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I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this web novel. It could potentially be about a happy marriage from the perspective of the narrator ('watashi' means 'I' in Japanese), perhaps detailing the journey to finding love and getting married in a web - novel format.

One interesting Arthur and Guinevere fanfiction could be a story where they meet in a different time and place, like a modern - day setting. Maybe Guinevere is a strong - willed businesswoman and Arthur is a kind - hearted artist. They cross paths and their relationship develops in a new and exciting way.

No. New and emerging writers often write non - fictional short stories. For example, a young writer might write a short story about a family event that actually happened. Or a local writer could create a short story based on the history of their town. And established authors also have non - fictional short stories in their portfolios, perhaps writing about their travels or encounters with interesting people.

Sure. 'A Discovery of Witches' is a great wizard romance novel. It features a witch and a vampire, and their relationship is filled with mystery and passion.

The 'candy cane printable story' might be centered around the candy cane as a symbol. It could be a story for kids, explaining the red and white stripes in a fun way, like they represent something magical or a secret code. It could also involve characters in a Christmas - themed setting who interact with candy canes, such as elves using them to solve a problem or a reindeer being attracted to the sweet smell.

The leg lamp from the Christmas story is a very unique and iconic item. It's a rather kooky and memorable part of the story. It often stands out as a symbol of the off - beat humor in the Christmas tale.

The black gold horse was a legendary creature in a small village. Legend had it that it was a gift from the gods. The horse was so special because its black mane and tail were like silk and its body was as sturdy as a fortress. One day, a group of bandits came to the village. The black gold horse, with a brave rider on its back, chased the bandits away, saving the village. Since then, it became the symbol of protection and courage in the village.

Power is often a key element. For example, in the case of King Edward VIII, his position as king was in conflict with his love for Wallis Simpson. His decision to abdicate showed how power and love can collide. Another element is loyalty. In the Arthur - Guinevere - Lancelot triangle, loyalty to the king, to the marriage, and to one's own heart was constantly being tested. And sacrifice, like Shah Jahan building the Taj Mahal at great cost as a sacrifice to his love for Mumtaz Mahal.

It depends on how you feel. If it makes you uncomfortable, then yes, you can block them. You don't need to put up with something that bothers you.

One idea could be Hermione using her magic skills secretly in the Muggle school to help out her friends, like magically fixing a broken project right before it's due. Another could be her facing challenges in understanding Muggle school subjects as they are so different from what she's used to in the wizarding world. For example, she might struggle with Muggle history because it doesn't include the magical events she knows.