In the novel, the reader would choose the plot to continue, and the reader would decide the direction of the story...

A reader can determine the theme by looking at the main events and the lessons or messages the story conveys. It's often what the story is really about beneath the surface.

A great character arc could be the Reader starting off as a timid and unsure person. Maybe they are afraid of their own power or new to the strange world of Inuyasha. But as they face more and more challenges with Inuyasha, they become braver. They learn to trust their instincts and their power. For example, if they are a healer, at first they are hesitant to use their healing abilities in the heat of battle, but by the end, they are confident and can heal even the most severe wounds while under attack.

The author can decide the readers 'understanding of the work, but this depends on the nature of the work itself and the readers' background and experience. Some works with very obvious cultural and historical backgrounds may be influenced by the specific cultural and social background of the readers. In this case, the author may need to try his best to provide background information and explanations for the readers so that they can better understand the work. On the other hand, some works might be more open and free authors did not need to provide too much background information and explanation for readers. In this case, the readers could freely interpret the works based on their own experience and knowledge, as well as their understanding and feelings towards the works. Although the author can provide information and explanations in the work, they cannot completely determine the reader's understanding of the work. The readers 'understanding depended on their background and experience, as well as their understanding and feelings towards the work.

The plot could start with the reader being in a place where Jack Frost has just caused some sort of chaos with his ice. The reader decides to confront him. Jack is a bit taken aback by the reader's boldness. As the fight begins, Jack tries to use his powers to intimidate the reader. But the reader is not easily scared. They keep coming at Jack, which makes Jack realize that this human is different. Eventually, they might find out that they are both fighting for something similar, like protecting a certain place or person, and the fight could turn into an alliance.

He could also express his feelings through small gestures. Like sharing his favorite book, Icha Icha Paradise, with the reader. This would be a big deal for Kakashi as it's something very personal to him. He might also give the reader his headband as a sign of trust and a special connection between them. This would be a very symbolic way of showing his feelings.

As a fan of online literature, I can't decide whether to read a book or not because I don't have personal feelings or taste. However, if a book already knows the ending, the reader may be disappointed or dissatisfied. This is because there are often many unsolved problems and suspense in the story of a novel, which makes the reader expect more plot development. If the ending of a book is already determined, readers may feel a lack of surprise and challenge, and their interest may decline. However, there are also books where the ending is revealed halfway through the story, and these books may be more interesting to the readers. Deciding whether to read a book or not depended on the reader's personal taste and interest. If the ending of a book is already decided but meets the expectations and interests of the readers, they may choose to continue reading. If the ending of a book does not meet the expectations or interests of the readers, they may choose to give up reading.

In their story, Haruka might influence the reader in terms of their lifestyle. For example, if the reader is a bit lazy or unorganized, seeing Haruka's strict training regime and healthy habits could prompt the reader to make positive changes. Also, Haruka's calm and collected demeanor during competitions could teach the reader how to handle pressure better, not just in swimming but in other aspects of life as well. Haruka is a role model in the swimming world, and the reader could look up to him and try to emulate his positive traits. This could lead to the reader becoming more confident, disciplined, and goal - oriented in their own life.

The Reader was an American drama film directed by Martin Scorsese, adapted from Philip Seymour Hoffman's novel of the same name. Here is my evaluation of the movie: Strengths: 1. Excellent cast: starred by actors such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, and Tom Hardy. 2. An adaptation of a classic novel of the same name: The movie is adapted from Philip Seymour Hoffman's novel of the same name. The story background and plot are very familiar, but the movie successfully adapted the novel into a more fascinating movie. 3. Beautiful pictures: The pictures of the movie are very beautiful, the setting and the costumes are very impressive. Touching storyline: The movie tells the story of a mother who risked her life to escape from a Nazi-controlled concentration camp in order to protect her son. Weakness: The movie is 169 minutes long, which may make some viewers feel tired. Part 2 of the plot may be too cruel: the film portrays the atrocities of the nazi concentration camps, which may make some viewers feel uncomfortable. 3. Character development may not be complete: The character development in the movie may not be complete. Some characters 'actions and motives may not be clear enough. The Reader was an excellent film that successfully adapted the novel into an even more fascinating film. The cast and storyline of the movie were excellent, and the pictures were beautiful. Although the movie was long, some parts of the plot might be too cruel and might make some viewers feel uncomfortable, but this did not affect the movie from becoming an excellent movie.

To choose a beta reader for fanfiction, consider friends or fellow writers in the fandom. Make sure they have the time and commitment to read and offer useful comments. Also, check if they understand the tropes and expectations of the specific fanfiction world you're creating.

One big obstacle could be Cal's intense focus on his work. His job demands a lot of his time and energy, and he might not always be available for the reader. This could lead to feelings of neglect in the relationship.