The 'hidden friendship' trope is also common. They keep their friendship a secret from the rest of the school because of the potential backlash. Draco might be worried about his Slytherin friends' reactions, and Hermione about her Gryffindor pals. So, they meet in secret places like the Room of Requirement to hang out.
One popular trope is the 'unexpected alliance'. Harry and Hermione might form an unexpected alliance with a former Ringwraith or someone related to the Ringwraiths. This adds an interesting twist to the story. Another is the 'power - up' trope, where Harry and Hermione gain new powers specifically to combat the Ringwraiths.
One popular trope is the 'enemies - to - lovers' scenario. They start off hating each other because of their house differences and different beliefs, but as time goes on, they slowly fall in love. Another is the 'forced proximity' trope. For instance, they might be locked in a room together for some magical reason, and during that time, they get to know each other better and feelings start to develop.
A common scenario in these fanfictions is when they are both involved in a secret society or club at Hogwarts that promotes inter - house unity. Here, they discover that they have more in common than they thought. Also, the scenario where they are the only ones who can solve a mystery within the school walls is quite popular. They must put aside their differences and use their combined knowledge to figure things out.
The 'redemption' trope is quite common. A Slytherin character who has been involved in some not - so - nice behavior in the past gets a chance at redemption through their friendship with Hermione. She helps them see a different way of life and values. Also, the 'fish out of water' trope can be seen when Hermione enters the Slytherin common room or their social circles. Her different values and ways of doing things create interesting situations and a platform for friendship to grow.
One popular trope is the 'enemies to friends' or 'enemies to lovers' trope. It's about how they start off as adversaries but gradually develop a different relationship. Another is the 'roommate' trope where they end up sharing living quarters and have to deal with each other on a daily basis.
One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' trope. Since Draco and Hermione were on opposite sides in the original series, it makes for a great dynamic in fanfiction. Another is the 'redemption arc' for Draco, where he tries to make up for his past actions and win Hermione over. And of course, the 'forbidden love' trope is also common, given their different backgrounds in the wizarding world.
One popular trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. Despite Draco's control, there's often an underlying attraction between them that they can't deny. Another is the 'redemption arc' for Draco. As he controls Ginny, he might start to realize the wrongness of his actions and try to make amends. And of course, the 'power struggle' trope is everywhere, with Ginny constantly fighting against Draco's control.
The 'enemies - to - lovers' trope is also common in Draco Malfoy crossover fanfiction. When he crosses over and meets a character from another world, they start off hating each other but gradually fall in love. This can be really exciting to read, especially when they have to overcome their differences in values and backgrounds.
One popular trope is the redemption arc for Draco. Fans often write about him trying to make up for his past wrongs and being a better father to Scorpius. Another is the friendship - building between Scorpius and characters from different backgrounds, which Draco has to come to terms with. For example, Scorpius befriending a Muggle - born wizard and Draco having to accept it.
One popular Draco and Hermione fanfiction is 'Manacled'. It's well - liked for its complex plot that delves into the post - war wizarding world and the relationship between the two characters. The story is full of angst and emotional depth.