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A writer can make a character 'house proud' by having them defend their house's reputation. For instance, if someone bad - mouths Gryffindor for being reckless, a Gryffindor character can stand up and list all the great things Gryffindors have done, like Harry Potter defeating Voldemort. This shows pride in the house.

Crowley's more laid - back and devil - may - care attitude might make Adam a bit more adventurous. He could encourage Adam to take risks and explore things that are a bit out of the ordinary. For example, he might introduce Adam to some of the more interesting but less - than - legal aspects of human society, like sneaking into abandoned buildings to see the cool graffiti.

Since I haven't read the novel, I can't say for sure who the main characters are. But it's likely to be the husband and wife in the troubled marriage.

Yes, it does. A limerick often tells a short, humorous story in its five lines. For example, there are limericks that can be about a funny incident involving a character, like a man from Nantucket.

Yes, 'Swarm' is based on true events to some extent. It takes inspiration from real - life stories of obsessive fandom and the dark side of parasocial relationships. However, it also weaves in fictional elements for dramatic and narrative purposes.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But perhaps it has unique characters and interesting plotlines.

An 'again love story' is like a journey back in time and forward into the future simultaneously. The lovers have a shared history which can either be a hindrance or a help. If they can overcome the ghosts of their past relationship, they might create a more profound and lasting love. They have to re - evaluate their feelings, deal with any remaining resentments or insecurities, and decide if the love is truly worth fighting for again.

One interesting 'The X - Files' crossover fanfiction could be a crossover with 'Supernatural'. In this type of fanfic, Mulder and Scully might team up with the Winchester brothers to investigate a case that involves both the supernatural elements from 'Supernatural' like demons and the alien - related mysteries of 'The X - Files'. It would be a really cool combination of two very different but equally fascinating universes.

Perhaps on Rivera's game table, there are items related to Coco, like small figurines or tokens from the movie, and a novel that somehow ties into the story. For example, it might be a historical novel about Mexican traditions that are also depicted in Coco, and these items are placed together on the table for display or as part of a game setup.

Probably a gripping mystery. In the past, Jackson Brodie novels were full of suspense and unexpected twists. So, the new one might follow suit with a convoluted mystery that keeps readers on their toes. It could also have her characteristic exploration of human nature, delving into the motives and emotions of the characters.