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I don't think it's a popular type. 'Fairy Tail' is known for its epic adventures, strong friendships, and magic - based plotlines. A fanfiction with a plot like Natsu spanking Lucy seems out of place and may not gain much traction. It goes against the more mainstream ideas of the relationship between the two characters that fans are used to.

The 'Ragini MMS' original story involves a horror - themed plot. It is about a couple and some spooky events that occur while they are in a certain location. The story uses the concept of a found footage kind of scenario to build the horror element.

One popular 'new masters graphic novel' could be 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi. It tells a very personal and powerful story of growing up during the Iranian revolution. Another might be 'Maus' by Art Spiegelman, which uses unique animal characters to depict the Holocaust in a deeply moving way. And 'Fun Home' by Alison Bechdel is also well - known, exploring family secrets and identity through a graphic format.

One consequence is that it can set a bad example. People might wrongly think that such behavior is acceptable or glamorous in some way. It can also make the audience uncomfortable as it challenges the basic values of loyalty and friendship.

Well, obviously there would be the child writing the letter. And of course, Father Christmas himself. There might also be the child's parents or siblings who could be involved in the process, like helping the child write the letter or getting excited about sending it off.

One common theme is the discovery of self - worth. Often, the reader character starts off feeling ordinary or unimportant, but through their relationship with Dark Pit, they come to realize their own value. For example, Dark Pit might see qualities in the reader that they didn't see in themselves.

One way to make it engaging is to introduce new characters who emerge in the power vacuum left by Harry's death. Maybe a secret group of wizards who have been hiding their powers all along. Another aspect could be to delve deeper into Voldemort's psyche. Why did he choose the graveyard? What does it symbolize to him? And then, show the small acts of resistance that start to build up, like a spark in the darkness.

Orwell has had a great influence. His works like '1984' have set a template for dystopian science fiction. It makes other authors think about the consequences of extreme government control. His use of language to create a sense of oppression is also very influential.

Well, finding non - mpreg fanfiction for ichigo x hichigo can be a bit of a search. You could start by joining some Bleach - related fan groups on social media platforms. Ask the members if they know of any good stories that focus on the relationship between ichigo and hichigo without the mpreg aspect. Another option is to explore Tumblr, as there are often fanfic recs there, but you'll have to dig through to find the non - mpreg ones.

There are also Zuko OC fanfictions where the OC is a powerful bender from a different nation. This OC could interact with Zuko in various ways, like in a political context. Maybe they have to work together to prevent a war between their two nations, which would add a whole new layer to Zuko's story.