When trying to write something--anything--a topic is rather hard to pick. How to start the first sentence, if it is an effective topic and would anybody be interested in it; these are the main questions I ask myself. Then I realized something. Not everyone can write the story the way they want it to be. It may start out as a good idea, but writing it down and making it realistic is a whole other thing altogether. So I thought I can add some ideas for people to write out, ideas that I do not have the talent in making them realistic on paper, and have someone else think about it. I've seen stories with ideas that I always wanted to try out, but they usually sound better coming from another person. If you would like to write or draw anything then here are some topics that I would like to see in stories or art.

Some of these topics make good essay topics too.

Does good and evil truly exist or are they created by society? Think about it. We have examples of what is right or wrong, but is there a real example of good or evil? Hitler was discussed as an "evil" person...only he did many great things and most of them wrong things, but did that really make him evil? What is evil? What is good?

One person who expressed the good and evil motif was William Shakespeare. In Macbeth, one line went as follows: "Fair is foul and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air." Well, if good can actually be evil and evil can actually be good, is there really a difference between the two? Can anyone tell if someone is good or evil?