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This article should focus on viewing films and stories that take place in the past – how accurate are their outfits, props and locations? Obviously this wouldn't apply to full-on fantastical worlds, but stories that are meant to take place in our world like the Rurouni Kenshin films, the Last Samurai and the like could all be considered. It would also be interesting to discuss how important historical accuracy is – although many of the audience may not catch the small details, are they worth putting in regardless?

This article would discuss the focus that director Guillermo Del Toro placed on the concept of familial bonds and their role in the Drift. The article could also discuss the role of trust and memories that come with the Drift as well as break down the different relationships of Jaeger pilots in the film and additional material. Tales from Day Zero and the art book would be helpful assets as well as the wikia as it includes quotes from Travis Beacham, the film's writer.

Gold farming is a phenomenon in massively multiplayer online games where players will sell in-game gold for real life money. Despite being against the rules dictated in most games, this still occurs in almost every game – most gold farmers are actually teens from countries like China and India where they work to barely support their families. This article could discuss the culture behind gold farming from the perspective of Western and Eastern players as well as the evolving human right issues involving it. For the Win by Cory Doctorov and In Real Life by Cory Doctorov and Jen Wang are both sources of inspiration and information that could be used.

Edge of Tomorrow was a successful and fresh take on the sci-fi genre in film, but not many know about its origin as a light novel and then a manga in the form of the Japanese "All You Need Is Kill." This article could look at and compare the source material to its Western counterpart as well as discuss the changes done and what was gained and lost in translation.