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The life of the Phoenix symbolizes: a second chance, Immortality and getting up again, even when you have fallen many times.
The Phoenix represents a new beginning, that no matter how hard that things may get, you have got to get back up on your feet (rise out of the ashes).
That's what the phoenix teaches: the determination to fight back, the strength to accept the second chance and make It a brand new beginning of a beautiful life. No matter how hard life may get, how difficult the situations might turn, you have to put your bits of courage together and fight back. Life is too short to accept defeat like a coward. You might not be as successful, but yet have the satisfaction that you gave your complete best to your struggle. Because life is too short to look back and say "I wish I did that" instead of "I'm glad I did!" - Anonymous
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"See you later, Eren."And Eren Jaeger, the Devil of Paradis, was no more.
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Which was supposed to be the outcome, however, instead of Eren awakening in the abyss of hell, he found himself waking up to a familiar infirmary that he had not seen for several years. Oh, and not only that, but he was also chained down. Fun. -
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The last thing Eren remembered before waking up in the strange world, was collapsing to his knees as he watched the Smiling Titan eat Hannes. He had been unable to shift and once again had failed the people he cared about... His mother, Thomas, Mina, Hannah, Franz, Levi Squad, and Hannes. All of whom he was unable to save because he was too weak.
As he heard the Titans close in on him, all he wanted was for it to end; he didn't want to be transported to another world.
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Follow Eren in "A Cruel World" as he tries to navigate through the modern world.
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Guide to Beta Reading (for Authors and Beta Readers) by theirprofoundbond
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30 Mar 2021
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A thorough guide to beta reading for both authors and beta readers. Neither exhaustive nor definitive, but hopefully a good starting point that covers the basics and explains how to get the most out of an author-beta reader relationship.
[February 2025: Minor edits and additions throughout the guide.]
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12 Mar 2023