How many words could he write in an hour with his phone?

No. Spider - Man is a well - known superhero character from mainstream comics. The original concept and most of the storylines do not involve such inappropriate and non - canonical sexual orientations in an erotic way. These are likely just baseless and inappropriate fan - made or false rumors.

One common theme could be the emotional journey. It often explores the character's nervousness, anticipation, and self - discovery. Another theme might be the relationship dynamics that lead up to this significant moment, like the build - up of trust and intimacy between characters.

Yes. It's a fairly common type of children's horror - lite story. Many kids are afraid of the idea of a monster in the closet, and such stories play on that fear in a way that can be both scary and fun. It's a way to explore the concept of fear and the unknown in a somewhat safe fictional context.

They can interact through combat. For example, they could start off as opponents, each thinking the other is a threat, and then gradually realize they have a common goal.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, it might be about the beauty and significance of sunflower fields. It could involve stories of the people who live near them, or the ecological aspects related to sunflowers, like the insects and birds they attract.

OCD can be shown through a character who has repetitive behaviors like constantly checking if their toys are in a perfect line or always washing their hands in a very ritualistic way in children stories.

One common theme is acceptance. Draco has to accept his new identity as a werewolf, and Hermione has to accept this changed Draco. For example, in many fics, Draco initially hates what he has become and tries to hide it, but Hermione helps him see that he is still the same person deep down. Another theme is the struggle against prejudice. The wizarding world often looks down on werewolves, and Draco and Hermione have to fight this discrimination.

In 'The Little Mermaid', the lesson could be about following your dreams but also being aware of the consequences. Ariel follows her dream of living on land but has to give up her voice. 'Beauty and the Beast' teaches us not to judge by appearances. Belle sees the Beast's good heart beneath his scary exterior. 'Mulan' gives the message of family honor and female empowerment. Mulan risks everything for her father's honor and shows that girls can be as strong as boys.

Sure. Vince Flynn's first novel is 'Term Limits'.

One major difference is the characters. In the film, there are fictional characters with their own backstories and relationships created for dramatic effect. In the true story, the real people on the ship were likely different. Also, the sequence of events in the movie might be reordered or exaggerated. For instance, the movie might show more extreme and continuous action during the disaster compared to what really happened.