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The kid is extremely mature and absolutely loves watching older horror movies. He is a pretty good reader and enjoys reading a lot.

I plan on writing a really creepy story

Loyal, hardworking, kind. Basically an all round good character. She loves animals and values family and friendship. She's a bit of a nerd but is popular.

I recently completed the video game Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and that got me interested in Norse Mythology and specifically Ragnarok and the Gods. I have been looking up Norse Myhthology by Neil Gaiman and will probably buy that too. However I would like a book that is maybe an epic fantasy/quest style theme something similar to Lord Of The Rings or A Song Of Fire And Ice series. I am also open to general Fantasy books too but would prefer it to be Norse Mythology based. Also nothing set mainly in the modern world. So don't go suggesting American Gods or anything too Teen or Young Adult.

I'm 17 most wizards start at 13 i think so they will all be better than me. My parents are muggles will i get bullied if i went? Also how can i get the invitation, can i email them online? Also if i do get invited what do you think is the best spell to injure people? Thankd :D

I've never really written a poem before, but my girlfriend is a romantic type so I wanted to write a poem for her. We both love space, and she's a singer and dancer,The thing is, I don't know how to write poems? So I just wrote? Please critique.I want to know if it is bad! It needs to be great for my girlfriend! Thanks Planet Earth refuses to revolve around just one However, if it had to choose a figure, alone Oceans would need only to sharpen their ears for a sweet tune Plants would be sprouting eyes to try and locate the source soon Off the universe walls her voice echoes Walls that could never hold her back, it knows If it were so her desire To surpass them, go higher She harmonizes with the hum of the galaxy And the earth is enthralled, changing motions to dance freely Constellations notice, cease stars twinkling, it was in vain They would dare not shine as brightly as her passionate flame The stars now sway, as do the sun and moon To her aria they move well in tune Twirling and swirling around for a chance To be a spotlight to her unique dance The solar system in all its entirety Quivers in a mix of joy and jealousy The whole of the universe croons in delight Brilliant day shifts to romantic night Her eyes have been closed, she is blissfully unaware All planets and stars discontinue motion to stare And when her thick, dark eyelashes part to greet the world Reflected in her eyes is the milky way, swirled And that is the power of this radiant girl.

Best answer: No, of course not. Most of them were free, living in their own societies, until actually enslaved by other black people as part of the process of war, or as goods to be sold.

Please bear in mind that slavery has existed in EVERY society for as long as there have been humans on the earth. There have been black, white, brown and yellow slaves AND slave-owners at various points of history.

NO nation has ever had a monopoly on being either slaves or owners.

Best answer: Yes, 12 US Presidents owned slaves at one time or another.

If I'm looking to my ancestry from my dads side and my grandmas surname from birth is "Barker" and this comes up : "The saga of the name Barker comes from the ancient culture of the Anglo-Saxon tribes that inhabited Britain from the 5th century." But this also comes up for "variations" : Barkers, Barkes, Barkess, Barkere, Barkar, Bargar, Berger, etc -- having some different origins such as French, Russia, Ashkenazi, Dutch, German, etc. Do those count as well or just the specific one my grandma went by?