"Little Miss Darkness Incarnate" typically refers to a character or persona that embodies traits associated with darkness, such as mystery, danger, or mischief. It may be used humorously or ironically to describe someone with a dark sense of humor or a penchant for the macabre. The phrase combines a whimsical reference to "Little Miss" with a more ominous descriptor, highlighting a juxtaposition between innocence and darkness.
Assuming you mean 'miss' as in 'not attend', it depends on the situation.
Little miss sunshine
it means a kitten that is small and a miss!
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In all honesty, I am praying that there will be a Beautiful Darkness movie! But they will have to seriously alter the storyline to make it happen! Which makes me a little apprehensive about it if they do decide to make it. I mean, in the movie Lena already Claimed herself for both the Light and Dark, and that doesn't happen until the Seventeenth Moon at the end of Beautiful Darkness. So how are they going to come up with a new storyline for that? Also, Larkin wasn't Dark in the movie, yet he is way past the point of "coming out" in Beautiful Darkness; he even dies along with Twyla in Beautiful Darkness as involuntary sacrifice from either side for when Lena Claimed herself as Light and Dark. So, if they do make a Beautiful Darkness movie, I hope they think real long and hard about how they are going to do it...
They miss you a little bit.
1. Little Dark one 2. Prince of Darkness
in·car·nateadj.1.1. Invested with bodily nature and form: an incarnate spirit.2. Embodied in human form; personified: a villain who is evil incarnate.2. Incarnadine.Source: see link below..
darkness means unaware and unconcious from knowledge
"Te extraño poquito" translates to "I miss you a little" in English. It implies that the speaker misses the person, but only to a small degree.
it means that i dont know
It means it can see in the darkness a little bit
''Hello to you little nipple, I miss you.''
Bth (Bonus to hit) is just a little added chance for your attack to not miss. The higher your bth, the less you miss.
If you are referring to a young lady, you would say 'xiao jie' which literally translates into 'little older sister.' If you mean 'miss' as in the context of 'I miss you,' you say 'xiang ni' which is 'thinking of you.'
miss holmes mean loveable and nice
person displaying personality and character of previous life or life of some other entity.