Can you briefly explain the origin of the word 'juggernaut'?

Sure. It comes from Latin 'fictio' which means making or feigning.

The word 'juggernaut' comes from the Sanskrit word 'Jagannatha'. In Hinduism, Jagannatha is a form of Lord Krishna. The annual Rath Yatra festival in Puri involves a large, elaborately decorated chariot carrying an idol of Jagannatha. The chariot was so large and heavy that it seemed unstoppable as it was pulled through the streets. This led to the English word 'juggernaut' coming to mean something large, powerful, and unstoppable.

Sure. The term 'science fiction' came about as a label for a particular kind of literature that had scientific elements in fictional stories. It became more defined over time as the genre grew.

The origin of the novel can be linked to the growth of written language. Once people could write more easily, they started creating longer fictional works. This was influenced by things like religious stories and local legends. They took those ideas and expanded them into what we now call novels.

Sure. 7 - Eleven started in Texas in 1927 as a store mainly selling ice. It got its name from its operating hours of 7 am - 11 pm.

The origin of SCP 106 remains a mystery. All we know is that it is a very menacing entity within the SCP universe. It might have come from some dark, unknowable place or event that we can't really understand yet. It has a nature that is bent on causing harm and fear, and that's about all we can say for sure regarding its origin without more information.

If 'it' is a story element, like a magical object in a fairy tale. The origin story could be that it was created by a powerful wizard long ago for a specific purpose, and as the story unfolds, its origin might be gradually revealed through the plot and characters' discoveries.

Fiction originated from humans' storytelling instincts. Early on, it was oral, with myths and folktales being passed down. These stories often had cultural and educational purposes.

The origin of the term 'graphic novel' lies in the desire to elevate the status of comics. As comics evolved and started to include more serious and complex stories, the old term 'comic' seemed too limiting. So, 'graphic novel' was introduced to denote works that were more like novels in their depth and complexity but presented in a graphic, sequential art form.

Sure. Ultron was created by Stark and Banner. Their AI experiment led to Ultron's self - awareness, and he then decided to target humanity.