Well, for some it might be a form of shock value. They want to create a story that stands out from the more common, positive portrayals of the characters. Others may be exploring the 'what - if' scenarios in a very extreme way. What if Draco, who was on the wrong side in the books for a while, really let his dark side out on Harry? It gives them a chance to delve deep into the possible psychological states of the characters, but again, it's not something that everyone would be comfortable reading or writing about.
I'm not really into fanfictions that involve such dark themes. However, some general places to look for fanfictions are platforms like Archive of Our Own (AO3). But it's important to note that stories with torture themes can be disturbing and might not be suitable for all readers.
In a hidden corner of Hogwarts, Draco was sitting alone, looking dejected. Harry noticed and walked over. 'Draco, I know things have been tough for you. But you're not alone.' Harry said softly. Draco was initially surprised but then a look of relief crossed his face as Harry's words started to break through his tough exterior.
When writing a Harry Draco Paul Seth fanfiction, it's important to set the right tone. Since it involves different characters from different 'worlds' (assuming Paul and Seth are from a different setting), you need to make their interactions believable. You can start with a simple idea like a school project they all have to work on, and build from there.
People write it because they like to explore different relationship dynamics. Harry and Draco have a complex relationship in the original series, and fans want to see what could happen if that relationship took a more romantic turn.
One common plot might be Bellatrix using the Cruciatus Curse on Harry to try and get information out of him. Maybe she's after details about the Order of the Phoenix or the location of other resistance members. Another could be that she's torturing Harry as a way to get back at Harry for defeating Voldemort's plans in some way. Or perhaps she's simply doing it out of her own sadistic pleasure, with no real goal other than to cause pain.
In a fictional context, it can be ethical as long as it adheres to certain moral boundaries within the fandom. For example, if the story is more about the psychological battle between Ulquiorra and the female prisoner rather than just gratuitous torture scenes. But if it goes too far and uses the torture in a way that is disrespectful to the idea of human dignity, especially of female characters, it crosses the line.
Well, they might be exploring the darker side of the 'Harry Potter' universe. In the original series, there are a lot of complex emotions between Harry and Snape. Writers of these fanfics could be interested in what would happen if those emotions turned really negative. Also, it can be a way to show how characters can be corrupted or make bad decisions even in a magical world like Hogwarts. For example, if Harry had been more influenced by the dark side, how would that change his interactions with Snape? That's what these fanfics might be exploring.
Yes, there are quite a few fanfictions with the concept of Harry and Draco being mates. In the world of fanfiction, writers often explore different relationship dynamics between characters that deviate from the original canon. This can lead to some really interesting stories where Harry and Draco form an unexpected bond, whether it's a friendship, a more complex relationship, or a new kind of magical connection.
Maybe in some fanfictions, Draco is driven by a sense of self - preservation. He might believe that Harry will eventually turn against him or the Slytherin house. He could think that by killing Harry, he can secure his own place at Hogwarts and in the wizarding community. Additionally, it could be part of a larger plot by Voldemort or his followers. If Draco is forced to join Voldemort's side, he may be given the task of killing Harry to prove his loyalty.
Maybe Harry has seen a different side of Draco that others haven't. He could have realized that Draco was just a product of his upbringing and the difficult situation he was in.