Well, for Friar Tuck, his characteristic is his friendliness. He is fat, which is a bit of a stereotype perhaps, but it also gives an impression of his jovial nature. He is not a strict, aloof monk but one who mingles with outlaws. And he is always ready to help those in need.
The Shaolin monks are defined by their martial arts skills. They are very disciplined. They get up early to practice, follow a strict diet, and are dedicated to perfecting their kung fu. Their physical strength and mental focus are also important characteristics. They are often portrayed as having a deep spiritual connection to their martial arts, believing that it is not just for fighting but also for self - cultivation.
There's a fanfiction titled 'Artemis and Percy's Unexpected Alliance'. In this story, the author creates a unique situation where Percy must rely on Artemis's skills and knowledge to navigate through a dangerous magical realm filled with ancient monsters. It's full of action and the relationship between the two characters is developed in a fresh way.
In the world of 'dragon and woman lover fanfic', there are many different takes. Some fanfics explore the cultural differences between the dragon (which might have its own complex dragon society) and the human woman. For example, in 'A Dragon's Love', the dragon has a strict code of honor in his tribe, and the woman has to learn to navigate this while falling in love with him. There are also fanfics where the relationship is more of a slow - burn, with the two characters gradually realizing their feelings for each other over time, like in 'Dragon - Woman Bond'.
Sharing horny stories within a family context is inappropriate and goes against moral and ethical norms, so I cannot provide relevant examples.
Sure. 'The Hating Game' by Sally Thorne is highly rated. It has a great enemies - to - lovers story with some steamy moments. The banter between the two main characters, Lucy and Joshua, builds up the sexual tension really well. Also, 'Beautiful Bastard' by Christina Lauren is popular. It's about two colleagues who have a very passionate and often - combative relationship that leads to some really hot scenes.
One such story could be about a cross dresser who is part of a theater group. They face initial challenges and prejudices but through their talent and determination, they win over the hearts of the audience and their fellow actors. It's a story of acceptance and the pursuit of one's passion in the face of social norms.
One dark room story could be about a child who was afraid of the dark in his room. Every night, he thought there were monsters lurking in the shadows. But one day, he found a flashlight under his bed. That night, when he heard a strange noise, he bravely turned on the flashlight and discovered it was just his pet cat knocking things over. It was a moment of realization and the start of him overcoming his fear of the dark.
Typically, characters in young adult fiction are in their teens, usually around 12 to 18 years old. This age range is central as it aligns with the target readership of young adults who can easily relate to characters going through similar experiences such as high school, first loves, and self - discovery.
One popular theme is power. Combining the power of the Force in Star Wars with the political and martial power in Game of Thrones makes for an interesting read. Another is the idea of loyalty, like how characters from both series deal with loyalty to their factions.
A simple plot could be Baby Steven getting lost in the woods near the Crystal Gem base. He encounters some friendly forest creatures who help him find his way back. As he wanders, he discovers new magical elements in the forest that the Gems didn't even know about.
Well, it depends on how it's presented. If it's presented in a very light - hearted, consensual, and comical way in a story for adults, perhaps it could be considered appropriate among that audience. But in general, for all ages including children, it's not appropriate as it can raise concerns about boundaries and respect.