make a mon out of you

One of the best mon fictions I've read is 'The Catcher in the Rye'. It has a really engaging and unique narrative voice. The main character Holden Caulfield's perspective on the world around him, his alienation and his search for authenticity are very thought - provoking.

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He might leave to protect Kara and the unborn child. Maybe he discovers that there is some kind of danger following him that could put them in jeopardy, so he decides to sacrifice his time with them to keep them safe.

Even though Mon - El leaves, their relationship can still develop. Kara could keep a journal for the baby, writing about her feelings for Mon - El. When Mon - El returns (if he does), he could read it and realize how much Kara truly loved him. Also, Kara might have dreams or visions of Mon - El during her pregnancy, which could show that their connection is still strong on an emotional level.

The meaning of 'having a head above a head' was to describe the rapid progress of one's studies. This idiom comes from Bingzhu Tan: "The Master of Recruiting gifted a verse saying: A hundred feet pole is not moving, although it is not true to get people." The ten worlds are the whole body." It vividly depicted the development of things, like a bamboo pole rapidly growing upwards, changing with each passing day.

Well, the build - up of emotions is crucial. If two people have been through a lot together, like overcoming difficulties or sharing deep conversations, and then they finally have a make - out, it makes the story special. And of course, the chemistry between the two people. If there's a strong physical and emotional attraction, that will shine through in the make - out story. For instance, two actors who fall in love on set after weeks of working closely together and then have an amazing make - out scene that's based on real feelings.

Maybe Ar'mon and Trey are in a science project together. They are given the task of building a model of a solar system. At first, they have different ideas on how to construct it. But through communication and compromise, they build a very detailed and accurate solar system model that earns them an A+ in their project.

Kara and Mon - El's story is quite complex. Mon - El is from Daxam. He arrives on Earth and has a relationship with Kara. They face many challenges together, including dealing with his Daxamite heritage and the prejudices against his people. Their relationship has its ups and downs, with moments of great love and also times of conflict as they try to navigate their different worlds and values.

There's a 'kara and mon el fanfiction' called 'Destined Hearts'. In this one, the story takes an interesting turn as it explores their relationship in the face of new threats in the city. It has a lot of action - packed scenes intertwined with their growing affection for each other. This fanfiction really keeps you on the edge of your seat.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe it's a character or a specific comic series. But without more context, it's hard to say for sure.