Can fiction be horror?

One example could be a guy's first time seeing a cock fight in a place where it was still legal in the past. He might have been shocked or intrigued by the whole spectacle.

The presence of the supernatural is also a key element. If after his death, there were reports of seeing his ghostly figure in places he used to frequent. Or if there were poltergeist - like activities in his former home, such as objects flying around or doors slamming shut by themselves. These elements add to the scariness of a story about his death as they suggest that there is something beyond our understanding at play.

Well, Mercedes Jones would be a key character. She has a strong sense of empathy and would use her voice to bring comfort to the baby and the family. Kurt Hummel is also very likely. His fashionable and caring nature would make him be there for the baby. Puck could also be involved, perhaps using his tough - guy exterior to shield the family from any trouble in the hospital environment.

One great book is 'The God of Small Things' by Arundhati Roy. It beautifully weaves the story of a family in Kerala, India, exploring themes like caste, love, and loss within the rich tapestry of Indian culture.

The idea of 'passed out sex' is unacceptable because it involves non - consensual activity. When a person is passed out, they are unable to give consent, and any sexual act in such a situation is a form of sexual assault.

It was the whole love triangle aspect with Lancelot. It added so much drama. Also, the fact that they were important figures in the Arthurian legends which are so well - known made their relationship a key part of the story.

Jotaro is often a popular character. His cool and stoic demeanor, combined with his powerful Star Platinum stand, makes him a natural fit for the gamer - themed fanfiction. He could be portrayed as a top - tier player in the game world, easily taking on challenges.

Yes, unfortunately she dies. The little mermaid made a deal with the sea witch. She got legs in exchange for her voice but was unable to win the prince's love in the end. As a result, she was doomed to die and dissolved into sea foam.

Well, 'A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings' by Gabriel García Márquez is an interesting adult short novel. It combines magical realism with deep insights into human nature. Also, 'Bartleby, the Scrivener' by Herman Melville is quite good. It delves into themes like alienation and the human condition in a concise and thought - provoking way.

The significance could be spiritual growth. It can make people reflect on the afterlife and their place in the grand scheme of things. For example, if someone in the story has a connection to heaven, it might make them more aware of a higher power and strive to be more virtuous in the real world.