What makes a character one of the best in novels?

Once in middle school, there was a boy named Tom. He had a huge crush on a girl named Lily. One day, he bought a special candy that was very rare in the school store. He mustered up the courage to give it to Lily during recess. Lily was really happy and thanked him. After that, they became good friends and often shared candies together.

A third choice could be 'Alice in Wonderland' in a sense. It's full of strange and illogical elements that can be seen as a kind of puzzle. The different characters and situations are like pieces of a very odd rebus that the reader has to make sense of as they progress through the story.

A sph sibling friends story about a trip could be like this. The siblings and their friends planned a trip to the beach. They packed their bags with swimsuits, beach balls, and lots of snacks. When they got to the beach, they immediately ran to the water. They played in the waves, built sandcastles, and had a picnic on the shore. As the sun set, they sat around sharing stories and making plans for their next adventure.

One plot idea could be that Naruto is discovered by Dumbledore as a young boy with strange powers. Dumbledore brings him to Hogwarts, and Naruto has to learn how to control his chakra while also learning magic. He might be sorted into Gryffindor for his courage. Along the way, he meets Voldemort, who is interested in Naruto's unique powers and tries to turn him to the dark side. But Naruto's friends from both worlds help him stay true.

In modern society, we can see Bastiat's view in how we question government overreach. If the state is a 'fiction' in terms of its over - inflated power, we should be vigilant about policies that seem to expand its authority without good reason.

One possible plot twist could be that they initially plan to keep the pregnancy a secret but then someone discovers it and spreads the news, causing chaos in their lives. Maybe their families have different reactions, with some being supportive and others not so much.

One common banshee back story is that she is a female spirit in Irish folklore. She is often associated with a particular family or clan. When a member of that family is about to die, the banshee will appear, usually wailing near their home. Her wailing is a sign of impending doom. It's a very spooky and mysterious part of Irish mythology.

One characteristic could be its innovative plot structures. Instead of following the traditional linear plot, 'new directions short story' may jump between different time periods or perspectives. Also, the use of language might be very vivid and experimental, creating a strong atmosphere for the readers.

I don't know for sure since I haven't read it. But it could have the god of slaughter as one of the main characters. There might also be some characters who are his followers or enemies.

Inspiring novels can expose a person to different cultures, values, and ways of thinking. For example, reading a novel set in a foreign country can make you more understanding and open - minded.