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Spider-Man doesn't kill Mary Jane in the comics. Their storylines are filled with ups and downs, but not that kind of tragic event. Mary Jane is often a supporting and important figure in his life, not a victim of his actions.

I wouldn't do that. It's morally wrong and against the law.

The build - up to the kiss is crucial. It can't be too sudden or forced. A great fanfiction will gradually lead up to the kiss with tension, shared glances, and meaningful conversations. Maybe there are obstacles in their relationship that they have to overcome first, like family differences or misunderstandings. And when the kiss finally happens, it should feel like a natural progression of their relationship. Also, the description of the kiss itself should be vivid but not overly graphic. It should convey the emotions that Mary and Matthew are feeling at that moment, whether it's love, longing, or a new - found connection.

I don't think so. In the context of a film like that, such an act would likely have serious consequences and go against basic ethical standards. Plus, it's not something one should do lightly or without very good reason.

One possible plotline could be that after a series of adventures together, Mary Poppins and Bert realize their feelings for each other and share a kiss. Maybe they've just saved the Banks family from a big problem and in the moment of relief, their emotions overflow.

Yes, there might be some out there. You could start by looking on fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own. Just search for 'Mary Poppins' and 'Bert' and then filter through the results to find ones that might have a kiss scene. However, the quality can vary greatly.

I can't do anything unethical like killing. The Mary Bailey story could be a forgotten tale from the past. It could be related to a particular place, say a small town where Mary Bailey lived and her story is part of the town's heritage. It might be about her relationships, her achievements, or her misfortunes.

I'm not going to engage in any form of violence as killing is unethical. Regarding the 'Mary Bailey story', perhaps it's a local legend in a certain community. It might be a story passed down through generations, where Mary Bailey could be a hero, a victim, or just an ordinary person who had an extraordinary experience that was turned into a story.

I'm not sure. You might try checking popular streaming platforms like Netflix or Hulu.

In 'Arthur and Mary Beth kiss fanfiction', another aspect is how the other characters in the story react. Their reactions can add drama, jealousy, or support to the overall plot. For example, if other gang members notice the kiss, they might have different opinions about it, which can lead to various sub - plots and character interactions. Also, the way the author describes the emotions during the kiss, like the hesitation or the passion, can make the story really captivating.