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One type of interesting fanfiction could be those that expand on the backstories of minor characters. For instance, Neville Longbottom's journey to becoming a more confident and powerful wizard can be explored in great detail, showing his training and the challenges he overcame outside of what was shown in the original books.

Maybe the old lady in the story has a cat, and the cat scratch game is something related to the cat's behavior. For example, the cat might scratch the old lady's furniture during the game.

Sure. One of my friends had an adorable first date at a local park. They packed a picnic and sat under a big tree. As they were chatting, a little puppy came up to them. They played with the puppy together, and it was such a cute and unexpected moment that made their date really special.

Another theme is the fight against evil. Just like in the original Levi and Mikasa story and in Harry Potter, they are often pitted against dark forces. This theme of good vs. evil shows how they use their unique skills and abilities, a combination of their original and newfound magical powers, to protect Hogwarts and its inhabitants.

It also teaches about being cautious. The girl should have been more careful when she saw the wolf on her way. Maybe she could have changed her path or found a safer way to her grandmother's house. Moreover, it can imply that appearances can be deceiving. The wolf seemed friendly at first, but it was actually very dangerous.

His relationship with his mother could become more complex. She might be worried about his new nature and try to protect him more. With his friends, like Bakugo, they might initially be scared or distrustful when they find out about his quirk.

Panic. When someone is drowning, the immediate sense of panic is a common element. It's that desperate fight against the water.

One challenge is dealing with the archaic language. Classic novels often have old - fashioned words and complex sentence structures that might be difficult to type accurately. Another is the length. Many classic novels are quite long, which requires a great deal of time and concentration to type completely. Also, ensuring proper punctuation according to the style of the time the novel was written can be tricky.

Sure. 'The Work and the Glory' series is a great start. It's easy to follow and really gives a good overview of the early LDS history. The characters are relatable and it's written in a way that makes the historical events come alive.

One popular 'Star Wars Cal and Mare fanfiction' might be those that explore their adventures together on uncharted planets. For example, a story could involve them finding ancient Jedi artifacts on a forgotten world. Another could be about how they team up to fight against a new Sith threat that the main Star Wars storylines haven't covered yet.