Was there any evidence to support the idea of collecting ears in the Vietnam War?

It's a fact. There were unfortunately instances where the horrors of war led to such grotesque acts. The Vietnam War was a complex and brutal conflict, and some soldiers resorted to these kinds of inhumane actions, which later became a significant part of the public's understanding of the moral degradation that can occur in war.

Yes, some might argue that the plot elements in 'Twilight' are similar to common fanfiction themes. For instance, the love triangle between a human girl and two supernatural beings, which is a very popular trope in fan - created stories. Also, the way the characters are overly idealized, like Edward being the perfect, brooding vampire, is typical of how characters are often written in fanfiction.

There is no evidence at all. The 'Harry Potter' series was developed over years with J.K. Rowling's own ideas, themes, and characters. Fanfiction is a response to the original work, often by fans who love the series and want to explore different scenarios. Just because there might be some common magical elements (like magic wands or broomsticks) doesn't mean stealing. These are staple elements of the wizarding world that Rowling created, and fanfiction writers use them because they are part of the established 'Harry Potter' lore.

No. Twilight and Harry Potter are two distinct franchises. Twilight focuses on the love triangle between a human, a vampire, and a werewolf in a modern - day, normal - world - with - a - supernatural - twist setting. Harry Potter is centered around a boy wizard in a hidden magical world. There's no evidence to suggest Twilight is fanfiction of Harry Potter.

Yes, some think the discovery of underwater structures in certain parts of the Atlantic could be evidence. But it's not conclusive. Others point to similarities between Plato's description and some ancient civilizations, like the Minoans.

Some might argue that the idea of a transformation, like Pinocchio becoming a real boy, could be related to real - life stories of personal growth and redemption. People often go through changes in real life, and this could be a very loose connection to the idea of Pinocchio being based on a true story. But it's mostly speculation.

There's no way to know without more information. Just the statement 'theo abused fanfiction' doesn't provide any evidence on its own.

There is no evidence at all. J.K. Rowling started writing Harry Potter on her own, with her own imagination. The series has a clear origin story, from her coming up with the idea of a boy wizard to building the entire wizarding world. Fanfiction usually builds on existing works, but Harry Potter is the original source, not the other way around, especially not related to something as unclear as 'belloch' fanfiction.

There is no evidence to support such a heinous claim in fanfiction. Fanfiction is often a work of wild imagination by fans, and making such false and serious accusations within it is unacceptable. It goes against the positive and creative nature of fan - created works.

Often, fanfictions that claim Hermione is Voldemort's heir will create some convoluted backstory. For example, they might say that there was a secret affair between a distant relative of Hermione's and one of Voldemort's ancestors. This would then be used as the basis for her being his heir. However, this is pure invention for the sake of the fanfiction and has no basis in the real Harry Potter story. The original story has no such indication, but fanfiction allows for these wild and imaginative ideas to be explored.