what if frost was actually good

In my opinion, an actually good fanfiction is one that respects the source material while also being creative. It doesn't go against the established lore too much. Take a Lord of the Rings fanfiction. It should fit within the world Tolkien created. The pacing also matters. A story that moves too slowly or too quickly can be off - putting. And the dialogue should be natural, like how the characters would really talk in that universe.

There could be a frost fanfic that focuses on a love story in a winter - like setting. Maybe two characters from different worlds meet during a heavy snowfall and fall in love as they struggle to survive the cold together.

Perhaps it could refer to stories where the contrast between cold and heat is a central theme. For example, a story about a magical land where one side is always covered in frost and the other has a searing heat, and the characters have to navigate between these two extremes. This could involve themes of discovery, danger, and the power of nature.

Some people think they are great, while others might not be so impressed. It really depends on your personal taste in fantasy literature.

I think it is. The Halo story has a rich universe, engaging characters, and exciting plotlines that keep you hooked.

A good Avatar fanfiction often has well - developed characters. Just like in the original series, the characters should be true to their personalities. For example, if Aang is in the fanfic, he should still have his kind - hearted and sometimes goofy nature. Also, an interesting plot is key. It could be a new adventure that fits within the Avatar universe, or a different take on an existing storyline.

Good pacing is important for games with great stories. In 'Metal Gear Solid' series, the story unfolds at a pace that keeps you engaged, with moments of intense action and slower, more reflective parts. A sense of mystery also helps. 'Alan Wake' has a mysterious story where you are constantly trying to figure out what is going on in the dark and spooky world. And of course, player choice can be a big part of it. In 'Detroit: Become Human', your choices as an android can lead to different endings, making the story more engaging and personal.

A good Twilight fanfiction often has well - developed characters. For example, it might explore the backstories of secondary characters more deeply. It should also have an engaging plot. Instead of just repeating the events in the original books, it could introduce new twists and conflicts.

Good novels often have well - developed characters. The characters should be complex and multi - dimensional, with their own motives, desires, and flaws. For example, in 'To Kill a Mockingbird', Scout is a curious and brave girl, but she also has her moments of naivete.

Red Dead Redemption 2. This game's story is set in the dying days of the Wild West. You follow Arthur Morgan, an outlaw in the Van der Linde gang. The story is a slow - burn drama that explores themes of loyalty, honor, and the changing times. The characters are well - developed, and the cutscenes and voice acting are top - notch, making it feel like you're really in that world.