What are some good 'Flower and Prongs' Harry Potter fanfics?

It could be an enemy from one of his past cases. Someone who holds a grudge against L for getting them caught or ruining their plans before.

The elements of fiction in 'Chains' are the characters like Isabel who is complex and has a strong will. The plot is full of conflict as she faces the harsh reality of being a slave. The setting of the colonial era with all its inequalities and power dynamics is another element. And the theme of freedom and resistance is woven throughout the story.

Since I haven't read this particular 'every breath you take novel', it's difficult to say for certain. However, generally speaking, it could revolve around a person's journey where each moment, each breath, is a step in their self - discovery or in dealing with a particular situation. It might also be a thriller where the antagonist is tracking the protagonist's every move, every breath, creating a sense of suspense.

One of the main themes is friendship. Star and Marco's relationship shows how different characters can support and grow with each other. Another theme is self - discovery. Star has to figure out her powers and her place in both her own magical world and the human world. Also, the theme of good vs evil is prominent as she battles against the various forces of evil throughout the story.

The main character is Mulan. And there are also her father, who is too old or ill to fight in the war. In the army, there are her comrades and the leaders like the general.

Well, it depends. The Hugo Award has specific rules. While Neil Gaiman's work is highly regarded in the sci - fi and fantasy genre, fanfiction is a different beast. Fanfiction typically uses someone else's characters and settings which can raise questions about originality. But if a fanfiction writer takes Gaiman's concepts and does something truly remarkable and unique with it, while also following the award's guidelines, it might be considered. But generally, it's not very common for fanfiction to be in the running for the Hugo Award.

A local community center bartered with a music school. The community center provided a space for the music school to hold concerts. In return, the music school offered free music lessons to some of the underprivileged children at the community center. This not only enhanced the cultural life of the community center but also gave the music school a chance to give back. It also attracted more people to both the community center and the music school, as word spread about their collaborative efforts.

First, focus on her appearance. Describe her tattered robes, the color of her magic, and any unique features like a tattoo or a special amulet. For example, her robes could be a sandy color, blending in with the desert, and her magic could be a deep purple with a spark of gold.

No. It goes against the core values of the 'Harry Potter' fandom which is about friendship, loyalty and positive relationships among the characters. Such a plot is inappropriate and unacceptable.

For beginners, I'd recommend 'March'. It's a great introduction to the civil rights movement through the eyes of John Lewis. The illustrations are clear and the story is told in a chronological order which helps with understanding. 'American Born Chinese' is also good. It has a blend of humor and cultural exploration that new readers to biographical graphic novels will enjoy. And 'My Friend Dahmer' gives an interesting perspective on a well - known figure in a way that's not too overwhelming for beginners.