Erik Weisenburger

In the 'the lyle and erik menendez story', Lyle and Erik Menendez are brothers. They are known for their heinous act of killing their parents. Their case got a lot of media attention and raised many questions about family and crime.

It depends. Sometimes stories like Erik might be based on real events but with some fictional elements added.

Erik and Lyle Menendez are two brothers who are at the center of this story. They are known for being accused of murdering their parents.

Since it's a fanfiction, Erik Lehsner could be an original character created by the author. He might be a fictional being with certain special traits or powers that are important to the story. Maybe he's a supernatural entity, like a vampire or a wizard, which would add an interesting dynamic to his relationship with a human.

No, Erik Killmonger was not resurrected in the comics.

Erik is likely not based on a true story. Many such characters are invented to entertain or convey certain themes and messages, rather than being rooted in actual happenings.

In fanfiction, Erik's possessiveness of Charles might be an exaggeration of his character trait. He may have a sense of ownership over Charles due to their shared experiences, like founding the X - Men together. His possessive nature could also be a way to show his intense love or loyalty towards Charles, in a rather extreme way. He might think that Charles belongs with him more than with anyone else, whether it's in their mutant - related activities or in their personal relationship.

In a different version, Christine gets lost in the opera house and Erik is the one who finds her. He could have been watching her from afar all this time. Instead of scaring her, he gently leads her to a safe place. They start talking about their dreams and fears. Christine realizes that Erik is not the monster everyone makes him out to be. This new understanding blossoms into love as they continue to meet secretly and share their innermost thoughts.

A simple fanfiction could be that Erik writes a beautiful song for Christine. When she hears it, she is deeply moved. She seeks him out to thank him. This encounter starts a series of meetings where they slowly fall in love. Their love is based on mutual respect for each other's talents.

Sure does. In the comic storyline, Erik Killmonger meets his end. It's a pretty intense moment.