What makes a very English story so special?

Well, it could be the characters. If the characters are well - developed, like in 'Pride and Prejudice', they make the story great. The complex relationships between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy draw readers in.

The uniqueness of a very love story lies in the growth that the couple experiences together. In many great love stories, the two people start off as individuals with their own problems and insecurities. But as they fall in love, they help each other become better. Like in the movie 'Up', Carl and Ellie's love story was special because they grew old together, supported each other's dreams, and even in the face of loss, their love remained a guiding force in Carl's life.

It could be the unique characters in it. If there are some really eccentric personalities, they can bring a lot of humor. For instance, a character who always talks in rhymes but makes really bad rhymes that are so bad they're actually funny.

The setting makes it special. The backdrop of war and the vast desert gives a unique and somewhat desolate beauty to their love. It's like their love is this precious thing in a world full of chaos.

I think it's the way they understand each other without many words. In 'the very best of friends story', they can just look at each other and know what the other is thinking or feeling. Their deep connection makes the story stand out.

Perhaps it's the unique characters. If it's a love story between an old man and a young girl who has a very different view of life, the contrast between their experiences and perspectives can make it special.

The themes are usually universal. Take 'Jane Eyre' for instance. It explores love, independence, and morality, which are relevant to people in different times and cultures. The way Charlotte Bronte weaves these themes into the story makes it a great novel.

The English horn solo in 'West Side Story' is special because it plays a crucial role in creating the mood. For example, in 'Somewhere', it gives a sense of longing and aspiration. The solo is also a break from the more common instruments used in the musical, adding a unique flavor.

The journey of growth within the relationship. They might start as two immature individuals but as their love develops, they help each other grow into better people. Their love is not just about physical attraction or momentary feelings but a catalyst for personal development, which is what makes it a very special love story.

They are special due to their ability to tell diverse stories. Indian society is multi - faceted, and these short stories capture different aspects such as rural and urban life, different religions, and social classes. Take 'Kanthapura' for instance. It shows the power of collective action in a rural setting. Moreover, the use of English with an Indian flavor, with local idioms and expressions, gives a distinct charm to these stories.