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Animal cruelty is not a matter for amusement, so there should be no such stories. But if we consider some situations that might seem comical at first glance but are not actually cruel, like a goat getting its head stuck in a fence but being unharmed and looking silly while being rescued. This is not cruelty but rather a normal accident that can be resolved without harm.

There could be stories of old plantations in Savannah with a dark past. Maybe slaves who died there and their spirits are said to haunt the place. It could also be related to the many battles and deaths that occurred in Savannah over the years.

Their friends would be really excited. Chad would probably be happy and offer to help with any heavy lifting or physical tasks around the house for when the baby arrives. Uryu might be a bit more reserved but still show his support in his own way, like making some special baby clothes. Rukia would be thrilled and would be constantly visiting, giving Orihime advice on motherhood.

Well, 'The Catcher in the Rye' is often regarded as a great street YA novel. Holden Caulfield's adventures in New York City expose the seedy underbelly of the city streets as he tries to find his place in the world. 'Go Ask Alice' is another. It gives a harrowing account of a girl's descent into the drug - filled street culture. And 'I Am the Cheese' by Robert Cormier. The main character's journey through a somewhat distorted and menacing world has elements of street - like paranoia and discovery as he tries to figure out his past and his identity.

In the original 'the princess and the frog' story, the two main characters are the princess and the frog - turned - prince. The princess is often portrayed as brave and curious. The prince, in his frog form, is trying to break the curse. There are also some side characters like the voodoo man who cast the spell on the prince in the first place.

Complex characters are another characteristic. The characters in these books are not simply good or bad. They may be involved in illegal activities but also have their own motives and moral codes. In 'Savages', the main characters are drug dealers, but they also have a sense of loyalty to each other and a certain way of life they are trying to protect.

Sure. 'Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge' is a great light novel. It gives more background on some of the characters like Kurapika. There are also light novels that focus on the different types of Nen abilities in more detail. They can really enhance your understanding of the complex power system in 'Hunter x Hunter'.

One interesting Levi's daughter fanfiction could be about her training in the Survey Corps. She might inherit Levi's skills and determination, facing titans with great courage. Another could focus on her relationship with other characters like Eren or Mikasa, perhaps forming a unique bond during a difficult mission.

Bella could also be a main character. She might be the one who bridges the two worlds. Her connection to both the human and supernatural in Twilight could help her in Sky High, where she'd have to navigate a school full of students with extraordinary abilities while also dealing with her own unique situation.

In Poe's works, the heart can symbolize different things. In some stories, it might represent the core of human nature. Take 'The Black Cat' for instance. The narrator's changing attitude towards the cat could be seen as a reflection of his deteriorating heart, his conscience slowly being eaten away. Poe uses the concept of the 'heart' to explore the complex and often disturbing depths of human emotions and morality.