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One great 'Dragon Age Solas Romance Fanfiction' is 'The Solas Chronicles' on Archive of Our Own. It really delves deep into the relationship between the main character and Solas. The author does an amazing job of portraying Solas's complex personality and how the romance develops in a very believable way.

Perhaps it's a story about a group of outcasts. They live in a harsh, snowy environment. One day, they find a sword that is said to hold the key to their freedom. With the sword in hand, they start to make strides towards a better life. They face many difficulties, like blizzards and enemies who want the sword for themselves. But they keep on striding, using the sword to defend themselves, and slowly they build a new life for themselves in the unforgiving snow - covered land.

The consequences could be far - reaching. Naruto's relationships would surely be strained. His relationship with Sakura, for instance, might become complicated as she may be afraid of him or try to find a way to cure him. His bond with Sasuke could also be tested. Sasuke, being more attuned to darker powers, might have a different reaction compared to others. Moreover, Naruto would have to deal with the vampire community if there is one in the fanfiction world. He would need to learn their rules and how to control his new urges, or else he could become a danger to those he loves.

The 'Divergent' series by Veronica Roth is a great choice for young adults. It's set in a post - apocalyptic Chicago where society is divided into factions based on different virtues. The main character, Tris, is a brave and complex character who challenges the system. Another good one is 'The Maze Runner' series by James Dashner. It starts with a group of boys trapped in a maze, and they have to find a way out while facing various deadly challenges.

One interesting aspect could be the exploration of new character arcs. In fanfic, authors often take existing Star Trek characters and put them in unique situations, which might deviate from the official canon. This can give a fresh perspective on well - known personalities. For example, they could explore how a character might react to a moral dilemma that was not covered in the original series.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'mesa high school carry on story' is without more context. It could be about an event, a tradition, or the experiences of students at Mesa High School.

Well, a frequently seen theme is the discovery of self - worth. For Loki, through his interactions with Darcy, he starts to see his own value in a new light. And for Darcy, she realizes she can be more than just a side character. Also, the theme of 'fish out of water' is common. Loki is out of his element on Earth, and Darcy helps him navigate the human world, and this situation creates a lot of interesting scenarios and character development.

There can be a challenge in adjusting to the new dynamic. As best friends, they were used to a certain level of equality and informality. But in a romantic relationship, there might be power dynamics, jealousy issues, and different levels of emotional intimacy. It takes time to figure out how to balance these new aspects while still maintaining the core of their friendship.

Sure. 'The Witch Elm' is a great 2018 historical fiction book. It has elements of mystery and family secrets set against a backdrop of Irish history. Another is 'The Water Cure' which presents a dystopian - like world with historical undertones. 'Red Clocks' is also good. It explores issues of women's rights in a historical - fictional context.

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