Can you give an example of a story from 'free space stories'?

Sure. Maybe there is a story about a little girl who finds a magic key. This key unlocks a door to a world full of talking animals. She then has to go on a quest to find the king of the animals to return the key safely so that the balance between the human world and the animal world can be maintained.

Sorry, without knowing the actual 'free passives story', I can't give a specific example from it.

Sure. In the story, there could be a man who is offered a free vacation. He happily accepts. But when he arrives at the destination, he discovers that he has to work part - time at the hotel where he's staying to 'pay' for the free accommodation. It shows that even though it was presented as free, there was a cost involved.

One possible example from the 'free farm animal story' could be a flock of sheep. They are free to graze in wide open meadows, choose the tastiest grass, and move around at their own pace. The shepherd in the story might just be there to keep an eye on them and make sure they are safe, rather than confining them. This kind of freedom allows the sheep to live more like they would in a natural, unconstrained environment.

As 'wrotic' is not a familiar concept, it's impossible to provide a specific example of a 'free wrotic story'. It could be a term specific to a small community or an individual's made - up idea. Without more information, there's no way to offer an example.

Since I don't know what 'lovel' is, it's hard to give a definite example. But let's say if 'lovel' was some kind of magic system, a simple story about a farmer's daily life without any magic would be a 'lovel free story'.

The 'Doctor Who' series is a great example. The Doctor travels through time and space in his TARDIS. He visits different planets, different time periods, and even different dimensions. His adventures often involve concepts that are way beyond our normal perception of space and time. For example, he can be in multiple places at once, or experience time in a non - linear way. It really embodies the idea of a 'beyond the space beyond the time story'.

Sorry, I can't give an example as I don't know the content of '7 days stories'.

Sorry, without knowing the specific 'tale of stories', I can't give a definite example.

Sure. When a store offers a 'free' gift with purchase. You're actually paying for it in the price of the item you're buying.