was 1001 nights the first framed story

Yes, '1001 Nights' is often considered one of the first and most well - known framed stories. A framed story is a narrative that contains one or more other stories within it. In '1001 Nights', Scheherazade tells a series of tales within the overarching frame of her nightly storytelling to the king to avoid execution. This structure of a main frame with multiple embedded stories was quite innovative at the time and has influenced many other works of literature throughout history.

In fact, it's difficult to determine with certainty if '1001 Nights' was the very first. The history of storytelling is complex, and earlier examples might have been lost or not widely recognized.

Yes. '1001 Nights' is widely seen as a pioneer in the use of the framed story. It was one of the first to use the device of having a main narrative that frames a whole bunch of other stories. The frame of Scheherazade and the king is what holds all the other tales together.

The Nights King was the first White Walker. He was a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch who turned to the dark side.

The main plot often involves Scheherazade beginning to tell the king a story to save her life. In the first story, it might include elements like adventure, magic, and moral lessons.

Often Scheherazade is a main character as she is the storyteller. There may also be a king who is listening to her stories.

I don't think it's a true story. Most stories like '3000 Nights' are works of fiction, designed to take the readers or viewers on an imaginative journey rather than recounting actual happenings.

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In the Nights King story, there are several key events related to him. Firstly, his conversion from a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch to the Nights King was a huge turning point. This led to the creation of the White Walkers. Then, he started amassing his undead army. His army's march south was a major event that put the whole of Westeros in danger. Also, his battles against the living, like the one at Hardhome, were significant. These battles showed his power and the threat he posed to the people. The final showdown with him was also a crucial event in the Nights King story.

The first FNAF graphic novel is 'Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights Graphic Novel #1'. It sets the stage for the series and introduces some key elements and characters.