percy jackson oc son of dionysus fanfiction

The plot could involve the OC struggling with the reputation that comes with being the son of Dionysus. In the Percy Jackson world, Dionysus is often seen as a bit of a party - god and not always taken seriously. So the OC might have to constantly prove himself to his fellow demigods. He could start out being underestimated but then prove his worth in a quest, like finding a lost magical item that only someone with his connection to Dionysus' powers could locate.

His powers would be different in that he could manipulate the emotions of those around him in a way related to Dionysus' influence on celebration and revelry. For example, he could make an enemy feel over - confident and sloppy in battle by making them think they are at a party and there's no real danger. Other demigods don't have this kind of emotional manipulation power.

One idea could be Percy having to learn about the unique powers and quirks of being associated with Dionysus. For example, he might have to deal with the power of manipulating plants in a new way, or understand the god's connection to madness in a more personal sense. Maybe he has to use his newfound 'family' connection to Dionysus to solve a mystery in the demigod world that involves some sort of curse related to wine or celebration.

Percy would likely become more in tune with the arts and creativity. As Dionysus is associated with theater and celebration, Percy might start to appreciate and participate in these aspects more. He could become more flamboyant in his expressions and actions, which is a contrast to his more straightforward nature as a son of Poseidon. For example, he might start to use his powers in more creative ways during battles, like creating illusions of vines and grapes to confuse his enemies.

Common themes include acceptance. The OC has to find a way to be accepted by the other demigods who may be wary of him because of his father. Redemption is another theme sometimes. Maybe the OC has made mistakes or has been associated with 'evil' because of Hades, and they strive to prove themselves. And the theme of fate also pops up often. They wonder if their destiny is set because of being the son of Hades or if they can change it.

One common trope is the outcast status. Since Hera is not the most liked among the gods in the Percy Jackson universe, her son is often made an outcast among the demigods. Another is the special powers. He might have some unique abilities related to Hera's domain, like control over family bonds or something similar.

To develop the character, start with his backstory. Since he's the son of Kronos, he might have grown up in a very different environment compared to other demigods. Maybe he was hidden away by a minor god who felt sorry for him. His past experiences of being alone and shunned because of his father would shape his personality, making him a bit of a loner at first.

One idea could be that Dionysus, while in his role at Camp Half - Blood, has a series of dreams about Ariadne. These dreams start to influence his actions and decisions in the camp, making him more introspective. Maybe he starts to introduce new activities related to wine - making (in a safe and age - appropriate way for the demigods) as a way to connect to his past with Ariadne. He could also start to tell stories about her to the campers, which might inspire some of them in unexpected ways.

Well, it could start with Dionysus reminiscing about Ariadne. He could share his memories with some of the more perceptive demigods at Camp Half - Blood. This would gradually build up the mystery around her. Then, as the story progresses, Ariadne could be introduced in a vision or a dream that a demigod has. Dionysus' reaction to this would be crucial in developing their relationship further in the fanfiction.

One great Percy Jackson OC son of Hera fanfiction is 'The Hera - Bound Hero'. It has an interesting take on how a son of Hera would interact with the existing demigods. The story is full of action and the character development is really well - done.