Another theme is friendship. Harry forms new friendships in Slytherin that he might not have had in Gryffindor. These friendships often cross the traditional house boundaries and are quite interesting to read about. For example, he might become friends with some of the more complex Slytherin characters who have their own motives and backstories. Also, the theme of self - discovery is prominent. Harry discovers new aspects of his magic and personality as he is in a different house environment.
Power and ambition are also common themes. In Slytherin, Harry is surrounded by students who are often ambitious and power - hungry. This forces Harry to reevaluate his own views on power. He may find himself in situations where he has to decide how much he wants to pursue power or how to use it in a more positive way. The fanfictions often explore how Harry's values are tested and sometimes changed in this new Slytherin context.
Friendship and loyalty are themes that are explored in a new light. In Slytherin, the concept of loyalty can be more complex compared to Gryffindor. Fem Harry may form friendships with those who have different motives, and she has to navigate the fine line between true loyalty and self - interest. These fanfics often show how she builds her own support network within Slytherin.
In these fanfictions, the theme of transformation is quite common. Harry's entire view of himself and the wizarding world can change when he discovers his link to Salazar Slytherin. There's also the theme of mystery. Figuring out the how and why of his connection to Slytherin is often a central part of the story. Additionally, the theme of choice comes into play. Harry has to choose whether to embrace this new identity related to Slytherin or reject it, and how that choice will affect his future and the future of the wizarding world around him.
One common theme is identity struggle. Harry has to reconcile his Gryffindor - like values with the Slytherin reputation. Another theme is friendship. He forms new and unexpected friendships with Slytherin students. And there's often the theme of redemption, where Harry tries to change the negative perception of Slytherin.
One common theme is identity. Harry has to re - evaluate who he is when he's a pureblood Slytherin instead of a Gryffindor. Another theme is acceptance. He has to deal with whether the other houses, especially Gryffindor, will accept him.
One common theme is redemption. The fanfics often try to redeem Salazar Slytherin's reputation through Harry. Since Harry is seen as a good - hearted character, if he has a connection to Slytherin, it can show that Slytherin might not have been all bad. Another theme is the exploration of power. If Harry has Slytherin's power or knowledge, how will he use it? Will he use it for the greater good like he always does, or will it corrupt him in some way?
One common theme is rivalry - turning into friendship. They start as enemies but as they interact more within Slytherin - related situations, they begin to see each other in a new light. Another theme is the exploration of Slytherin house values. Fanfictions often look at how these values affect Harry and Draco's relationship, like ambition and cunning.
One common theme is redemption. Slytherins are often seen as the 'bad guys' in the original series, so protecting Harry gives them a chance at redemption. For example, they might be trying to make up for past wrongs or the actions of other Slytherins.
One common theme is the exploration of his dark side. Since he was known for his ideas on pure - blood supremacy, many fanfictions delve into his motives and how that ideology developed. Another theme is his relationship with the other founders. Some stories focus on the initial harmony and then the growing rift between them.
Love and jealousy are also common themes. With multiple characters in a harem, there is bound to be love triangles or more complex relationship webs. Jealousy can arise when one character feels that another is getting more attention or has a stronger connection to the central character, leading to interesting plot developments and character growth.
Another theme is self - discovery. When Harry (or the other main character) dates a Slytherin, they often learn new things about themselves. They might realize that they had misjudged Slytherins all along and this makes them re - evaluate their own beliefs and values. It's like a journey of personal growth for both characters involved.