Crow

Author - A. Belfrag

CROW follows a student in her final year of university who gets mysteriously marked by Crow, a being who blurts out rude, sarcastic (and sometimes brutally honest) comments—only she can hear him. As their fates intertwine, she must learn to navigate this unexpected connection that draws her into a world of darkness, wit, and intense, twisted longing.

Genre - Dark Romance

Notes: Crow

• • The story begins with a young boy named Crow living a difficult life.
• • Crow is an orphan, fending for himself in harsh conditions.
• • He has a strong connection to the natural world, especially birds.
• • He often feels like an outcast, misunderstood by others.
• • Crow discovers he has a unique ability to communicate with crows.
• • This ability becomes his secret and his source of comfort.
• • He learns that the crows have their own society and wisdom.
• • One day, Crow witnesses something that deeply troubles him.
• • He sees a powerful figure or group acting unjustly.
• • This injustice affects his community or someone he cares about.
• • Crow feels a growing sense of responsibility to act.
• • He confides in his crow friends about the problem.
• • The crows offer him guidance and support in their own way.
• • Crow starts to gather information about the injustice.
• • He uses his cleverness and the crows' help to spy.
• • He encounters obstacles and dangers as he investigates.
• • He learns about the true extent of the wrongdoing.
• • Crow realizes he can't stand by and do nothing.
• • He decides to confront the wrongdoers, even though he's afraid.
• • He plans a way to expose the truth.
• • The crows play a crucial role in his plan.
• • They help him gather evidence or create distractions.
• • Crow faces direct opposition and threats.
• • He might have a loyal human friend who helps him.
• • The climax involves a confrontation or a public reveal.
• • Crow uses his unique skills to overcome the challenges.
• • The crows assist him in a significant way during the climax.
• • The injustice is revealed to the community.
• • The wrongdoers are exposed and their power is challenged.
• • Crow's actions have a significant impact on his world.
• • People begin to see Crow differently, with respect.
• • He is no longer seen as just an outcast.
• • His connection with the crows becomes more accepted.
• • Crow finds a sense of belonging and purpose.
• • He learns that even the smallest individual can make a difference.
• • The story explores themes of courage and speaking truth.
• • It highlights the importance of nature and its wisdom.
• • Crow's journey is about finding his voice and his strength.
• • He learns to trust himself and his abilities.
• • The resolution shows a positive change in his community.
• • Crow continues to protect his home, now with more confidence.
• • His bond with the crows remains strong.
• • He becomes a symbol of hope for others.
• • The story ends with Crow finding peace and acceptance.
• • He understands his place in the world.
• • The lessons learned are carried forward.
• • Crow's life is transformed by his bravery.
• • He proves that kindness and courage can triumph.
• • The crows remain his silent, watchful allies.