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In 'the express the ernie davis story', Ernie Davis was a football star. He was a man who faced racial discrimination but still managed to achieve great things in football. He was known for his skills on the field and was a symbol of hope and determination for many, especially African - Americans in the world of football.

Mr Davis could be the author of these scary stories. He might be someone with a vivid imagination who loves to terrify his readers with his tales.

In this fanfic, Tracy Davis could be an original character created by the author. She might be a witch who has her own story and reasons for being betrothed to Harry.

Tracey Davis could be a character who has been in the background in the original series but now takes center stage in this fanfic. She may have her own group of friends in Slytherin and be well - respected within that house. Her family might be one of the old pure - blood families in the wizarding world. In the fanfic, she is thrust into this relationship with Harry Potter, which forces her to step out of her comfort zone and re - evaluate her own life and future, as well as her view of Harry and the Gryffindor ideals.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this story. But it might be about some events that happened at Davis High School during Christmas. It could be about the students' Christmas celebrations, like a Christmas play at school, or how the teachers and students come together to spread the Christmas spirit.

Tai from the original Digimon series could be a great crossover character. They both have leadership qualities and it would be interesting to see how they interact, whether they compete or cooperate.

Sure is. 'Inside Llewyn Davis' is a work of fiction that creates a fictional world and narrative. It's not based on real events or people.

No, it isn't. Mrs Davis has an original story that isn't derived from a comic.

Mrs Davis is not a comic book. Maybe it's a name for a novel, a TV show, or something else, but not a comic.

The difference between seven, eight, and nine foot billiard tables was mainly in size and the place where they were used. Seven feet, eight feet, and nine feet were the standard size of a billiard table. The seven-foot billiard table was usually used for nine-ball play and was relatively small. The eight-foot billiard table was suitable for a four-meter-long room. It was suitable for small billiard rooms or places with limited space. The nine-foot billiard table was larger than the eight-foot billiard table. The stability of the table was better, and it could accommodate more players and referees. It was suitable for larger venues. Therefore, the choice of a seven, eight, or nine-foot billiard table could be decided according to personal needs and the size of the venue.