What is 'a madness most discreet fanfiction' about?

It might be a plot where the madness is a form of suppressed creativity. Say in a Star Wars fan fiction, a character has a most discreet madness in the form of an unorthodox view of the Force. They keep it hidden at first, but as the story progresses, this unique perspective starts to influence events and relationships around them. It could involve political intrigue within the Star Wars universe as others either oppose or come to see the value in this new take on the Force.

It could be a fan - made story that involves a rather subdued or carefully concealed form of madness. Maybe the characters in the fan fiction display a type of insanity in a very understated way.

There could be various fan fictions. Maybe one where the characters face new challenges or go on adventures beyond the original story.

I'm sorry I can't recommend similar fanfictions as I don't know the exact nature of 'a madness most discreet fanfiction'. You could try searching on fanfiction - specific websites using related keywords like 'discreet madness' or 'hidden insanity' in fanfiction.

I'm not sure as I haven't read it specifically. It could be about a hero who is discreet in his actions, perhaps quietly achieving great things without seeking much attention.

Well, 'price of madness fanfiction' might deal with how madness affects different aspects of the story's world. It could be about the emotional price characters pay when they or someone around them goes mad. For example, it might explore the loss of relationships, the destruction of a character's reputation, or the physical toll that madness can have on a person in the context of the fan - made narrative. Maybe it's set in a fantasy world where madness is caused by a magical curse, and the price is paid in the form of losing one's magical abilities or something similar.

Well, Doctor Strange is a top choice. He's the central figure in the Multiverse of Madness concept. His different versions in the multiverse can be really exciting to write about. Scarlet Witch is also high on the list. Her powers and her connection to the multiverse are fascinating. And then there's America Chavez. Her ability to travel through the multiverse makes her a key character to write about. You can create all sorts of adventures for her.

Voldemort can be really interesting. You can explore his past, his reasons for turning evil, and what might have been different if certain events in his life had changed. Another is Severus Snape. His complex character, with his love for Lily and his double - agent role, offers a lot of room for creative writing. And then there's Sirius Black. His wild and rebellious nature, along with his family history, makes for great fanfiction material.

There was this amazing March Madness story where a small underdog team was playing against a much - favored one. The underdog team's bench was so enthusiastic that they started doing a synchronized dance every time their team scored. It was so unexpected and fun that it actually seemed to rattle the opposing team a bit. Their energy was contagious and it made the whole stadium cheer louder for them. They ended up winning the game which made the story even more memorable.

Well, a great plot twist could be that the Scarlet Witch in the fanfiction has a completely different origin story related to the Multiverse. Maybe she discovers that her powers were not a result of the Mind Stone experiments but something much more sinister from another universe. This would change her relationship with the Avengers and how they view her powers.