Can you share some famous South African war stories?

Another great one is 'La Planète des singes' (Planet of the Apes). The concept of a world ruled by intelligent apes is both thought - provoking and exciting. It has been adapted into many movies over the years, but the original book is a classic in French science fiction.

Redemption can also be a theme. Maybe one of them has made a mistake in the past, and through their relationship with the other, they find a way to redeem themselves. This adds an interesting layer to their characters and the story, as it shows their growth and the power of their connection.

In the 'Minority Report' short story, the precogs play a crucial role. They are not just predictors but also symbols. They symbolize the power of knowledge and how it can be misused. Their presence in the story makes the readers question the fairness of the precrime system. Since they are forced to live a life of seclusion while their powers are exploited, it shows the darker side of the society that values the prevention of crime over the well - being of these special individuals.

One common trope is the 'love at first sight' where the hero is immediately smitten by the heroine. For example, in many classic romance novels, the hero sees the heroine across a crowded room and is instantly drawn to her beauty and charm.

Yes, they could be. If the soldiers are shown to be protecting the girl scouts or the community in the story, they can be considered heroes. Their actions of safeguarding others make them heroic figures.

The plot should be engaging. Don't just focus on the submissive and dominant relationship. Have other elements like a mystery they need to solve together or a conflict with other characters. And make sure to show the growth of both characters as they navigate their relationship, for example, the submissive learning to stand up for themselves in certain situations while still respecting the dominant, and the dominant learning to be more empathetic.

I'm not sure who the absolute best is, but there are some popular ones. Some authors who often write great Hermione - centric fanfictions might be good candidates. You can look for those with high ratings and lots of reviews on fanfiction platforms.

The true story behind 'Jeremy' is about a boy named Jeremy Wade Delle. He committed suicide in front of his classmates at school. Pearl Jam heard about this tragic event and was inspired to write the song. It's a story of a young life lost due to what seems like deep emotional distress, likely caused by various factors like problems at school or at home.

Well, perhaps there's a story of an entrepreneur who was struggling to manage his team effectively. After adopting Rondevo's management tools, he was able to better organize tasks, communicate with his team, and as a result, his business projects started to progress much more smoothly and achieved great success.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with such a title. It might be about a character who embarks on a journey of self - improvement or power - up all by themselves, facing various challenges alone and growing stronger in the process.