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One example could be in a fanfiction where Voldemort actually succeeds in his conquest of the wizarding world. He claims a right of conquest over all magical institutions and enforces his dark rule. Another might be a fan - made story where a group of rebel wizards take over a part of the Forbidden Forest by defeating the magical creatures there and claim it as their own based on right of conquest.

Yes, 'Through the Darkness' is based on a true story. It delves into the work of criminal profilers in South Korea.

The Lion King is not based on a literal true story. However, it draws inspiration from real - life animal behaviors and ecosystems. For example, the hierarchy in a lion pride is somewhat reflected in the movie. Lions do have dominant males and females play important roles in raising cubs. Also, the concept of the circle of life is a way to represent the natural balance in the wild where animals are born, live, and die, and this cycle sustains the ecosystem.

A story about a wife and husband sharing a common hobby like gardening. They plant beautiful flowers and vegetables together, enjoying the process of creating something beautiful and useful for their family, which promotes a harmonious and positive relationship.

One interesting ghost confession story is about a haunted house. People living there claimed to hear strange whispers at night. One night, a young girl said she saw a figure that seemed to be trying to communicate. It was like the ghost was confessing its loneliness and longing for something it left behind when it was alive.

First, do your research on autism. Understand the different characteristics, challenges, and strengths associated with it. This will help you create a more authentic autistic character.

Fiction kindergarten books can improve their language skills. They expose kids to new words and simple sentence structures.

Basically, it's about the strong connection between girls and diamonds, emphasizing that diamonds are very precious to girls, like a best friend.

A fanfic could also be about a group of ninja from Naruto being sent on a mission to Middle - earth to retrieve an artifact that is crucial for both worlds. They encounter the hobbits, elves, and dwarves along the way and have to navigate the different cultures and terrains while using their ninja abilities to overcome obstacles.

I think 'The Name of the Wind' by Patrick Rothfuss is among the best. It tells the story of Kvothe, a wizard - like figure, with a richly detailed world full of magic and mystery. 'The Magicians' by Lev Grossman is also good. It's a more modern take on the fantasy magic genre, set in a magic school that has a darker and more complex side compared to some other similar settings. Additionally, 'American Gods' by Neil Gaiman has elements of magic and fantasy as it weaves together different mythologies in a contemporary American setting.