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One example could be 'The Lord of the Rings'. The One Ring is a common possession that many characters are after. It drives the entire plot as different characters either want to use its power or destroy it. Another example is 'The Da Vinci Code' where the knowledge or the supposed secrets related to certain religious artifacts are like a common possession that the characters are trying to uncover or protect.

A 'common possession novel' might refer to a story where there is a shared or common object, place, or concept that is central to the plot. For example, it could be a novel where a group of characters are all vying for control of a particular piece of land that has special significance. Or it could be a magical object that everyone in the story desires. In such novels, this common possession often drives the conflict and character development.

A 'common possession novel' might refer to a story where the concept of shared or common possessions plays a central role. For example, it could be about a community where resources are commonly held. Or perhaps it's about characters who jointly own something important, like a property or a family heirloom that drives the plot through the conflicts and relationships that arise from this shared ownership.

Yes, 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell can be considered in a way. The farm and its resources are initially seen as common possessions among the animals. They overthrow the human owner with the idea of a more equal sharing of these possessions. But as the story progresses, the power-hungry pigs start to take over and distort the concept of common possession, which is a major theme in the novel.

Yes, they are somewhat common. Many classic and contemporary novels explore themes of intense passion and possession in an erotic context. For instance, some works of romantic literature often contain elements where characters are consumed by their love, which can be seen as a form of possession.

Since 'lemon' implies sexual or mature content, it's not appropriate to discuss. But for general Left 4 Dead fanfic, common elements often include the fight against the infected, the survivors' teamwork, and the exploration of the post - apocalyptic environment.

Another theme is the idea of redemption. Misa, with her complex past and actions, is sometimes depicted as seeking redemption in the eyes of L, who represents a sort of moral compass in these fanfics.

One common theme is forbidden love. Given their complex relationship in the original story, their kiss can be seen as something that goes against the norm. Another theme could be the power struggle. Misa's love for L might be intertwined with her own desires and the power dynamics between them.

One common theme is the bond of friendship. L and his pet form a unique connection that is often explored.

A common theme is the power struggle between them. Even in a romantic moment like a kiss, there's often an underlying battle of wits as they are so different in nature. L is all about logic and justice in his own way, and Light is the self - proclaimed 'god of the new world'.