What are the common themes in near future military science fiction?

The story of Joan of Arc is quite amazing. A young girl who led the French army to victory against the English. She claimed to be guided by religious visions and showed extraordinary courage and leadership despite her young age.

Nineteenth - century French novels are a rich tapestry of literary works. Some of the most famous ones include 'Les Misérables' by Victor Hugo. This novel not only tells a story of redemption and social struggle but also paints a vivid picture of French society at that time. Another notable work is 'Madame Bovary' by Gustave Flaubert, which explores themes of love, marriage, and the disillusionment of a woman trapped in a provincial life.

There are also families where the male relatives participate in a family - run marathon. They train together, encourage each other during the race, and celebrate their achievements at the end. This experience of working towards a common fitness goal and sharing the sense of accomplishment is a great male family bonding story.

Perhaps in Harry Potter Primal Fanfiction, there are stories that focus on the ancient magic that was more primal and instinctive. It might show how wizards in the past used this magic in a more raw and unrefined way compared to modern magic in the original series.

Once upon a time, in a small hotel by the sea, a young couple met. They were both on solo vacations. The girl had lost her way to the beach and the boy helped her. They started chatting in the hotel lobby and found they had so much in common. They spent every day together during their stay, walking on the beach, having dinner at the hotel restaurant. By the end of their vacations, they knew they were in love and promised to keep in touch. Eventually, they got married.

One possible plot could be that Harry, after a difficult battle in the wizarding world, stumbles upon Deadpool's adventures in the muggle world. He becomes obsessed with Deadpool's carefree yet effective way of fighting. So, he starts training himself in a similar style and uses it to outwit his enemies in Hogwarts.

There are many out there. 'Steven and Pearl's Adventure' is a great one. It takes the two on a journey where they discover new things about themselves and each other. It has a lot of character development for both of them. Also, 'The Unspoken Bond: Steven x Pearl' is interesting as it shows their relationship from a different perspective, with a lot of emotional depth.

One interesting idea could be how Harry's personality might be different. Maybe he'd have a more unique set of skills or values influenced by Zat. Another aspect could be the relationships he forms. His friendships might take on different dynamics compared to the original story.

In 'The Lovely Bones', the main character, Susie, is kidnapped and murdered. However, the story is told from her perspective in heaven as she watches her family deal with the aftermath. It's a unique and poignant take on a kidnapping story.

One story could be about a Cancer man and a Scorpio woman who met at a mutual friend's party. The Cancer man was initially shy but was drawn to the Scorpio woman's intense charm. They started chatting and found that they both had a deep love for art. The Scorpio woman was very passionate in her views, and the Cancer man was in awe of her confidence. They soon started dating and the Cancer man's nurturing nature complemented the Scorpio woman's need for loyalty well.