re: wit

Yes, 'Wit' is a fictional movie. It presents a fictional story and characters.

It is. The plot and characters in 'Wit' are rooted in actual occurrences, giving it a depth and authenticity that resonates with viewers.

Well, 'wit fanfiction' could be fan - made stories that are full of cleverness or humor ('wit'). It might involve taking existing characters from a show, book, etc., and creating new and often humorous or smart scenarios for them.

Yes, wit can add charm and make the story more engaging.

There are fanfictions where Snape is faced with a group of students gossiping instead of working. He sarcastically remarks, 'If idle chatter were a subject, you all would be professors by now.' And when a student tries to excuse their tardiness with a flimsy excuse, Snape might say, 'Your creativity in lying would be better used in a creative writing class, if only you had the brains for it.'

Snape's sarcastic wit in fanfiction often serves multiple purposes. It can be a defense mechanism. For example, when facing students who don't respect him or colleagues who might undermine him, his sarcasm is like a shield. In some fanfictions, it also adds a layer of humor. His dry and cutting remarks can make a tense situation suddenly become a bit comical. It also reflects his complex personality. His sarcasm might be a way to hide his true feelings, whether it's pain from his past or his deeper emotions towards certain characters.

A really good best Riddler story could be when he kidnapped a prominent figure and left a riddle as the only clue to their location. This shows his confidence in his riddle - making ability. He knows that if Batman can't solve it, his plan will succeed. It's a story that highlights his devious nature and his reliance on his intelligence.

There are many humorous and witty ancient sayings. Here are some examples: Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin: This is a classic classic novel that uses the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and others as the main line to describe the life of the feudal society of the Qing Dynasty. There were many humorous descriptions, such as " Jia Baoyu wanted to eat chocolate. Lin Daiyu bought him a ton, but he ate half of it and poured it out. The other half was thrown on the table." 2 Water Margins-Shi Naian: This is a novel with the heroes of Water Margins as the main story. There are many humorous plots such as "Lin Chong was drinking in the shop and was mistaken for a Liangshan hero." 3 Journey to the West-Wu Chengen: This is a novel with the main story of the protagonist Sun Wukong and others in the Journey to the West as the main story. There are also many humorous plots, such as " Tang Sanzang was often captured by demons on his way to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures. Sun Wukong would play hide-and-seek with the demons. In the end, it was always Sun Wukong who was captured by the demons before Tang Sanzang could pass safely." These novels were all well-written, humorous, and worth reading.

There might be a story where a boy is in a debate competition. Despite being young and inexperienced, his ready wit enables him to counter the arguments of his opponents with smart and logical responses. He quickly analyzes their points and comes up with counter - arguments on the spot, winning the competition.

First, really understand Snape's character. Read the original books to get a sense of his intelligence, his sarcasm, and his way of interacting with others. Then, create a worthy opponent for him. This could be an original character or an existing one from the series. Make their exchanges sharp and full of subtext.