Can you give some examples of 'just in fanfiction'?

One example could be a wife telling the story of how she redecorated the living room on a tight budget. Another might be about the time she had to deal with a difficult neighbor while her husband was away on a business trip.

A story about someone's first job interview might be part of it. This would involve preparing for the interview, the anxiety during it, and what they learned from the experience. Another could be a story of a person's first time seeing the ocean. It would talk about the awe and wonder they felt, the smell of the sea, and the vastness that was in front of them.

If it's 'first time stories', one example could be the story of a child's first day at school. They might be nervous but also excited to meet new friends and learn new things.

One example could be a fanfiction that focuses on the long - term relationship between Bella and Edward, exploring how they deal with the challenges of their different natures over years. Another might be a story that delves into the backstories of the Cullen family members and how their pasts influence their present actions in a detailed and ongoing way.

One element could be a love triangle. In a lot of caucasian novels, there's a complex web of romantic relationships. So if there's a situation where two characters are in love with the same person or there are competing love interests, it's like a caucasian novel.

There could be new adventures for the Cullens. Maybe they go on a journey to a different part of the world where there are other vampires with unique powers. For example, vampires that can control the weather.

Well, 'and just plain wrong fanfic' might refer to fan - created fictional works that are incorrect in terms of the source material's established facts, characterizations, or storylines. For example, in a fanfic about a superhero story, if it makes the hero act completely out of character by having them suddenly be cruel when they're known for kindness in the original, that could be considered 'just plain wrong'. Another example could be if a fanfic changes major plot points from the original work in a way that doesn't make sense, like having a character who died in the original suddenly be alive without any proper explanation.

Sorry, I'm not aware of any specific 'loud fanfiction' examples off - hand. It would depend on how one defines 'loud' in the context of fanfiction. But it could be something like a 'Harry Potter' fanfiction where there's a huge, noisy battle at Hogwarts with spells flying everywhere and people shouting out incantations loudly.

Well, if the centon was a magical amulet in a fantasy series, a fanfiction could be about a young hero finding the amulet and all the adventures that follow. Another example could be if the centon was a secret society in a mystery show, a fanfic might explore the inner workings and secrets of that society.

Sure. One example could be a story where a group of cupcakes are on a mission to escape from a bakery before they get eaten. Another example might be a fanfiction about a food critic who travels to a magical land where every meal is a work of art and has its own personality. There could also be a story about a family heirloom recipe that has some sort of mysterious power and the family has to protect it from an evil food - stealing villain.