What makes your best fart story so special?

The relationships made it special. In the animal shelter story, the bond I formed with those puppies was unique. They were like little furry friends who depended on me and I on them. It was a relationship based on trust and care which made the whole experience very special.

The characters play a huge role. In the story, the main character is an ordinary person thrust into extraordinary circumstances. He has to overcome his fears and insecurities to save the world. His growth throughout the story is what makes it special. There are also many supporting characters, each with their own motives and backstories that add depth to the overall narrative. Plus, the world - building is detailed. It describes a future city with flying cars, holographic billboards, and a complex social hierarchy that is both fascinating and thought - provoking.

In my best Christmas story, it was special because of the people. The strangers who became friends in that moment of celebration made it truly unique.

Well, it could be the characters. If the characters in 'the best story' are well - developed, complex and relatable, that makes it special. For example, in 'To Kill a Mockingbird', Scout and Atticus are such vivid characters that draw readers in.

The context also matters a lot. Say, if it's a fart during a very formal dinner party where everyone is supposed to be on their best behavior. And then someone breaks the decorum with a loud fart. That kind of contrast between the setting and the act can create a really good and memorable fart story.

For 'The Tell - Tale Heart', it's the psychological aspect. The way the narrator's mind slowly unravels is what makes it special. His guilt over the murder makes him hear things that may or may not be real. It really gets into the human psyche and how our own minds can be our worst enemies.

Well, it could be the unique characters. Maybe they have really strange or interesting personalities that you don't often see in typical love stories. For example, they might be from very different worlds or have some extraordinary abilities.

For my favourite 'The Legend of Zelda' story, it's the sense of exploration. You can freely roam the huge world, discover hidden secrets and ancient ruins. It makes you feel like a true adventurer in a magical realm.

For 'The Little Prince', it's the simplicity yet depth of the story. The simple illustrations and the straightforward language used in the story hide a lot of philosophical ideas. It's special because it can be read on different levels, whether you're a child just enjoying the adventure or an adult thinking about the deeper meanings.

In the case of 'Pride and Prejudice', what makes it special is the development of the relationship. It's not a simple love - at - first - sight kind of story. The characters grow and change as they interact with each other. Elizabeth becomes more open - minded, and Darcy becomes less proud. Their love is based on mutual respect and understanding that develops over time.