It could be to protect the reader's identity or to allow them to blend in and achieve a specific goal that would be difficult as a woman. Also, it might add an element of mystery and intrigue to the story.
I'm not sure as I haven't read the specific 'the man in disguise novel'. It could be the protagonist who has some secret mission or is trying to hide his true identity for various reasons like escaping from enemies or uncovering a mystery.
One possible title could be 'My Encounters with Alexander Hamilton'. It gives a sense of a personal journey with the character.
One common theme is time - like the reader being from a different time period and having to navigate a relationship with Hamilton in his own time. Another is love against the odds, given Hamilton's complex life and status.
It could be a way to drive the plot forward. For example, his disguise allows him to access places or information that he otherwise wouldn't be able to. This then leads to a series of events that form the core of the story. Say he disguises as a servant in a wealthy household. Through this, he overhears important conversations among the family members or discovers some dark secrets of the house, which then propels the story into different directions.
To write a good Philip Hamilton x Reader fanfic, start with understanding the essence of Philip's character. He was a young man with dreams and a sense of family pride. For the reader character, make them relatable. They should have their own personality and goals. In terms of the plot, you could start with an interesting encounter between them. Maybe the reader saves Philip from some trouble or vice versa. As you write, develop their relationship gradually. Let them have arguments and make - ups. Use vivid descriptions of the settings, whether it's the city streets or a grand ballroom, to set the mood.
One common theme is adventure. The male reader often gets involved in the exciting and tumultuous events of the Hamilton era. Another theme is friendship. The relationship between the male reader and the Hamilton characters, especially Hamilton himself, is often centered around building a strong bond.
One common theme is friendship. Since Hamilton and Lafayette were friends in real life, many fanfics explore how the reader can fit into that friendship dynamic. Another theme is adventure. They might be on some sort of mission together, and the reader gets involved.
Some common themes could be love against all odds. Given Philip Hamilton's historical context, there might be themes of family honor and the struggle to uphold it while also following one's heart. Another theme could be growth, as the reader character might grow in understanding of the world around them through their relationship with Philip. There could also be a theme of sacrifice, perhaps the sacrifices both characters make for their relationship or for the greater good in the context of the story.
One plot idea could be that the reader is a new immigrant in Hamilton's time. They meet at a political rally and Hamilton is intrigued by their different perspective. As time passes, they become friends and the reader offers advice on modern - like concepts that help Hamilton in his political pursuits.
No. Most Hamilton fanfics tend to focus on relationships like Hamilton and Burr, or Hamilton's love life with Eliza or Angelica. Themes of Hamilton 'watching' fanfic are not as common as the more traditional relationship - based or historical - exploration themes.