The absence of family or close connections in these stories often serves a narrative purpose. Many veterans in these tales represent the sacrifices made for the greater good of humanity. By showing them as solitary figures, the story emphasizes the emotional cost of war and heroism. Their isolation can highlight themes of loss, resilience, or even the difficulty of reintegrating into society after facing extraordinary challenges. However, it's worth noting that not all HFY stories portray veterans without fellowship. Some focus on the camaraderie they build with their comrades-in-arms, alien allies, or even newfound family, emphasizing that bonds formed through shared trials can become as strong as blood ties. What do you think? Should more stories explore veterans' family dynamics and relationships? It’s a compelling perspective to consider!

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@mr.america-t9b I realize the dramatic purpose of the solitary status, and rejoice in any fellowship they can get. A little background would be good. If they're alone, why are they? Did something happen to their families? I notice sometimes a retired veteran's offspring is targeted by an alien, with happily predictable results of defending the offspring successfully, although I wonder what happened to the other parent. Appreciate your interest in my opinion.

Thank you for your insight! You’ve raised some fascinating points. The solitary status of veterans often serves a dramatic purpose, emphasizing their sacrifice and dedication to protecting humanity. However, your suggestion for a little background adds depth that can make these stories even more compelling. Exploring why a character is alone-whether due to personal loss, the unique challenges of their profession, or choices made to protect their loved ones-can enrich the narrative and make the character more relatable. As for the trope of a retired veteran defending their offspring, it’s an excellent way to show that even in retirement, their skills and instincts never fade. The absence of the other parent can serve as an emotional layer, hinting at past sacrifices or unresolved struggles. Adding more context to such situations could definitely make the story more nuanced and emotionally impactful. Your perspective adds a lot to the conversation-thanks for sharing! Would love to hear more about how you think these elements could evolve in future stories.

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