things to put ashes in

You can put in some talking animals. For example, a squirrel that loves to recite poetry. It could add a lot of humor to the story.

Well, there are quite a few things. First, a sense of the unknown. For example, an unexplained event or a strange object that has no obvious origin. Then, elements of the supernatural are great, like a curse or a magic spell gone wrong. Another important thing is a feeling of being trapped. Maybe the characters are in a locked room in a haunted mansion with no way out.

Ghosts are great scary things to put in a story. The idea of a translucent figure that can appear and disappear suddenly can send shivers down readers' spines. Another is a haunted house, filled with creaking floors, cold spots, and strange noises. And don't forget about cursed objects, like a mirror that shows a different, terrifying world when you look into it.

Clumsy fairies can be really funny. They could be flying around and bumping into things all the time, like trees or even other fairies. It would make the story light - hearted.

True love. It's the core of any great romance story. When the characters truly love each other deeply, it creates a strong emotional connection that readers can feel.

Well, magical mishaps are always great for a story. Picture this: a wizard who accidentally turns his hat into a flock of flying pigs. Also, characters with really strange habits can add humor. A detective who always eats pickles while solving mysteries would be quite comical.

The different settings that fanfiction writers create within the 'among the ashes' universe can be really engaging. They might take the story to a different time period or a parallel dimension. This allows readers to see the familiar elements of the original in a fresh and exciting way.

The eight items in the dowry box usually included the dowry box, money, jewelry, bedding, daily necessities, grandchildren bucket, red washbasin, and sugar jar. The dowry box was the box used by the bride to hold the dowry. Nowadays, most of them were replaced by red suitcases. The money in the box was the money that parents put in the four corners and the center of the box, representing their concern and wishes for their daughter. Jewels could be passed down from the family, or they could be newly purchased, indicating that they were bringing good things to their daughter. The bedding included a brand new red wedding quilt, cotton wool, pillowcase, pillow inner, etc. The number was even, meaning that the newlyweds could be happy for a lifetime. Daily necessities included combs, mirrors, towels, cups, cosmetics, and other daily necessities. There were two buckets in the children's bucket. One of them contained red dates, red peanuts, longans, and lotus seeds, which meant " giving birth to a child early." The other contained popcorn, five salted duck eggs, toilet paper, and a pack of chopsticks. The red basin was filled with leather shoes, socks, peanuts, and wedding candy that the bride had prepared for her father-in-law and mother-in-law. The wedding candy was placed in the sugar jar, symbolizing a sweet marriage.

Losing a beloved pet. It's a heart - breaking experience. The unconditional love they give and then suddenly they're gone. It leaves a big void in your life.

Funny self - made sketches or doodles are good things to put on your story. Maybe a drawing of you as a superhero with a really goofy power, like the ability to make toast fly. A video of you attempting a new and comical dance move that you just made up on the spot can also be hilarious. Or how about a photo of your pet doing something completely unexpected, like sleeping in a really strange position.