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Curse of the Baskervilles· The Hound of the BaskervillesMrs. Stapleton's captivity and abuse· The Hound of the BaskervillesSelden's fugitive concealment on the moor· The Hound of the BaskervillesSir Henry's illness and recovery after the shock· The Hound of the BaskervillesStapleton’s concealed identity· The Hound of the BaskervillesSpiritual Blindness· Book of EstherThe Jews’ Peril under Haman’s Edict of Extermination· Book of EstherPapal Rule in Europe· Book of EstherSlavery in the British West Indies· Book of EstherThe Persian Empire’s Autocratic Order· Book of EstherThe Jews’ Exile and Dispersion in the Persian Empire· Book of EstherThe Church’s Corruption through Secularization and Human-Made Religious Institutions· Book of EstherRestrictions on Missionary Work in British India· Book of EstherThe Dark Ages in Europe· Book of EstherEclipse caused global darkness· The Night CleanerThe concealed state of people with powers· The Night CleanerDorian's Repentance and Transformation· The Night CleanerDorian’s villainous state· The Night CleanerDorian as the last surviving demigod· The Night CleanerDorian's prolonged but finite life· The Night CleanerDraco's immortality· The Night CleanerEsme's death in the original timeline· The Night CleanerEsme's dwindling life thread· The Night CleanerImmortality· The Night CleanerMortality· The Night CleanerThe escalating conflict over powered people· The Night CleanerLa guerra non conclusa nel dopoguerra· Senza sangueNina's Silence and Traumatic Withdrawal· Senza sanguePedro Cantos's Lifelong Guilt· Senza sangueSalinas's War Trauma and Breakdown· Senza sangueTito's Remorse over the Mato Rujo Incident· Senza sangueDean Moriarty’s chronic thumb injury· On the RoadDean Moriarty’s manic-mystical state· On the RoadDean Moriarty's marital situation· On the RoadGreat Depression (41dc8df3)· On the RoadJane Lee’s benzedrine dependence· On the RoadOld Bull Lee’s drug dependence· On the RoadSal Paradise's dysentery· On the RoadCallum's fugitive status· Noughts & CrossesCallum's imprisonment and death sentence· Noughts & CrossesJasmine Hadley’s heavy drinking· Noughts & CrossesJude’s desire for revenge· Noughts & CrossesLiberation Militia insurgency· Noughts & CrossesLiberation Militia's suspension amid the suspected mole crisis· Noughts & CrossesLynette’s trauma-related dissociation· Noughts & CrossesNought–Cross inequality and segregation· Noughts & CrossesNought–Cross racial conflict· Noughts & CrossesNought oppression· Noughts & CrossesSephy's alcohol dependence and recovery· Noughts & CrossesSephy's captivity· Noughts & CrossesSephy's estrangement from her family· Noughts & CrossesSephy’s grief and suicidal despair· Noughts & CrossesSephy's pregnancy· Noughts & CrossesOver-consciousness· Notes from UndergroundPalace of Crystal utopia· Notes from UndergroundUnderground existence· Notes from UndergroundEnd of Han, the world was divided into three· The Romance of the Three KingdomsThe Han court under Cao Cao’s control· The Romance of the Three KingdomsShu under Liu Bei’s rule· The Romance of the Three KingdomsThe submission of the Nanman tribes to Shu Han· The Romance of the Three KingdomsGuan Yu’s ghost possessing Lü Meng· The Romance of the Three KingdomsThree-power political situation· The Romance of the Three KingdomsDecline and collapse of the Han dynasty· The Romance of the Three KingdomsDecline of the Han dynasty· The Romance of the Three KingdomsZhang Lu's Hanzhong Political and Religious System· The Romance of the Three KingdomsEmperor Xian's captivity and subjugation· The Romance of the Three KingdomsFamine during the imperial court's flight and return· The Romance of the Three KingdomsFragmentation of the Han empire into the Three Kingdoms· The Romance of the Three KingdomsPolitical decay of Shu Han· The Romance of the Three KingdomsSima control of Wei· The Romance of the Three KingdomsSun Hao’s tyranny in Wu· The Romance of the Three KingdomsSun–Xuande alliance· The Romance of the Three KingdomsThe ruin of Luoyang· The Romance of the Three KingdomsThree Kingdoms political division· The Romance of the Three KingdomsA'Zhu and A'Zi's abandoned upbringing· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsA'Zhu's fatal injury and death· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsAh Zi’s Severe Injury and Recovery· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsBeggar Society’s decline after Qiao Feng· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsDuan Zhengchun's poisoned and incapacitated condition· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsFrost poison· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsFrost poisoning· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsMeridian poisoning· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsQiao Feng’s outcast status· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsThe Dali succession struggle· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsXiao Feng's grief and remorse over A'Zhu· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsXiao Feng's Khitan identity and estrangement from the Central Plains· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsXiao Feng’s Khitan identity· Demi-Gods and Semi-DevilsKristina’s pregnancy· The EmigrantsJonas Petter’s unhappy marriage· The EmigrantsUlrika and Elin’s belief that they were reborn in Christ· The EmigrantsScurvy during the voyage· The EmigrantsKristina’s pregnancy during the voyage· The EmigrantsSeasickness· The EmigrantsKarl Oskar’s financial hardship· The EmigrantsLice infestation aboard the Charlotta· The EmigrantsRobert’s hearing loss· The EmigrantsInga-Lena’s illness during the voyage· The EmigrantsDanjel’s exile· The EmigrantsEmigrants’ homelessness at sea· The EmigrantsArvid’s social ostracism· The Emigrants