Can you recommend some proxy novel dystopian novels?

Perhaps Danny, as Catwoman, starts off using his ghostly powers to steal valuable items in Gotham, but then realizes there are bigger threats and starts to use his powers for good, like helping Batman fight villains.

Yes, there are. For example, the love story between Han Solo and Princess Leia is quite famous in Star Wars. Their relationship has its ups and downs, from initial bickering to deep love, which adds a lot of emotional depth to the story.

The Little Peach Boy story is a Japanese folktale. A childless elderly couple found a large peach floating down the river. When they cut it open, a baby boy emerged. The boy grew up strong and brave. One day, he decided to go to the ogre - infested island to defeat the ogres and bring back the treasures they had stolen from the villagers. He took some millet dumplings made by his mother with him. Along the way, he used his wits and the special powers of the dumplings to outsmart the ogres. Eventually, he defeated the ogres and returned home with the treasures, making his village prosperous again.

One of the main characters was Abraham Woodhull. He was an important part of the Culper Ring. Another was Caleb Brewster, who was involved in transporting the intelligence. And of course, General George Washington was also a key figure as he was the recipient of the information.

John Waters' first novel is 'Hairspray'. It's set in a certain social environment where it explores various aspects of human nature and society. It has been well - received for its interesting plot and the way it presents different perspectives on the cultural and social norms of the time.

Some regulus fanfic that are quite well - known include 'Regulus: The Brave Soul'. In this story, his courage in defying Voldemort is highlighted. 'The Secret Life of Regulus' is also a good one. It reveals aspects of his life that were not known to many in the wizarding community. Also, 'Regulus and the Order' which details his possible interactions with the Order of the Phoenix and how he could have been an important part of the fight against the Dark Arts if things had been different.

The story involves the X - Men trying to change a dystopian future. In this future, mutants are hunted by powerful machines. Wolverine is sent back in time to prevent an event that leads to this horrible future, and he has to work with the younger versions of the X - Men to change the course of history.

Sure. 'Don Quixote' is a great one from the top 10. It's a very old but still very relevant novel that follows the adventures of a man who has some rather crazy and idealistic ideas. It's both humorous and thought - provoking.

One of the well - known ones is 'Swan Lake'. The story of the swan princess Odette, who is cursed by an evil sorcerer, is beautifully told through ballet movements. The white swan's grace and the struggle against the curse are all vividly presented in the dance.

Garnet's back story is really interesting. Ruby and Sapphire were from a place where fusion was not always accepted. When they fused into Garnet, it was a big deal. Garnet has this amazing power that comes from the combination of Ruby's fire and Sapphire's ice - like coolness. In her back story, she had to hide her true nature as a fusion in some situations. But as time went on, she became more open about it, especially when she joined the Crystal Gems. She has been on many adventures, protecting Earth and the people she cares about, and her back story is full of these moments of growth, discovery, and fighting for what she believes in.