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Sure. 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' is a great one. It has a vast open world for you to explore, filled with diverse landscapes like mountains, forests, and deserts. The story is about Link waking up in a post - apocalyptic Hyrule and his journey to defeat Calamity Ganon. Another is 'Red Dead Redemption 2'. You play as Arthur Morgan in a beautifully recreated Wild West. The story delves deep into themes of loyalty, morality, and the changing times. And 'Horizon Zero Dawn' also fits. Aloy's exploration of a post - apocalyptic world full of robotic creatures while uncovering the secrets of her past and the world is really engaging.

Often, it serves as a relationship - builder. The characters might be in a complex situation similar to a cat's cradle, where their actions and fates are intertwined. This can create tension and drama as any one action by a character can affect others in the 'web'. So, it shapes the plot by dictating how characters interact and the consequences of their actions.

The visual novel 'Steins; Gate' can be considered funny in parts. Okabe's mad scientist act and his interactions with the other characters, especially his crazy time - travel theories and how they play out in comical ways. And 'Catherine' has a rather humorous take on relationships and the nightmares that the protagonist faces are presented in a somewhat funny way too.

It's hard to say exactly without more context. It could be that Jimmy Palmiotti had a change of heart about the story or the way it was presented in the graphic novel. It might also be due to some sort of creative differences with other people involved in the project.

Maybe the small neighbor has a little parrot as a pet. The parrot can talk some really strange words that it has picked up from the TV or from people passing by. It might say things that make everyone around it laugh.

From GMAT success stories, we can learn the importance of dedication. If you really want to succeed in the GMAT, you need to put in the time to study.

Love and self - discovery are common. The characters often explore their feelings for each other while also learning more about themselves.

There are indeed. Some fanfictions might explore Ashley's backstory, like her family history and how it shaped her into the person she is in the game. Others could center around her training and her rise through the military ranks, all without any sexual content. Just search for more plot - driven or character - study - based Ashley fanfictions.

One characteristic is the blend of fact and fiction. They often start with real events or people as the basis. For example, like in 'In Cold Blood', the real murder case is the foundation.

Well, one popular MLP Twishy fanfic is 'Twishy's Adventure'. It has an interesting plot where Twishy discovers a hidden magic in the Equestrian forest. Another one could be 'Twishy and the Rainbow Friendship' which focuses on Twishy forming new friendships in Ponyville.