Often, Sam being a fictional killer is because of the unique circumstances and motives assigned to him that wouldn't happen in the real world. The writer crafts these elements to make him stand out in the fictional realm.
Well, it could be that Sam has extraordinary abilities or a backstory that's too fantastical to be real. That's what makes him a fictional killer.
For a fictional serial killer to be considered one of the best, they need to have a unique modus operandi. Like Dexter, he only kills other killers. His 'code' makes him different from other serial killers in fiction.
Yes, Sam Spade is a fictional character. He's well-known in literature and popular culture.
First, you need to give them a unique and disturbing backstory. Something that shapes their twisted mindset. Also, think about their motives - what drives them to commit those heinous acts?
I have no idea. Maybe you need to provide more context or clues.
One well - known fictional killer alligator story is 'Lake Placid'. In it, a giant alligator terrorizes a small town near a lake. It's a thrilling story full of suspense as the townspeople try to figure out how to deal with this massive predator.
A good Carly and Sam fanfiction should have their strong friendship at its core. Their unique bond, with Sam's wildness and Carly's more level - headed nature, is what makes them so appealing. For example, stories that show them getting into and out of crazy situations together are great.
A greater story with Sam Collier might be achieved through a compelling combination of an engaging narrative, relatable characters, and unexpected turns. Maybe the setting and the way it's described adds to the greatness too.
In fanfiction, their shared experiences could make them soulmates. For instance, if they both face a common enemy or have to deal with the same difficult situation in the Twilight - inspired world.
I think I'm more like Dexter from 'Dexter'. I'm kind of analytical and calculating, but also have a sense of justice in my own way.
For me, it could be Norman Bates. His inner turmoil and complex personality resonate with certain aspects of my own.