The 'hidden identity' trope can also be common. For example, Arthur might be a prince or someone in a position of power and has to hide his relationship with another male character. This adds an element of secrecy and drama to the story. There's also the 'soulmate' trope where they are fated to be together.
One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' where Arthur and another character start off not getting along but then develop romantic feelings. Another is the 'friends - to - more' where a deep friendship gradually turns into a romantic relationship.
The 'fish - out - of - water' trope can be seen in some gay Arthur fanfic. Maybe Arthur is transported to a modern - day setting or a different world where the acceptance of his relationship is different. This allows for exploration of different social norms and how his relationship develops in a new context.
One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' scenario. Maybe two male celebrities who seem to have a bit of a rivalry in real life are depicted as falling in love in the fanfic. Another is the 'roommate' trope, where two gay celebs live together and gradually develop feelings for each other.
One common trope could be the elf's struggle for freedom within the context of slavery, while also dealing with his sexual identity. For example, the elf might form an unexpected bond with his captor that challenges the norms of their relationship.
One common trope is the 'fish out of water' where the main boy enters a new world full of different male characters vying for his attention. Another could be the 'slow burn' relationship development among the characters in the harem.
The 'roommates' trope can also be found in Chicago PD gay fanfic. Imagine two characters who end up living together for some reason, and as they share a living space, they start to notice things about each other that they hadn't before, leading to a romantic relationship. And of course, the 'secret relationship' trope is popular. Given the nature of their jobs in the show, two male characters might keep their relationship a secret from their colleagues at first.
The 'secret relationship' trope is often used. Given the setting of the Fantastic Beasts world which might not be fully accepting of same - sex relationships in some parts, two male characters have to keep their relationship a secret, adding an element of tension and drama to the story.
One common trope is the 'Hidden Feelings Revealed'. The kiss often serves as a catalyst for Arthur and Merlin to finally confront their long - suppressed emotions for each other. Another popular trope is 'Forbidden Love'. Since their relationship might be seen as unconventional in the context of Camelot, the kiss makes the 'forbidden' aspect more prominent.
One common trope could be the exploration of different furry species within the gay context. For example, a wolf and a fox in a relationship. Another might be the use of the 'fat' aspect to add a unique body type representation, perhaps with a story about body acceptance in the furry community. And the facesit element could be used in a consensual and kinky way to show power dynamics in a relationship.
In Merlin and Arthur marriage fanfiction, a common trope is the 'power couple' concept. Given Merlin's magic and Arthur's leadership, they become an unstoppable force when united in marriage. There's also the 'love - against - all - odds' trope. With Arthur's position as king and the often - complicated relationship between magic and the court, their love and marriage seem almost impossible at times. But they fight for it. Additionally, the 'reincarnation' trope can be used. They could be reincarnated versions of past lovers who are destined to be married again in this life.
One popular trope is the 'Forbidden Love' aspect. Since Sheriff Stilinski is Stiles' father, in the fanfic world, their relationship going beyond the normal father - son bond into a romantic one adds a sense of taboo and high - stakes drama. Another trope could be 'Slow Burn'. Writers might build up the relationship gradually, starting from small, unnoticed glances and touches that gradually develop into deeper feelings over time. There's also the 'Mutual Protection' trope, where they protect each other in dangerous situations in the fanfic's plot, which then deepens their emotional connection and eventually leads to a romantic relationship.
One popular trope is 'enemies to lovers'. In many fanfics, two characters who initially dislike each other gradually fall in love. Another is 'the chosen one' trope, where a character is singled out for a special mission or power. 'Soulmate' trope is also common, where characters are fated to be together in some way.