The male protagonist died in the snow mountain, the female protagonist died of breast cancer, and the child seemed to be surnamed Teng.

Mini lessons can break down the complex elements of a short story into smaller, more digestible parts. For example, a mini - lesson on character motivation makes students think about why characters act the way they do. This helps them understand the story better.

One idea could be exploring the backstories of minor clone troopers. For example, showing their training and how they form unique bonds within their squads.

I'm sorry, I haven't actually read 'Bound and Gaged a Love Story', so I can't summarize its plot directly.

Some great best terrifying novels are 'Rosemary's Baby' by Ira Levin. It's a story of a woman who suspects that her unborn child may be the spawn of the devil. The sense of paranoia and the slow - building horror make it a classic. 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson is also very good. The book creates a terrifying atmosphere as it tells of a group of people staying in a supposedly haunted house. The psychological horror elements in this novel are truly effective. And 'American Psycho' by Bret Easton Ellis is a disturbing read that shows the mind of a serial killer in a very vivid and terrifying way.

Well, without having read it specifically, 'Mortal Weapons Graphic Novel' might be centered around a group of characters who are either in search of or are the keepers of these so - called mortal weapons. These weapons could potentially have some sort of special power or significance in the world the story is set in. It could also involve a struggle for control over these weapons among different factions.

Tony Stark could also be a key figure in some fanfics, even though he's no longer alive in the main MCU timeline. His intellect and previous experiences with multiversal - related events (like in Endgame) could be explored in the fanfic. Maybe the Avengers find a way to access his knowledge or even a version of him from another universe to help them out.

I'm not sure specifically which 'christmas bulb story' you mean. It could be about the origin of Christmas bulbs, like how they came to be used on Christmas trees, perhaps starting from simple candles and evolving into the colorful bulbs we have today.

There's Achilles in Greek mythology. Although he was killed, in some interpretations, he was semi - immortal as his mother dipped him in the River Styx, making him invulnerable except for his heel. Also, Tinker Bell from 'Peter Pan' is an immortal fairy. She has the ability to fly and never ages or dies in the Neverland world. Moreover, the character of Thor in Norse mythology and Marvel Comics is also considered immortal. He is a god and has superhuman strength and abilities, and his lifespan is eternal.

I'm not sure there are specifically popular 'yugioh one shot lemon fanfiction' in the mainstream sense. Since the 'lemon' aspect implies adult - like content which goes against the general family - friendly nature of the Yu - Gi - Oh brand. However, in some niche fanfiction communities, there might be some works, but they are not widely known or promoted due to the nature of the content.

One common theme is redemption. Since Lucifer is often seen as a villain in Supernatural, many fanfictions explore the idea of him finding redemption through his relationship with his mate. Another theme is power. The combination of Lucifer's power and the role of his mate in relation to that power is often explored.