Since I'm not familiar with 'emily's moo children's story', I can't accurately name the main characters. However, in a children's story, the main characters are often children or animals. So, Emily is likely to be a main character. And if the'moo' is related to a cow, the cow could be another important character. There might also be other characters like Emily's family or friends depending on the nature of the story.
I don't know about the popularity of 'May Moo Moo Ghost Stories'. It depends on various factors. If they are only known in a very limited area or among a small number of people, they might not be widely popular. But if they have unique elements and are spread through word - of - mouth or local media, they could gain more popularity over time.
I'm not sure what exactly a'moo erotica story' is. 'Moo' is often associated with the sound a cow makes, and 'erotica' refers to sexually suggestive or arousing content. But this combination seems rather strange and might be a very specific or made - up concept that I'm not familiar with.
In a fanfic scenario, if Emily gets pregnant, it could also lead to some family drama. For example, her relationship with her in - laws might change. They could be overly involved or judgmental, adding stress to Emily and Richard's relationship. The story could explore how they deal with this external pressure while also preparing for the new addition to the family.
I'm not sure specifically which 'May Moo Moo Ghost Stories' you are referring to. It could be some local or very specific collection of ghost stories. Maybe it's a title created by someone in a small community or a personal project.
Emily Dickkinson was an American poet, famous for her concise, unique language and profound thoughts. Her poems often involved religion, love, nature, and philosophy of life. She was regarded as one of the important representatives of American romantic poetry.
Emily Dickenson has translated many poems.
The Imitator-Russell Wordsworth (Ruth Waiting for a Friend)
2. The Springtime by W Somerset Maugham
The Waste Land-Henry James
4. Shelley's Poem by Edward Blake
These translated works are different from the original poems in translation style, language style and theme, which shows the unique charm and influence of Emily Dickson's poems.