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Another theme could be the struggle between individual desires and social obligations. The characters often find themselves having to choose between what they personally want and what society dictates they should do. This is especially true for the bridegroom as he navigates through the events related to his marriage.

Well, they might already have a support system in place. When they arrive at Hogwarts, they could be more confident because they have a friend they already know. For instance, if they face bullying from other students, they can rely on each other.

One factor is its ability to make readers think. A book like 'Light from Uncommon Stars' combines different elements in a way that makes you question how things fit together. Another aspect is the writing style. If it's engaging and easy to follow, like Becky Chambers' writing in 'A Psalm for the Wild - Built', it can be considered great. And of course, a great science fiction book in 2023 should also be relevant to current discussions, perhaps about environmentalism as in 'The Terraformers' or self - discovery as in 'A Psalm for the Wild - Built'.

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The art. The art in 'Stuff of Legends Graphic Novel' is really something special. It has a distinct style that sets it apart.

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In this short story 'the man in the suitcase', first of all, the very idea of a man in a suitcase is quite intriguing. It immediately grabs the reader's attention. It could be set in a noir - like context where there are shadowy characters involved. The story might revolve around the discovery of the man in the suitcase and the subsequent events that unfold. It could deal with moral dilemmas of those who find him. Are they going to help him? Or are they involved in the situation that put him in the suitcase? There could be a complex web of relationships and motives that the story gradually reveals as it progresses.

A great plot could involve a Sith Lord who has been exiled to the Unknown Regions for centuries. He has built up an army of dark side followers and is now planning to invade the known galaxy. A group of heroes, including a Jedi and some smugglers, have to stop him. Also, we could have a story about a powerful artifact in the Unknown Regions that has the power to either save or destroy the galaxy, and different factions are racing to find it.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read it specifically. But generally, it might be about a new structure or state of affairs in the so - called 'underworld' which could include topics like organized crime, shadowy power dynamics, or hidden social systems. It could also be a fictional exploration of such concepts.

Often, they have a journey at the core. This journey is not just physical but also spiritual. For example, in 'The Canterbury Tales', the pilgrims' physical journey to Canterbury is also a journey of exploring different moral and religious ideas through the stories they tell.