I haven't read the 'Martha Martha' short story specifically. But generally, when analyzing a short story, we can start from aspects like the characters. Maybe Martha is the main character and we can look at her personality traits, her goals and desires. Another aspect could be the plot. Is it a linear plot or does it have flashbacks? For example, if it's about Martha's journey, whether it has a clear beginning, middle and end in terms of her experiences.
FGO isn't a typical visual novel. It has more gameplay mechanics and character-building features. The story is presented along with battles and strategic decisions.
Perhaps in the 'Martha Martha' short story, there are events related to Martha's relationships. Maybe she meets a new person who has a big impact on her life, like a new friend or a love interest. This could lead to a series of events such as going on adventures together or having conflicts because of different opinions.
Martha Kent is Clark Kent's (Superman's) adoptive mother, known for her love and support. Martha Wayne was Bruce Wayne's (Batman's) mother, tragically killed in an alley, which shaped Bruce's path. Their stories are different but both have significant influence on their sons' lives.
There were the following FGO-related novels:
"FGO's Journey to the Other World,""Lu Mingfei Challenging FGO,""Starting from the Collapse of the World with the Card Drawing System,""Running FGO in the Ninja World,""King Arthur's Comic Journey,""Yuki's Holy Grail Journey,""The Story of Chaldeans Landing and Becoming the Director,""Saving the World from the Collapse," and "Chaldeans in Marvel." These are the different types of novels about FGO. There might be games-game systems, light novels-derivative doujinshi, funny jokes, infinite universe-infinite, and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
I'm not sure what 'First Lady' refers to because the name could refer to different people or characters. Can you provide more context? This way, I can better answer your questions.
Martha was Mary's sister. She was busy with the tasks of serving the guests, being hospitable. She was so occupied with the preparations that she became a bit resentful of Mary not helping her. However, Jesus used this situation to teach about the importance of spiritual priorities.