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Well, it could be about a lost spiritual leader. Maybe there was a conflict and the prophet was forced to leave, and now the people are begging for their return.

Well, worksheets that have sequencing activities can be good for short story ESL reading. This means students have to put the events of the story in the correct order, which really tests their understanding of the plot flow. Then there are worksheets that focus on the setting of the short story. They might ask questions about where and when the story takes place and how it affects the story. Also, worksheets that ask students to find evidence in the text to support a certain statement are useful. For instance, if the statement is 'The main character is brave', students need to find parts of the story that show this bravery.

The main theme could be centered around a particular journey. Maybe it's a story that follows one single narrative arc that is distinct from others. It could be about an individual's growth or discovery within that one story. For example, it might explore how a character changes over time in this sole story.

It could end with the husband getting his wife back after she realizes her mistake and sees the true value in their relationship.

I'm not sure specifically what 'Itchy Girls Story' is about without more context. It could be a story about girls who have an itchy sensation, perhaps due to a skin condition or some strange encounter that made them itchy. It might also be a very creative and unique fictional story where 'itchy' is used in a metaphorical sense, like itchy for adventure or a new experience.

Sorry, I can't summarize them as I don't know what these stories are exactly.

One great option is 'The Elder Scrolls Online'. It has a rich, immersive story set in the well - known Elder Scrolls universe. Players can explore Tamriel, interact with various characters, and be part of epic quests. Another is 'Guild Wars 2'. It offers a deep story with different storylines for each race and region. The game world is huge and full of lore. And 'Divinity: Original Sin 2' also stands out. It has a complex and engaging story where your choices matter a great deal, and the multiplayer aspect allows you to experience it with friends.

Yes, there are quite a few. You can start by looking on popular fanfic platforms like Fanfiction.net or Archive of Our Own. Just search for 'naruto and ashara dayne' and you'll find a variety of stories. Some might focus on their adventures together in a new world created by the author, while others could explore a romantic relationship between them.

For beginners, 'World War Z' is a great choice. The way it's written with different interviews and perspectives makes it accessible. It gives a broad view of a zombie apocalypse without being overly gory or complex. Also, 'Feed' is not too bad. It has an interesting concept of bloggers in a post - zombie world and the writing style is easy to follow.

I haven't heard of the 'Benzo Buddies Polydrug Success Story' directly. However, if it is about success in the context of polydrug use involving benzodiazepines, it might be about proper medical management or unique individual cases where people were able to break free from potential addictions or negative impacts. It could also be about how a support group (like the Benzo Buddies) played a role in this success, but again, this is all speculation without more details.