Tell me some horror work stories.

One possible story could be that the mom wants to teach her young son about nature and responsibility. So she lets him plant some seeds in the garden. The son might be really excited to dig in the soil, plant the little seeds and then water them every day. It becomes a great bonding experience between them as they watch the plants grow together.

It's about a protagonist who is suddenly transported to a game - like world. He has to deal with various challenges and enemies in this new world.

I'm not sure which specific 'Tim Reynolds story' you are referring to. There could be many people named Tim Reynolds. He could be an artist, a musician perhaps. More context would be really helpful.

One way to incorporate Pulp Fiction's style is through the lighting. In the movie, there are often dimly lit and moody scenes. So, use similar lighting in the dance contest venue. The choreography can also be inspired by the fight scenes in the movie. Not exactly the violent parts, but the quick and unexpected movements. And don't forget about the storytelling. Dancers can create a narrative within their performance, just like how Pulp Fiction weaves its complex stories.

A Scottish woman named Mary Slessor. She was a missionary. She went to Africa and made great contributions. She fought against the cruel practice of killing twins which was prevalent in some areas there. She showed great courage in standing up for the rights of those who were persecuted. She became a symbol of hope for the local people.

One of the interesting stories could be the ones that explore futuristic concepts in a relatable way. For example, stories that deal with how humans interact with advanced technology in their daily lives.

It is a novel. 'The Great Gatsby' is typically considered a novel due to its length, complexity of plot, and development of multiple characters.

His relationship with Toothless would be very different. Toothless might be initially confused and a bit hesitant around Hiccup in his new form. But as time passes, they would develop a new kind of bond based on Hiccup having to adapt to being a dragon. With Astrid, it could be strange at first. Astrid might be both curious and a bit jealous of Hiccup's new dragon form. She would have to see Hiccup in a whole new light.

I'm not entirely sure. It could be that Percy is a character in a story that is considered the first fanfiction about a human. Maybe Percy has some unique qualities or a story that inspired someone to write this fanfiction.

One aspect could be the allure of experience. Younger men might be attracted to the more worldly and sexually experienced older women in these stories. It gives a sense of exploration and discovery.