Can you summarize the main plot of 'the gods are not to blame full story'?

Since I don't know the exact content of 'the visitation of the gods full story', I can't really give a proper summary. It could be about various things like the arrival of deities in a certain mythological setting, their interactions with mortals, or events related to their visit. But without reading the story, this is just speculation.

One main plot point is Killy's search for the 'Net Terminal Genes'. Another is his battles with the various dangerous creatures in the megastructures. Also, the exploration of the different zones within this post - apocalyptic world.

Well, 'The Giver' is about Jonas. The community he's in is all about sameness. Jonas gets chosen to be the Receiver. He starts getting memories from The Giver. These memories change him. He sees things like war and love which are not known in his community. Jonas can't stand the false peace of the community anymore and takes a risky journey to change things, to let people experience real emotions and a true life.

Well, 'The Awakening' is a complex story. Edna Pontellier is at the center of it. She's in a marriage that she feels is more of a social construct than a true union of hearts. She meets Robert, and this relationship stirs something within her. She starts to realize that she has her own identity apart from being a wife and mother. She begins to paint more, which is her way of expressing her newfound self. Her friendship with Mademoiselle Reisz also plays a role as she is a more independent and free - spirited woman. However, as Edna tries to break free, she faces many obstacles. The society around her doesn't accept her new ways. In the end, she chooses to swim out into the sea, which can be seen as a final act of liberation or a surrender to the inescapable forces of society.

The Crucible is about the Salem witch trials. It shows how false accusations of witchcraft spread in the Puritan community of Salem. Abigail Williams and other girls start making these accusations, which lead to mass hysteria. Innocent people are condemned. John Proctor is one of the key figures who tries to expose the falsehood but faces many difficulties.

Since I don't know the specific content of 'underlust full story', I can't give a proper summary. You can try to provide more background information.

The Mahabharata full story mainly revolves around two groups of cousins, the Pandavas and the Kauravas. The Kauravas, led by Duryodhana, were jealous of the Pandavas. They tried to cheat the Pandavas out of their rightful share of the kingdom. This led to a series of events including the Pandavas' exile. Eventually, it all culminated in the great Kurukshetra war where many heroes fought on both sides. Krishna played a crucial role in guiding the Pandavas, especially Arjuna, as seen in the Bhagavad Gita. After the war, Yudhishthira was crowned king.

The story of 'The Hobbit' focuses on Bilbo's journey. He starts as a rather ordinary hobbit but grows through his experiences. The dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield, are on a quest for Erebor, their lost kingdom. Bilbo discovers the One Ring during his travels. They go through places like Mirkwood forest, where they are captured by spiders and then by elves. But Bilbo uses his wits and the ring's power at times to get them out of trouble. In the end, they reach the Lonely Mountain, deal with Smaug, and there are also important events related to the sharing of the treasure among different parties.

I'm afraid I can't summarize it because I haven't read this story. But if it follows the common patterns, it may start with an introduction to the setting, introduce some characters, and then there could be a conflict that the characters need to face and resolve.

Well, the '1001 Nights' is full of various stories. Many of them center around characters in different situations. There are stories about kings and queens, commoners, and magical beings. The frame story is that of Scheherazade who tells these stories to the king night after night to prevent her execution. In these tales, you can find themes like loyalty, as seen in the relationship between characters. Also, the power of intelligence over brute force is often highlighted, like when a clever character outwits a stronger foe.