love tropes

The 're - imagining of characters' is also a prevalent trope. For example, some fanfictions will present Darcy as a more carefree and fun - loving character in his youth, which is a contrast to his rather stoic and proud portrayal in the original. This changes the dynamic of the relationship with Elizabeth. Additionally, the 'hidden relationship' trope is often used. Elizabeth and Darcy might start a secret relationship, perhaps because of the strict social rules of the time. They have to keep their love hidden from society, which adds an element of mystery and tension to the story.

One popular trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. Since Hermione is a Gryffindor and Draco is a Slytherin, their relationship is seen as taboo in the wizarding world. If there's a third character involved, like Ron, it heightens the drama as Hermione has to decide between her best friend's brother and Draco.

The 'soul - binding' trope is also seen often. It implies a deeper connection between the two, like their souls are intertwined. This can lead to all sorts of plot developments, such as one being able to sense the other's emotions or danger. And there's the 'redemption' trope, where the demon is redeemed through the love of the human.

The 'Soulmate' trope is quite common. It implies that the dragon and the human are destined to be together, perhaps by some magical or fateful connection. This trope adds a sense of inevitability and romanticism to the story.

One common trope is the 'unrequited love' where the side character loves someone who doesn't love them back at first. It creates drama and tension. Another is the 'forbidden love' where there are external factors like social class or family feuds preventing their relationship. For example, in some stories, a side character might be in love with someone from a rival family.

A common trope is the transformation of the villainess. As she falls in love or tries to improve her situation, she changes from a 'bad' character to a more likable one, and this transformation attracts the love interest. There's also the 'forbidden love' trope in some villainess love interest novels. Maybe the love interest is from a different social class or has some other reason that makes their relationship not easily acceptable, adding more drama to the story.

One common trope is the 'redemption' of Naraku. Since he is a villain in the original series, in these fanfictions, Kagome's love might be seen as a catalyst for his change. Another trope could be 'forbidden love', as their relationship goes against the natural order of good and evil in the Inuyasha world.

There's also the 'love that defies time' trope. In time - travel science fiction, a character may fall in love with someone from a different era, and their love has to endure the challenges of different time periods and the rules of time - travel itself.

The 'reunion' trope is also popular. After a long time apart, perhaps due to the end of the summer, the characters reunite and rekindle their love. And the 'love triangle' trope can add drama. For example, a character may be torn between two potential lovers during this summer of love.

One of my favorite tropes is the 'secret relationship' trope. In these fanfictions, Draco and Harry have to hide their feelings from everyone else in the wizarding world. It adds a layer of secrecy and danger, which makes the story more exciting. They might have to sneak around Hogwarts, using magic to avoid being caught, and it creates a lot of tense and thrilling moments.