What would RWBY's reaction be while watching Hellsing Abridged fanfiction?

Sadness, of course. If the painting shows a war - torn landscape with broken families, it directly makes the viewer feel sad. It might also bring out a sense of helplessness. For example, in a painting of a natural disaster's aftermath, we see the destruction and the despair of the people, and we feel that there's little we can do to change what has happened.

One idea is to show a series of photos of your Valentine's Day preparations, like baking heart - shaped cookies or making a handmade card. Another is to share a throwback photo of a great Valentine's Day you had in the past with a short story about it in the caption.

One main theme is self - discovery. Lanark goes through a journey of understanding himself better. Another is the nature of society and how it shapes individuals.

Complex characters. Dickens' mystery novels are filled with a large number of characters, each with their own motives and secrets. For example, in 'Bleak House', many characters are somehow connected to the legal case, and their interactions create a complex and mysterious atmosphere.

Since it's called 'Copper Beech: A Dark Legacy Novel', it may tell a story where the copper beech is at the center of a complex web of relationships and events. It could be that the tree has witnessed historical events that have left a mark on the characters in the novel. For example, it might be on a piece of land that has changed hands many times through dubious means, and the current inhabitants are starting to discover the truth about their predecessors' actions. The 'dark legacy' could also refer to moral or ethical issues that the characters have to face because of their association with the place where the copper beech is located.

The 'old guard comic story' could be a story that delves into a world of characters who have been around for a while. These characters may have a code of ethics or a set of values that they uphold. The story might show how they deal with the changing times in their fictional universe. Are they resistant to change? Or do they adapt? It could also feature their interactions with new characters who come into their world. There could be power struggles, alliances formed, and secrets revealed as the story unfolds.

I met your grandma at a dance, kid. I saw her across the room, and I just knew I had to ask her to dance. She looked so beautiful in her blue dress. We danced all night, and that was the start of it all.

'Hidden Figures' by Margot Lee Shetterly is a great choice as well. It showcases the achievements of black women in a scientific and male - dominated field, proving that black girls can achieve great things regardless of the obstacles.

You can often find them in anthologies. For example, 'The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror' series usually has some great fantasy romance short stories. Libraries are also a good place to start. They have a wide range of collections that might include such stories.

Well, for a bedtime love story, it needs to be something that can calm your mind. It could be a story set in a beautiful and peaceful place, like a small seaside town. The love in the story should be pure and uncomplicated. For instance, a story of a couple who met while volunteering at an animal shelter. They bonded over their love for animals. The story should not have a lot of twists and turns that might make your mind race. And the language used should be simple and easy to understand, almost like a lullaby in words.