" You don't want me to see the edges and corners of your heart " was from that song?

The significance of the furnace scene is that it adds to the overall atmosphere of the home. It shows the kind of living conditions and the era - specific elements of the house.

From Saul's story, we learn about the danger of pride. Saul became proud and that led him to make bad decisions. He was jealous of David and tried to harm him. His pride blinded him to his own mistakes and made him lose God's favor. Also, it shows that we should not let insecurities rule us like Saul did when he saw David's success.

One idea could be that the seemingly innocent child character is actually the one causing all the horror. They have some sort of dark power that they are using to torment the adults around them. For example, they make people see their worst nightmares come to life.

It would be a very strange mix. Ben Shapiro is a conservative commentator and AOC is a progressive politician. Maybe it would be a story where they have to work together on some sort of bipartisan project and start to understand each other's viewpoints in a fictional world.

As we don't have details about this 'green book story', the main characters could be diverse. Maybe it's a story with a hero who is on a quest related to the green book. There could also be an antagonist who wants to steal or destroy the green book. Or perhaps it's a story about a family, and one of the family members discovers the green book and they all get involved in the events that follow.

I'm not very familiar with specific 'the thing the torch fan fiction' stories. But you can try searching on some well - known fan fiction websites like Archive of Our Own. They might have a collection of such works.

Yes, there are. Some real - life atrocities like extreme torture or the most heinous forms of abuse are often considered too dark. These can be so disturbing that they cross the line of what is acceptable in horror fiction, as they may be too much for the average reader to stomach and can also be seen as in poor taste.

I don't know as I haven't read the graphic novel. It could be a young protagonist who is intrigued by the moon rising and goes on an adventure. Maybe there's a wise old character who guides the main character during the events related to the moon rising.

It could be another powerful enchantress who is jealous of Bella's powers and wants to steal them for herself. She might constantly try to set traps for Bella and undermine her at every turn.

J.K. Rowling is very popular with her 'Harry Potter' series. Another one is Suzanne Collins, known for 'The Hunger Games' trilogy.