Who shall dwell in a short story?

There is a possibility that the characters are family members. Maybe a parent and a child who were separated due to some circumstances like war or work, and now they are reunited and will never part again. Another option could be siblings who have mended their differences and are now committed to staying together.

It's possible that there are no specific human characters, and instead the grass itself could be considered the main 'character'. The story could be told from the perspective of the grass, detailing its growth, its interactions with the elements, and how it impacts the surrounding ecosystem.

I'm not sure without reading the story, but it could be a person who has a special connection to the grass, like a farmer or a nature lover.

The phrase 'She Shall Not Be Moved' could also be a literal description. Maybe the story is about a physical situation where a female character is in a place and refuses to budge. This could be in a dangerous or important location. For instance, she might be guarding something precious, or she's in a protest and won't leave until her demands are met.

It could be about a journey to an uncharted planet. In this new story, astronauts embark on a mission to a far - off planet. They encounter strange new life forms and face numerous challenges during their exploration.

You can tell if it's a short story by looking at its length. If it's relatively brief and focuses on a single incident or a limited set of characters and events, it's likely a short story.

A good way to know is by looking at the writing style. Clear, vivid language and a smooth flow usually indicate a good short story. Also, if it leaves you thinking or feeling something long after you've finished reading, that's a sign it's a good one.

Well, 'dwell' can mean to live or reside. 'Best' is self - explanatory. 'Single story' could refer to a single - level house or a single narrative. Maybe it means living well in a single - level dwelling or focusing on one story. But without more context, it's hard to be certain.

Another way is to combine different elements from different stories or genres. Take a bit of a mystery, add some elements of a love story, and throw in a touch of adventure. Let your imagination run wild as you blend these elements together to form the basis of a new story.

Since I'm not familiar with the exact short story, I can't really summarize it. However, 'this too shall pass' usually implies that no matter how good or bad a situation is, it won't last forever. The story might revolve around a character experiencing hardships or joys and finally realizing this truth.