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It's possible that Brad Bird read comic books. Many creative people are inspired by such materials, and it could have contributed to his imagination and storytelling skills.

So Big.

No, as far as I know, there is no character named Brad in Pulp Fiction.

Well, since I don't have much information about this Brad Black, I can only make some general assumptions. He could be a sports enthusiast who overcame great obstacles in his athletic career. For example, he might have had an injury that was supposed to end his career but through sheer determination and hard work, he made a comeback. Or he could be an author who wrote an inspiring book about his life journey filled with challenges and how he overcame them.

Edna O'Brien's novels typically have a very intimate narrative style. She is able to bring out the subtleties of human emotions. Her characters are multi - dimensional, and she uses their experiences to comment on broader issues such as gender inequality, the power of the Church in Ireland, and the changing social fabric over time.

Well, without knowing the exact title of the 1924 Edna Ferber novel, it's hard to be very precise. However, Edna Ferber was a great storyteller. Her novels typically had engaging plots. In many of her works, she was able to capture the essence of the time period in which the story was set. This 1924 novel probably had elements that were reflective of the post - World War I era, perhaps in terms of the social and economic situations of the characters.

Another theme is the unexpected friendship. Given their age difference and different personalities, fanfics often play with the idea of them forming a unique bond. They might start out as adversaries, but over time, they become friends who support each other through various situations.

The 1952 Edna Ferber novel could potentially cover a wide range of topics. Ferber was known for her vivid characterizations and detailed settings. It might have been a story about family, love, or the struggle between different social classes. Since she had a penchant for writing about the American experience, it could be set in a particular region of the United States and show the lives and dreams of the people there.

In 'So Big', Selina Peake is a main character. She is a strong - willed woman who endures many hardships. In 'Giant', Leslie Lynnton Benedict is an important character. She has to deal with the new environment in Texas.

I'm sorry, I don't actually know the specific 'Cinder Edna' story. It could be a relatively unknown or a very specific regional story. Maybe it's a new or self - created story that not many are familiar with.