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The main plot likely continues the adventures of Mowgli in the jungle. It might show his further interactions with his animal friends like Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther, and his struggles against the threats in the jungle, such as Shere Khan the tiger.

Since we don't have the full story, we can assume that the scariest parts might be related to her long nails. For example, if she were to scratch on a window while someone is inside a dark room, the sudden noise and the thought of those long nails on the glass would be terrifying. Or perhaps she uses her long nails to mark her victims, leaving long, deep scratches on their skin as a sign that she has chosen them, which is a very creepy and personal form of terror.

A 'death benefit novel' could be a novel that somehow revolves around the concept of death benefits. It might be a story where a character inherits or is affected by a death benefit, such as life insurance payout. This could drive the plot, like in a mystery where the death benefit is the motive for a crime.

I don't think they are extremely common, but they can happen from time to time. Moms are humans too and everyone has those unexpected bodily function moments. It might not be something that is talked about often, but when it does occur, it can lead to some really funny family stories.

Explore their differences and how they deal with them. Sona is a devil with her own set of values and powers. The OC could be from a different background, maybe a human with some latent supernatural abilities. Their different perspectives can cause friction at first but as they learn to understand each other, it can turn into mutual respect and love. For instance, Sona might be used to a more hierarchical way of doing things in the devil world, while the OC might have a more egalitarian view. By working through these differences, their relationship can develop in an interesting way.

The main plot probably revolves around the hundred - year - old man's journey through life. Maybe it shows his early days, how he grew up, his loves and losses. It could also touch on how he has coped with the various historical events that occurred during his long lifespan. It might be filled with both comical and poignant moments as he reflects on his life.

The main features of the 'Monument City' story could include the people who are associated with the monuments. Maybe there are families who have been the guardians of the monuments for generations. Another feature could be the events that take place in the city in relation to the monuments, like festivals or ceremonies held there. Also, the history of how the monuments were constructed and any historical events that led to their creation or preservation could be important features.

We can also highlight how dialogue moves the plot forward. Take a mystery story. The clues are often shared through dialogue between the detective and witnesses or suspects. Without these exchanges, the story would be static. So, dialogue is essential for driving the story's action.

Definitely not. These types of stories involve sexual situations between women, which are adult - themed and not appropriate in general public or family - friendly settings. They should be restricted to appropriate adult - only platforms where people can choose to access such content with the right age verification.

Sure. There's 'The Juniper Tree'. It involves a cruel stepmother who kills her stepson and cooks him into a stew. The Grimm Brothers collected many such dark German stories. These stories often had a moral or lesson in them, even if they were quite dark. For example, they might teach about the consequences of greed or bad behavior. They were also influenced by the superstitions and cultural beliefs of the time.