Hi there, I think I can help with a title, this story seems interesting, you should post it, I would totally read it. :)
Here are some titles I've come up with (sorry if they're lame)
I mean since it has romance I thought this would be a nice title
A heart filled with roses. Sound more like a poem title, i know but it seemed sweet. Personal expreience I think most girls like flowers and roses are popular, this may seem kinda random but he/she could have a heart like roses, strong and powerful. Ik this is cheezy, that's why I made a few. xD
The Magical Affect/Effect, or Magical Affect/Effect this is also a cheezy title I came up with, she does have magic and there is interest in this story two these characters so thats why I put added this lol.
A Strange Place. Magic isn't common to the world of non magical people so I guess a strange place could fit your title.
Hope these help with your story, sorry if these aren't what you're looking for. Have a wonderful day/evening
-Wolfs :)
In Act 1, we encounter Scrooge for the first time. We see that he is a greedy, bitter man. He does not care about the holidays, and in fact, he cares very little about anything that does not help him earn money. He is a lonely man, and does not like to spend time with people. With his bitterness, sadness and cynicism, Scrooge represents the antithesis of the Christmas spirit.
In Act 2, we see that Scrooge has "gone down memory lane." He has been visited by the ghost of Christmas past, and this has reminded him of the man he once was. Scrooge can see, in front of his eyes, his slow transformation into the sad man he is now. This causes him to breakdown and cry for all the things he has left behind and the negative transformation he has been through.
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c. colloquialisms
d. contractions
contractions is a common occurrence in formal language
if you want to find out, divide the price over quantity
4.40/20=.22
3.68/16=.23
the lower price per ounce is .22
Answer is 20ounces for 4.40
20/4.40=
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