of the journey, which might be due to some urgent need or quest. Then, perhaps there is a moment when the protagonist gets lost in the dark and has to find their way back on track. There could also be an encounter with a group of bandits or some other form of danger. As the journey progresses, the character might find a place of refuge for a short while, only to have to leave again due to new threats or the need to continue towards their goal. All these events would contribute to the overall arc of the story, with the character growing and changing as they face each new challenge.

One of the key characters is Bryan Stevenson, the author himself. He is a lawyer who fights for the wrongly convicted.

WWii graphic novels help by visualizing the events. For example, in 'Maus', the use of mice and cats to represent Jews and Nazis makes the complex and harrowing story of the Holocaust more accessible. They can also show the personal stories of soldiers and civilians, like in 'The Unknown Soldier', which gives a more human - centered view of the war rather than just the big battles and strategies.