What is the real story behind 'One Million Dollar Baby'?

The Escape from Alcatraz story is about inmates attempting to break out of Alcatraz prison. It was a maximum - security prison on an island. Three inmates made a very elaborate escape plan. They managed to get past security measures, but it's not clear if they actually made it to freedom as their bodies were never found.

One great 'The Originals' KOL OC fanfic is 'The Lost Hybrid'. It has an interesting plot where the Original vampires interact with a newly created Original - like hybrid. Another one could be 'Kol's Redemption'. It focuses on Kol's journey and how an OC character influences his path to redemption. And there's also 'OC in the Vampire World' which shows a normal human OC getting thrown into the chaotic world of the Originals and how they adapt.

Well, spooky settings are quite common. Dark, old buildings or areas with no signs of life around. Also, the feeling of being trapped. For example, when doors close by themselves or there are no escape routes. And of course, the unknown factor. Escorts not knowing what the client has in store for them, whether it's some sort of dangerous fetish or a violent intention, which adds to the scariness.

Quotes like 'I'm a mushroom-cloud - laying motherfucker, motherfucker!' might shock the robber and make him think twice. It's a very powerful and intimidating line.

If the gods were to read Percy Jackson books fanfiction, it could lead to some really interesting scenarios. They might be intrigued by the creativity of mortals in re - imagining their stories. However, they could also be offended by inaccurate portrayals. This could potentially lead to them interfering in the mortal world more than usual. They might try to correct the false impressions in the fanfiction, which could cause chaos among the fan community as they start experiencing strange divine interventions.

One great book is 'The Call of the Wild' by Jack London. It tells the story of a dog named Buck who is thrust into the wild Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. Another is 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen, which follows a young boy's struggle to survive in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash. And 'My Side of the Mountain' by Jean Craighead George is also a classic, about a boy who decides to live alone in the Catskill Mountains.

I'm not sure which specific 'Tim Connolly story' you're referring to. There could be many people named Tim Connolly. He could be an ordinary person with his own personal journey, or perhaps a professional in a particular field like sports or business. More context would be helpful.

I'm sorry, without more specific details about this particular extra ending, it's hard to summarize precisely. But generally, it would likely involve the characters from Corpse Party in a different conclusion to their ordeal compared to the main ending.

One common theme is friendship. Many fanfictions explore how Allison and Jackson develop a strong bond despite their initial differences or conflicts.

There could be a story where a margarita with a straw plays a significant role in a memory. For example, it was a hot summer day, and a group of travelers stopped at a roadside bar. One of them ordered a margarita with a straw. As they sat there, enjoying their drinks, they shared stories of their adventures so far. The margarita became a symbol of that moment of relaxation and camaraderie during their journey. The straw was a small but important part, as it was something they fiddled with while talking and reminiscing.