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Well, the story of Dee Dee and Gypsy is really complex. Dee Dee was Gypsy's mother. She faked Gypsy's illnesses for years. She made Gypsy use a wheelchair, have feeding tubes, and all sorts of medical interventions that weren't truly needed. Gypsy, on the other hand, was trapped in this web of lies. As she got older, she wanted a different life and ended up doing something drastic that landed her in legal trouble, but many also sympathize with her given the situation she was in.

Fanfiction in general is where fans create their own stories based on existing fictional worlds or characters. However, 'dee dee adult fanfiction' is not a well - known or common term to me. It might be a very niche or privately created body of work within a small fan community. Maybe it involves a character Dee Dee and adult - themed storylines such as complex relationships, coming - of - age in an adult world, or other more mature themes within the context of the original fictional setting.

The Case of Duke Di was a TV series filmed in 1986, with Sun Chengzheng as the main actor. The play was adapted from the case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty, which told the story of Di Renjie, the famous prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, solving a mysterious case during his time as the Dali Temple in Taiyuan. There were four episodes in this drama, namely," Jade Beads,"" The Golden Case,"" The Lotus Pond," and " The Broken Finger." Although the show had not been officially restored, it still showed Di Renjie's classic performance. The drama received good reviews at the time and caused a craze for Di Renjie's detective story.

One key event was Dee Dee faking Gypsy's medical conditions for years. Another was Gypsy's realization of the truth as she grew up. And then, the event that made headlines was Gypsy's act of getting out of the situation in a way that was against the law.

Yes, there are some. 'The Act' was inspired by the Dee Dee Blanchard case and can be considered a form of novelization in a sense as it was later made into a TV series.

One common theme could be the relationship dynamics. Since it's a harem - type of fanfiction, there would likely be multiple characters vying for Batman's attention. Another theme might be the exploration of different personalities within the harem and how they interact with Batman.

One popular 'Batman Beyond Dee Dee' fanfic could be 'Dee Dee's New Role in Gotham'. It might explore how Dee Dee adapts to the high - tech and often dangerous world of Batman Beyond. Another could be 'Dee Dee and the Beyond Suit', where she somehow gets involved with the advanced technology of the Batman Beyond suit.

Yes, the Dutch writer, Gulik, was the foreigner who wrote the novel, The Great Tang's Digong Case. He was a Dutch diplomat, sinologist, and novelist. He spent 18 years writing a mystery novel about Di Renjie, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty in China. This novel had a great influence on both Chinese and world culture. Gulik had developed a strong interest in Chinese culture. He had come into contact with Chinese characters and Chinese paintings and porcelain in China Town, which prompted him to write this novel with China as the setting. Di Gong's Case was regarded as one of the most reliable sources for the European and American public to understand the daily life of ancient China in the 1950s and 1960s. It was even stipulated by the US State Department as one of the must-read novels for the diplomat working in China. This novel was not only popular in China, but it was also widely praised internationally.

The author of The Great Tang Di Gong Case was the Dutch writer Robert Van Gulik.

The illustration of Duke Di's case was personally drawn by the author, Gulik. He drew more than 100 illustrations in the novel, most of which were drawn in the style of the Ming Dynasty's Biography of Women and Biography of Immortals. However, the search results provided did not specifically describe the content and style of the illustration. Therefore, he could not provide any more detailed information about the illustrations of Duke Di's case.