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In wool sci - fi novels, wool can often represent a connection to a more primitive or natural past. For example, in 'Wool', the wool might be used in the clothing of the characters, symbolizing a link to a time before the post - apocalyptic situation they are in.

In wool science fiction, wool can be used as a form of protection. For example, the characters might weave thick woolen garments to protect themselves from harsh alien environments.

The appeal of a wool story could lie in its potential to evoke a sense of tradition and craftsmanship. Maybe it involves the process of making something with wool or the history behind it.

It could be its appearance. Maybe it has a unique pattern or texture that makes it stand out among other coats in the stories.

You can get wool by raising sheep and shearing them when they have grown enough wool.

Generally, no. Mange is typically contracted through direct contact with infected animals or mites. A wool blanket, if kept clean and dry, isn't a common source of mange. However, if the blanket has been in contact with an infected animal or contaminated environment, there could be a risk.

You can get wool by raising sheep. Once they mature, you can shear them to obtain the wool.

In Story of Seasons, wool can be used to make various items of clothing or to sell for in-game currency.

Well, Wool by Jimmy Broxton can be classified as a graphic novel. It presents a story through a combination of images and text, which is a characteristic of the genre.

Well, perhaps there's a story where a young girl inherits a black wool coat from her grandmother. As she wears it, she starts to experience memories and emotions that were once her grandmother's, and it becomes a journey of self - discovery and family history exploration.