Perhaps Nicholas is a local in Manhattan who has a special Christmas every year. He could be someone with a big heart, always spreading Christmas cheer around the neighborhood. He might be a shopkeeper who gives out freebies to kids during the holiday season, or a musician who plays Christmas carols on the street corners.
The movie Fury has no direct association with Sgt Fury in comics. They are distinct entities with no shared narrative elements or character links. The movie was developed independently of the comic character Sgt Fury.
Well, it depends on how you define Fury. If you're referring to certain fictional characters named Fury, then yes. But if it's about a real person or event named Fury, it could be non-fictional. Context is key.
I'm not sure what novel or work you're referring to, but in some novels, there might be a situation where the character's name has Nicholas in it, which is not necessarily a joke. For example, Nicholas Omandievich Sakhalin was a character name that appeared in A Song of Ice and Fire. If you have a specific novel or work title, I can provide more information.
In most cases, 'The Fury' story is not real. It could be a work of fiction crafted to entertain or convey certain themes and messages rather than representing actual happenings.