Share some housekeeping horror stories.

One possible reason could be that J.K. Rowling, the author of Harry Potter, has strict control over the franchise and might have made some regulations that made it difficult for him to continue. Another reason could be that he simply lost interest in writing fanfiction about it. Maybe he wanted to focus on creating his own original stories instead.

One way to make engaging characters is through their relationships. In a three houses fanfic, you can create new friendships or rivalries. Let's say you have a character who was previously a loner but forms a strong bond with another character from a different house. Describe how this relationship changes them. Moreover, give your characters flaws. No one is perfect. If a character is too good to be true, they won't be engaging. For instance, a character could be overly prideful and this causes problems in their relationships.

Another theme is transformation. The relationship changes both the hero and the love interest. The hero may become more empathetic and less focused solely on his sports career. And the love interest may grow more confident as she helps the hero through his tough times.

In God of War 4, Mimir doesn't have a love story in the typical sense. His character is mainly about being a source of wisdom. He was once a powerful figure in the Norse world. His relationships are more about alliances and friendships. For example, his connection with Kratos and Atreus is about sharing his knowledge to help them in their quests, not about love in a romantic way.

One popular Mello x Near fanfic is 'The Unlikely Bond'. It delves deep into their complex relationship, exploring how their rivalry could potentially turn into something more. The story has great character development and keeps you hooked from start to finish.

The main characters are Willy Wonka, the owner of the chocolate factory. And Charlie Bucket, a kind - hearted boy. Also, there are the Oompa - Loompas, those small, strange workers in the factory.

It's about witches. Usually in such a graphic novel, it might tell stories of the witches' powers, their appearances, and their interactions with the normal world or other supernatural beings.

Spud Webb is a great example. Despite his short stature, he won the Slam Dunk Contest. He overcame the odds with his incredible jumping ability and tenacity on the court.

The main characters are Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit. He is the protagonist of the story. Then there are the dwarves, like Thorin Oakenshield. And of course, Gandalf the wizard. There is also Smaug, the dragon that guards the Lonely Mountain. And Gollum, a rather strange and somewhat pitiful creature who lives in the dark caves.

I'm not sure specifically which 'bearing up short story' you are referring to. There could be many short stories with various themes. It might be about a character facing difficulties and 'bearing up' or persevering through tough situations.