Asylum has real story. Can you share some details about it?

Sorry, without more information, I can't share specific details about the '21 real story'.

Sure. A major part of the 'asylum real story' is the social aspect. In many cases, asylum seekers face social exclusion in the new country. They might be seen as outsiders. Also, the role of support systems is important. There are some organizations that try to help them, but often the resources are limited. Additionally, the stories of children in asylum - seeking families are quite crucial. They have to adapt to new schools and environments while dealing with the family's asylum situation.

Sure. There could have been stories of neglect where patients were not given warm clothing during cold winters, leading to them getting sick. Also, the food provided might have been of very poor quality, lacking in proper nutrition. This would have made the patients' health deteriorate further.

One horror story is about overcrowding in asylums. People were crammed into small spaces with little access to proper medical care. Sanitation was often poor, leading to the spread of diseases easily. There were also cases of patients being mistreated by staff who were undertrained and overworked.

Well, without more context, it's difficult to give a precise account. 'Unstoppable real story' could be a story of an athlete who had numerous setbacks such as injuries but still managed to come back and win championships. For example, Michael Jordan was cut from his high school basketball team but through hard work and determination became one of the greatest basketball players ever.

Sure. A trafficked real story often involves the illegal trade of humans. Victims can be forced into various forms of exploitation like forced labor or sexual slavery. They are lured by false promises, kidnapped or sold by their own families in some tragic cases.

Well, there was this one real kidnap story I heard. A young girl was kidnapped while walking home from school. The kidnapper was a man who had been stalking her for days. He took her to an abandoned building. Fortunately, the girl was smart. She managed to leave a small clue in the van when he was transporting her. The police found that clue and traced it back to the building. They rescued the girl and caught the kidnapper.

Sure. In some American folklore, the boogeyman was often described as a tall, dark figure with glowing eyes. It was said to come out at night when children were misbehaving. But really, it's just a made - up entity to frighten kids into obedience.

I'm not sure specifically which 'jindo real story' you are referring to. Jindo could be a place or a name. It might be a real - life story from Jindo island perhaps? Without more context, it's hard to say more.

I'm not sure which specific 'afflicted real story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with such a title. It could be about a person afflicted with an illness, or facing some difficult situation in life. Without more context, it's hard to give more details.