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A 'ded time story' is rather unclear. It could potentially be a made - up term in a very specific context, like a local dialect or a creative writing experiment. Maybe it was supposed to be 'dread time story', which could be a story about a time filled with dread or anxiety.

There might be a ded time story of an old man who used to be a sailor. He had many adventures on the sea. One day, he told his grandchildren all about his travels, like the time he saw a huge whale up close. He described how magnificent the whale was and how it made him feel so small in the vast ocean.

Since I'm not sure what 'ded time story' really means, I can't give a proper example. But if it was 'dead time story', an example could be a story about a long journey on a ship where there's not much to do, and the characters pass the time by sharing their life stories with each other.

We can start by thinking of an interesting character, like a brave knight or a clever fairy. Then, give them a goal, such as saving a princess or finding a magic potion. Next, add some obstacles in their way, like an evil wizard or a deep, dark forest.

His use of foreshadowing adds mystery. In many of his works, there are small hints and clues early on that lead to big revelations later. In 'David Copperfield', little things like the strange behavior of some characters foreshadow future events, making the reader keep guessing.

Typically, the main characters would be the 'children of the sun' themselves. They might have unique abilities related to the sun, like the ability to generate heat or light. There could also be a mentor figure, perhaps an older character who has knowledge about their powers and the history of their kind. Another important character could be an antagonist, someone who opposes the 'children of the sun' and their mission.

J.K. Rowling is very popular. Her 'Harry Potter' series is a coming - of - age story set in a magical world. Harry and his friends grow from children to young adults, facing many challenges along the way. Another is Rick Riordan. His 'Percy Jackson' series follows Percy's journey as he discovers his identity as a demigod and matures through his adventures. And then there's Cassandra Clare with her 'The Mortal Instruments' series where the characters grow up while dealing with the world of Shadowhunters.

One possible theme could be the preservation of traditional Tibetan medicine. The women in these stories may be shown as carriers of ancient medical knowledge.

For beginners, 'Long Live the Queen' is quite interesting. It's set in a fictional kingdom but has very real - world elements in terms of character relationships and political intrigue. You play as a princess who has to navigate through various situations to become a queen. The visual novel does a great job of showing the consequences of your decisions in a way that is easy to understand for new players.

A guy was meditating at a retreat. He was in a deep state and thought he saw a floating Buddha. Turns out it was just a large white balloon that had drifted into the meditation area. He told everyone about it later and they all had a good chuckle.