Can archaeological evidence support Moses stories?

Yes, some might argue that the plot elements in 'Twilight' are similar to common fanfiction themes. For instance, the love triangle between a human girl and two supernatural beings, which is a very popular trope in fan - created stories. Also, the way the characters are overly idealized, like Edward being the perfect, brooding vampire, is typical of how characters are often written in fanfiction.

Regarding evidence for Moses, religious texts are a major source. The detailed accounts in the Torah, for instance, are seen as evidence by believers. But from a scientific and archaeological perspective, it's more complex. There are no inscriptions or artifacts that directly name Moses. However, some historians believe that the general story of a group of people leaving Egypt could be based on real events. And if there were such an event, it's likely there was a leader, which could be Moses. So, the evidence is not conclusive either way.

There's no way to know without more information. Just the statement 'theo abused fanfiction' doesn't provide any evidence on its own.

One major piece of evidence is the way the story defies the laws of physics as we know them. For example, the concept of 'tesseracting' which is a form of traveling through space - time in a way that is not possible according to our current understanding of physics. The characters are able to move instantaneously across vast distances and through time, which is clearly a fictional device used to drive the story forward.

Some might argue that the idea of a transformation, like Pinocchio becoming a real boy, could be related to real - life stories of personal growth and redemption. People often go through changes in real life, and this could be a very loose connection to the idea of Pinocchio being based on a true story. But it's mostly speculation.

There is no evidence at all. The 'Harry Potter' series was developed over years with J.K. Rowling's own ideas, themes, and characters. Fanfiction is a response to the original work, often by fans who love the series and want to explore different scenarios. Just because there might be some common magical elements (like magic wands or broomsticks) doesn't mean stealing. These are staple elements of the wizarding world that Rowling created, and fanfiction writers use them because they are part of the established 'Harry Potter' lore.

No. Twilight and Harry Potter are two distinct franchises. Twilight focuses on the love triangle between a human, a vampire, and a werewolf in a modern - day, normal - world - with - a - supernatural - twist setting. Harry Potter is centered around a boy wizard in a hidden magical world. There's no evidence to suggest Twilight is fanfiction of Harry Potter.

Yes, some think the discovery of underwater structures in certain parts of the Atlantic could be evidence. But it's not conclusive. Others point to similarities between Plato's description and some ancient civilizations, like the Minoans.

There is no evidence at all. J.K. Rowling started writing Harry Potter on her own, with her own imagination. The series has a clear origin story, from her coming up with the idea of a boy wizard to building the entire wizarding world. Fanfiction usually builds on existing works, but Harry Potter is the original source, not the other way around, especially not related to something as unclear as 'belloch' fanfiction.

Yes, there was evidence. There were eyewitness accounts from other soldiers who witnessed such acts. Also, some soldiers later confessed to these actions when dealing with the psychological aftermath of the war.