Can you give me more good openers for stories?

Sure. 'As the sun dipped below the horizon...' It sets a beautiful and somewhat melancholic mood. 'He heard a voice that seemed to come from nowhere...' which is a spooky and engaging opener. 'She stepped into a world she never knew existed...' This one makes the reader eager to explore this new world with the character.

Another one could be 'The clock struck midnight and all the lights in the house suddenly went out.' Midnight is a very ominous time in horror stories, and the sudden loss of lights in the house creates a sense of panic and vulnerability, leaving the reader to wonder what will happen next in the darkness.

Sure. 'As the sun dipped below the horizon'. This gives a sense of time and can set a mood, perhaps a bit of melancholy or the start of something mysterious at twilight. 'Underneath the old oak tree' is a good one too. It focuses on a specific location and can make the reader curious about what might be associated with that tree, like a hidden treasure or a secret meeting place.

One good opener could be 'Once upon a time in a far - off land...'. It immediately sets a fairy - tale like mood and grabs the listener's or reader's attention, making them wonder what's going to happen in this far - off place. Another is 'In a small town, where everyone knew everyone else's business...' which gives a sense of a close - knit community and makes people curious about the events that will unfold within it. And 'It was a dark and stormy night...' is a classic that creates an atmosphere of mystery and suspense right from the start.

Another good plot is a world where dreams are real places. A sleepwalker accidentally enters the dream world of a powerful nightmare entity. This entity is trying to break into the real world through the dreams of people. The sleepwalker has to find a way to wake up and also stop the nightmare entity in the dream world. They team up with other dream - walkers and friendly dream creatures to fight against the evil entity.

Wilderness - related words like 'jungle', 'desert' or'mountainous'. These words can be used to set the scene for the adventure. If the story takes place in a jungle, it immediately brings to mind images of thick vegetation, strange animals and hidden dangers.

Harley Quinn's origin is interesting. She was a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. But she fell in love with the Joker during her sessions with him. His twisted charm and manipulation made her abandon her sanity and become his partner in crime. She went from a healer to a villain, all because of her infatuation with the Joker.

Yes. 'The End of the Rainbow' can be a sad title as it can symbolize the end of hope. 'The Bleak Horizon' gives the feeling of a future that is dark and sad. 'The Weeping Willow' is also a good title for a sad story. In many cultures, willows are associated with sadness and mourning.

Here's another one: 'The moment he saw the strange object in the sky, he knew his life would never be the same.' This opening is great for science - fiction or fantasy stories. It immediately grabs the reader's attention by introducing an element of the unknown and the potential for life - changing events. It also makes the reader wonder what the strange object is and what will happen next.

Sure. 'The Darkened Cellar', 'The Cursed Doll', 'The Shrieking Forest'.