It could be that the heat source was too strong during the cooking process. If it was cooked on a high - heat stove for too long, it would naturally be very hot. In the context of the story, perhaps the person making the porage was distracted and didn't notice how hot it was getting. Or it might be that the container it was served in was good at retaining heat, like a thick ceramic bowl, which kept the porage hotter for longer.
Often, they use the age gap as a source of conflict. For instance, in some novels, society may not approve of the relationship due to the age difference, which creates external obstacles for the couple. In other cases, the characters themselves may have different life experiences because of the age gap, leading to internal struggles in the relationship.
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One way is to focus on a core group of main characters and give them the most development and page time. The others can be secondary and have less detailed arcs.
I'm not sure which specific 'not too hot not too cold story' you mean. It could be a story about finding the perfect temperature, like a Goldilocks situation where she found the porridge that was just right, not too hot and not too cold. Maybe it's about a place with a very pleasant climate all year round, neither too sweltering in summer nor freezing in winter.
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1. "A House at the End of the World": Although the main character only has one house, the description of the post-apocalyptic environment in this novel is very realistic. There are no exaggerated settings, and there is no overly powerful main character. It is closer to the real state of life.
2. "Rules of Space Survival": The protagonist is just an ordinary person, but in the apocalypse, he has a magical space. He gradually understands the secrets of the space, and through hard work to survive and study, he constantly improves his ability. It may not be obvious that he is strong, but it is emphasized that he can survive in the apocalypse through his own efforts and continuous improvement.
I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The moral could be about the importance of moderation. Just like in the story, if it's not too hot and not too cold, it shows that the middle ground or the balanced state is often the best. Extremes usually bring problems, while a moderate approach can lead to a more positive outcome.
The title 'Percy Jackson Too Much to Handle' in fanfiction might imply a story that explores the limits of the characters. It could be that the author is taking the normal challenges the Percy Jackson characters face and dialing them up to eleven. This could mean that the demigods are dealing with an influx of monsters that they can barely keep at bay, or perhaps they're in a situation where the rules of the magical world are changing in ways they don't understand. It could also be related to the relationships between the characters. Maybe Percy's relationship with Annabeth is put under so much strain that it seems too much to handle, like if they have to be apart for a long time due to some magical force or a quest that forces them in different directions.