Is Phileas Fogg a real person or a fictional character?

The 'girl in the basement' story often refers to cases where a girl has been held captive in a basement. There have been some real - life horror stories like this. For example, Elisabeth Fritzl in Austria was held in a basement by her father for 24 years. He assaulted her repeatedly and she gave birth to several children during that time. It's a tragic and disturbing situation that shows the worst of human nature.

One real - life example could be in the fashion industry. Some shoe designers might have a foot fetish. They pour their passion into creating beautiful shoes not just for the aesthetic of the shoes themselves but also because they have an interest in feet. They focus on how the shoes will look on feet, the shape of the foot they will adorn, etc.

One idea could be Shinachiku going on a journey to discover his own unique ninja skills, different from his father Naruto. He could encounter new enemies and make unexpected allies along the way.

Power is a common theme. The Volturi are a very powerful coven, and Bella's relationship with them often involves her dealing with their power. Another theme is loyalty. Bella has to decide where her loyalties lie - with the Cullens or with the Volturi. And of course, love. Whether it's her love for Edward or some new relationships she forms within the Volturi world.

One great 'Ascension' Harry Potter fanfiction could be 'The Ascension of Harry Potter: A New Path'. It often features Harry developing unique powers and taking on a more powerful role in the wizarding world. Another might be 'Ascension's Call' where Harry is guided by an ancient magic towards a greater destiny. There are also some that focus on Harry's ascension in terms of his social standing within Hogwarts, like 'Ascension Among Peers' which shows him rising above the petty rivalries and becoming a true leader.

I haven't got the most recent ones off - hand. But it could be about her recent voting records on new bills in the Senate.

Their relationship would evolve in many ways. With Neytiri being pregnant, Jack would start to understand more about Na'vi family values. He would be more involved in Na'vi community life, attending ceremonies related to pregnancy and childbirth. Neytiri would see Jack in a new light, as a father - to - be, and would appreciate his efforts to adapt to Na'vi ways. There might be some minor conflicts too, for example, about how to raise the child in terms of human and Na'vi cultures, but overall their bond would strengthen.

Since I don't have much information on 'Ralph's Brother Christmas Story', I can only guess. It could be that Ralph's brother was the star of the Christmas celebrations in their family. He might have been responsible for decorating the Christmas tree in a very unique way, or he could have prepared a delicious Christmas dinner for the whole family. There could also be a story of how he brought the family together during a difficult Christmas time.

No. George Eliot is known for her realist works, not science fiction in the modern sense. Modern science fiction often involves advanced technology, space exploration, and futuristic concepts, which are absent from Eliot's work.

Often, they feature intense emotions. The love or attraction between the male characters is palpable, like a strong undercurrent. For example, in many stories, the longing looks or the secret touches convey this deep - seated emotion.