What does 'Don't make a scene' mean in the context of a novel?

It's likely a threatening or warning phrase, suggesting that the speaker is serious and might take action if the person being addressed doesn't comply.

Well, 'don't know jack' usually means having very little knowledge or understanding. In a novel, it might refer to a character who is clueless about something important.

In a novel, 'don't hold back' usually implies that characters or the story should be presented without any restraint or censorship. It might suggest going all out with emotions, actions, or plot developments.

It simply means that if you know you can't tolerate alcohol well, you should avoid drinking. For example, some people get drunk very easily and may do embarrassing things or feel unwell when drunk. So it's a caution to those who have a low tolerance for alcohol.

Well, this statement is really strange. But if we look at it from a more serious angle in a relationship, it could be that there are discussions about family values and how they impact sexual behavior. For example, if a person has been raised with certain conservative values, like the idea of always being cautious in sexual relations to avoid unwanted consequences. So it could be that 'Mom said don't cum in me' is a shorthand way of referring to those ingrained values.

Another meaning could be in a more general sense of creating or producing something related to men. For instance, in a manufacturing context, it could be about making men's clothing or accessories, which is a very different and proper interpretation compared to any inappropriate ideas.

In news, 'pictures don't tell the whole story' because they are often snapshots in time. They can be manipulated or taken out of context. A picture of a crowd looking angry could be misinterpreted. Maybe they were just expressing passionate views in a peaceful protest, but the photo alone gives a different impression.

Maybe it implies not to make a simple thing overly complicated in writing. If you're just jotting down instructions or a quick note, there's no need to create a complex, detailed 'novel - like' text. Keep it simple and straightforward.

I'm not really sure. Maybe it means the speaker doesn't want to have to refer to that specific comic.

It could mean that just having kind hearts alone isn't enough to create something truly new or exciting in a story. There needs to be conflict, change, or some sort of unexpected element.