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Freeze frame fiction is a form of writing where the author 'freezes' a moment in time and elaborates on it in detail. It's like taking a snapshot of a scene and then building a story around that single moment.

Yes, you can freeze mangoes. They keep well in the freezer for a while.

Well, in most cases, you can't really 'freeze' a story in the traditional sense. But if you mean saving it in a way that it remains unchanged, like backing it up or storing it without editing, then yes.

I don't think 'erotic freeze stories' are a common genre. There are well - known genres like romance, erotica, thriller, etc., but this doesn't seem to be a widely recognized one.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many 'freeze' - themed light novels. It might be about a world where things are frozen, perhaps a frozen post - apocalyptic setting, or it could be about characters with the power to freeze things.

One of the best Mr. Freeze stories is his origin story in the comics. His love for his terminally ill wife led him to become a criminal in his quest to find a cure. He is a tragic figure, and this aspect of his story makes it very engaging.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with this name or concept. It might be about a situation where things are in a state of deep freeze, perhaps literally like a frozen landscape or metaphorically like a frozen moment in time or a frozen relationship in the story.

I don't know who the author of the 'deep freeze novel' is as there's not enough information given. It could be an unknown author or a relatively new writer.

Sure did. Captain America was frozen and later thawed out as part of the story. This event had significant implications for the character's development and the overall comic narrative.

Yes, Captain America does freeze in the comics. It's a significant plot point in his story.