What are some interesting aspects of Kassandra and Wonder Woman in non - lemon fanfics?

There's the 'Jeff the Killer' story. Jeff was a normal boy until he went through a series of traumatic events that drove him insane. He carved a permanent smile into his face and killed his family. He now roams around, often sneaking into people's houses at night, his pale face and wide, maniacal grin being the last thing his victims see.

The main plot of Deadpool's original story involves Wade Wilson, a former special forces operative. He's diagnosed with terminal cancer and volunteers for a secret experiment that's supposed to cure him. However, the experiment goes awry and gives him a healing factor, but also leaves him disfigured. He then becomes Deadpool, a wisecracking, mercenary anti - hero who often finds himself in crazy and violent adventures while also seeking revenge on those who wronged him in the process of his transformation.

Naruto is often very popular. His outgoing personality and determination make him a natural fit for the rockstar world. Fans love to imagine him on stage, rocking out and inspiring the crowd.

In 'Ephesians', one of the main themes is unity within the Christian community. It emphasizes the oneness of believers in Christ. In 'Pulp Fiction', themes like violence, redemption, and the randomness of life are prominent. The violence is often stylized and used to drive the plot forward, while characters like Jules show a journey towards redemption in the midst of the chaotic world the movie presents.

One common theme is the idea of redemption. Since Amelie was part of Talon and Tracer is a hero, there could be stories about Amelie trying to break free from Talon's influence and find a new path with Tracer's help.

Based on the title, the main character is likely the girl. Since it's called 'the ribbon girl story', she is probably the central focus.

A college girl named Zoe volunteered at a local animal shelter. She took care of sick and abandoned animals. She also organized fundraising events to improve the living conditions of the animals in the shelter. Through her efforts, many animals found new homes.

Sure. 'Practical Magic' is quite popular. It tells the story of two sisters with magical powers. Another one is 'The Dovekeepers', which is set in ancient Israel and follows the lives of four women. 'The Museum of Extraordinary Things' is also well - known, a story full of mystery and historical elements.

A character like Hermione might first approach the dragon with caution and then start studying it. She'd try to find out what kind of dragon it is from her books and figure out its needs, like what it likes to eat or how to keep it comfortable.

I don't know as I haven't read this specific short story. It could be a character who is on a quest for truth and another who tries to hide it, so they could be the main characters.