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The unique and grotesque nature of the wire twins themselves. They are such strange and otherworldly characters that fan fiction can really explore their potential in different ways.

Steel wire cloth and steel wire balls had some differences in terms of cleanliness. Steel wire balls were usually used to remove oil stains that were difficult to deal with. They had strong cleaning ability, but they required a lot of strength when used and might cause scratches on the surface of the object. Steel wire cloth combined the advantages of steel wire balls and dishwashing towels. It could clean ordinary oil stains, but it was not easy to drop silk, and it was easier to clean. Therefore, the choice of steel wire cloth or steel wire ball depended on the cleaning item and purpose. If it was a stainless steel pot, using steel balls might cause scratches and damage the protective layer, but steel wire cloth was more suitable. However, which one was better still needed to be decided according to personal needs and preferences.

In a way, The Wire has roots in real circumstances, but it's a blend of truth and creative storytelling. The characters and some plotlines are fictionalized to make a compelling TV series.

Definitely not. 'The Wire' is more about the gritty and complex social issues in a city rather than having any elements of science fiction. It delves deep into the workings of the police, drug trade, and politics.

Let me recommend you a few good novels about urban bodyguards. If you like the sparks between a bodyguard and a young lady, I suggest you read the following two novels: 1. "God-level Bodyguard Pretty President". Although Bodyguard Liu Feng was once the king of mercenaries, he started anew after returning to the city. Security was originally a lowly profession. At first, he did not get along well with the beautiful president, but later on, they slowly developed feelings for each other. 2. In "The King of Bodyguards," the main character, Feng An, endured the flames of revenge and counterattacked all the way until he finally became the King of Bodyguards in this country. Although the introduction of the novel did not mention the young miss, there were many interesting rescue missions and opponents in the novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Not sure. Could it be about writing a novel and getting it published in the NYT? Or perhaps discovering a new author through the NYT? You'll need to clarify for a better response.

Yes, Melinda can speak in the novel. Her character development involves finding her voice and expressing herself.

Well, it allows for new and unique storylines. Since both dragons and parseltongue are not often explored together in the original works, fanfiction writers have a lot of room to be creative. They can create complex relationships between dragons, parseltongue - speakers, and other magical beings. For instance, a story could be about a dragon who was once a pet of a parseltongue - using wizard and how they get separated and then reunited in a grand adventure that spans across different magical lands. It gives a fresh perspective on the magical universe we already know.

Well, often it's the engaging stories. For example, books with unique plot twists or those that touch on universal themes like love, loss, or adventure tend to draw readers in.

I don't know if it's better to go through the open or hidden wires for the family to go through the electric wires. What was the difference between the two? Generally speaking, a hidden line was better. The reason was as follows: 1. Safety. It was safer to walk on the ground with a hidden wire, and it was less likely to trip or be damaged. It also prevented the wires from being exposed to the outside, causing fire or electric shock. 2. Beautiful. The hidden wires could hide the wires in the walls or floors, which was more in line with the decoration requirements of modern families. It could also make the entire room look cleaner and more beautiful. 3. Easy to maintain. Hidden wires did not need to be tapped or routed, so they were easier to maintain and update. If there was a need for wire replacement or repair, it would be easier to do so, and the exposed wires would need to destroy the wall or floor. However, some people thought that it was better to have an open line. The reason was as follows: 1. The exposed wires could make it easier for the family to see the position and status of the wires to avoid the danger of short circuits or electric leakage. 2. Practicality. Open wires make it easier to install wires and sockets, especially in places like the kitchen and bathroom, where more wires and sockets are usually needed. 3 Style. The exposed lines were more in line with the style of a modern family, making the room look cleaner and more generous. Therefore, choosing to go in the open or in the dark should be decided according to the specific situation. If the family needed more wires and sockets or the room had been renovated, they could consider using open wires. If the family paid more attention to safety and aesthetics or had fewer wires and sockets, they could consider using hidden wires.