The juniors of Daoism could address their elders as Daoist Priest, Daoist Master, a certain master, a certain Daoist Master, a certain Daoist Master, a junior, a junior, a student, and so on.
In most cases, juniors can attend Comic Con. However, it might depend on the specific rules and policies of the particular event. Sometimes, there might be certain areas or activities that have age limitations, but the general access is often available to them.
In fanfiction, Springtrap and Mangle often appear in some really interesting scenarios. Some fanfictions might focus on their spooky interactions within the dark and eerie setting of the FNAF world. They could be depicted as having a sort of rivalry, given their different natures in the original game lore.
I'm not entirely sure what'mangle lemon fanfic' specifically is. It could potentially be a very niche or made - up concept within a particular fan community. Maybe'mangle' refers to some sort of distortion or alteration and 'lemon' might be related to something unique in that fanfic world, but without more context it's hard to define precisely.
It varies. Some Comic Cons are okay with juniors going solo if they are mature enough and the event doesn't have strict age limitations. But it's always a good idea to have a contact person available in case of any issues.
There were, for example," Glory World's Spoiled: The CEO Prays for You to Let Me Go ". In the novel, the male protagonist, Shang Xiaomo, and the female protagonist, An Chuxi, had an elder and junior relationship. Shang Xiaomo was An Chuxi's elder, but the relationship between the two had transcended this level of relationship. This was a modern romance novel about urban life. The plot was compact, and the male protagonist's character was full of charm. The female protagonist's strength and persistence in pursuing love were also very attractive. I recommend it to readers who like modern romance and the relationship between elders and juniors. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.
To develop their relationship realistically, start with their differences. Mangle is a more modern - looking, colorful animatronic that was made for entertainment, while Springtrap has a much darker origin. Have them initially be cautious of each other. Then, through small interactions like sharing the same space at night or encountering the same strange events in the pizzeria, they can gradually start to tolerate and then understand each other.
Yes, I can. For example, I could change the order of events in a sad story, or mix up the characters' roles. This would make the story seem jumbled and 'mangled' while still retaining its sad essence.
Well, Mangle was originally a friendly animatronic at Freddy Fazbear's. But it got constantly damaged by the kids, taken apart and put back together wrongly. This made Mangle lose its original form and purpose, and it was left in a state of confusion and sadness. It's really a pity to see such a character go through this.