Can you give examples of back to back positive stories?

Examples of back porch stories abound. Consider the story of the tree in the backyard that was struck by lightning but still managed to survive. Or the story of a family's first Thanksgiving in the new house, with all the chaos of cooking and relatives coming over. There could also be a story about a secret hiding place in the woods that kids in the neighborhood used to go to. These stories are not only entertaining but also serve to connect people to their past, their place, and the people around them.

Sure. One example could be family heirloom stories. For example, a grandmother tells a story to her daughter, and then the daughter 'passes it back' by telling it to her own children when they are old enough to understand. Another example might be in a school setting. A teacher tells a story about a past event at the school to the students, and later the students 'pass it back' when they share it with new students who join the school.

One type is a broken family due to divorce. The child may feel torn between parents and have a sense of instability. Another is the experience of being wrongly accused of something. This can ruin a person's reputation and lead to a lot of emotional distress. Also, being in a cult and then escaping can be a tragic back story. The person has to deal with the psychological effects of being brainwashed and then trying to rebuild their life.

One example could be a story about a baby who managed to take off their nappy during nap time and was found playing with it when the parents came in. Another might be a story of a toddler who had a big poop in their nappy just as they were about to go out, causing a bit of a delay.

Sure. One example could be a story about a woman who started her own business from scratch. Another might be a feature on the top 10 beauty hacks for busy mornings.

One example could be photos from war zones. For instance, a photo of a destroyed building with a lone child sitting among the rubble. The back story might be that the child has lost their family in the bombing, and is now left alone in a desolate and dangerous place. Another could be a photo of an environmental disaster area, like a beach full of oil - soaked seabirds. The disturbing back story is the result of an oil spill that has devastated the local wildlife.

In certain translations of ancient Greek literature, the back translations have been quite bad. For example, the descriptions of the gods and goddesses which were full of symbolism in the original Greek were made into very literal and dull descriptions in the back translation. This made the stories lose their grandeur and the spiritual essence that was present in the original works. Also, in some French literature translations, the back translation of the flowery language used to describe emotions was so bad that it made the characters seem flat and uninteresting.

The Amityville Horror house is a well - known example. The Lutz family moved into the house which had a very dark past. A previous resident had murdered his entire family there. The Lutz family then reported all sorts of strange and terrifying occurrences, like seeing apparitions and feeling a sense of evil in the house.

As I have no clear understanding of the 'hss back in the game stories', I'll have to be a bit speculative. If HSS is a character in a video game, perhaps an example could be that HSS was defeated by a powerful enemy in a previous level. But through some in - game training, finding new weapons or powers, HSS is now back in the game, stronger and ready to take on the challenges again. This could involve going back to face the old enemy or taking on new bosses in the game world.

One example could be a politician who made a claim about native land rights during a campaign but later, under pressure, walked back on that statement. Another could be a historian who initially presented a certain view of a native tribe's origin but then, after further research, walked back on the original story.