Linen

Yes. In many fantasy novels, all kinds of strange and creative materials are used. Wax linen could be a unique material in a fantasy world to wrap food. It might have special properties like being resistant to spoilage or having some sort of magical protection for the food.

It might be enchanted. In a fantasy novel, the wax linen could have magical properties. For example, it could keep the food fresh indefinitely, regardless of how long it has been stored.

If 'Dirty Linen' is based on a true story, secrecy and exposure are likely themes. In real - life situations that inspire such stories, there are often secrets that are eventually exposed. This could be secrets within a family, like an affair or a financial misdealing. Also, the theme of redemption might be there. People in the real story might have tried to make up for their wrongdoings, and that could be part of the narrative in 'Dirty Linen'.

I'm not entirely sure which 'Dirty Linen' you mean as the name could be used in different contexts. But if it's based on a true story, it could cover a wide range of things. It could be a story about a community's hidden problems, like an environmental issue that was covered up in real life and is now being told in a fictionalized way in 'Dirty Linen'. Or it could be about personal relationships that went sour in real life and are now being dramatized.

According to the plot information provided, the novel recommended to you is Conan: I Am Not Doing My Own Business. In this mystery detective novel, it did not seem to directly involve the assassin organization, but there was a plot about the curved bullet. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

No. These types of stories often contain adult - themed or inappropriate content that is not suitable for younger audiences or those who may be offended by such topics.

Among the Ellery Queen best novels, 'Ten Days' Wonder' stands out. In this novel, the mystery unfolds in a rather unique way, with various characters having their own secrets. The character of Ellery Queen is as brilliant as ever in this story. His deductive reasoning skills are on full display, and the reader is constantly kept on their toes trying to figure out the mystery along with him.

One popular character could be a werewolf who is part of a royal family of magical creatures. Werewolves often have a complex role in the Harry Potter universe, and in fanfiction, they can be even more so if they are part of royalty. They might struggle with their dual nature and the expectations of being in a royal position.

Hermione's character arc might involve her becoming more empathetic towards those with 'differences' like Remus. She may have to fight against the prejudices she has internalized about werewolves in the wizarding world. Remus, on the other hand, could have an arc where he becomes more confident in his relationship with Hermione. He might start to see himself as a worthy partner and father, rather than the outcast he has always felt like. This could also lead to him being more involved in the wizarding community and trying to change the way werewolves are perceived.

One possible theme could be perseverance. If the story involves moving or dealing with the big rock, it may show how characters keep trying in the face of a large obstacle.