How are scandals based on a true story usually uncovered?

They can undermine public trust. For example, in a political scandal, people may lose faith in the government.

I don't have enough details to know who uncovered it. It could be a journalist, an investigator, or just an ordinary person who stumbled upon it.

Most epics aren't true stories. They typically combine fictional elements with cultural and historical influences to form captivating narratives. For example, many ancient epics feature mythical creatures and heroic feats that are beyond the realm of reality.

It varies a lot. Sometimes it can be very accurate, but other times it takes some liberties for dramatic effect.

Often, classic horror stories are not based on true events. They draw from common fears and myths to build their terrifying narratives. Writers might take inspiration from various sources but not necessarily real-life incidents.

If the ending is positive, like a victory or a happy resolution, it can leave the audience feeling satisfied and uplifted. For instance, if it's a story about an underdog who overcomes all odds, the audience will feel happy for the character.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Lily. One day, while cleaning the attic, she found an old diary. As she read it, she uncovered a family secret. Her great - grandfather had been a famous artist, but the family had kept it a secret for some unknown reason. Lily was amazed. She decided to share this discovery with her family. Some were shocked, some were proud. Lily then started to research more about her great - grandfather's art and found that his works were hidden in an old barn. This led to a new chapter in the family's history, as they decided to display his art and tell the world about their talented ancestor.

The main story might involve the town's hidden secrets or a mystery that has been unveiled. Maybe it's about a long-forgotten event that's now coming to light.

It varies. Some songs are direct retellings of true experiences, while others are products of the songwriter's imagination. It really depends on the artist and the creative process.

Often, they exaggerate certain aspects. For example, in 'The Big Short', which is based on the true financial crisis. They use some over - the - top characters and situations to make the complex financial concepts more accessible and humorous, while still staying true to the overall events.