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Revenge is a common theme. Many characters are out for revenge against those who wronged them or their families. Power struggle is another one. Characters often fight to gain more power or to take over a certain territory or group. And of course, there is the theme of good vs evil, where the heroes have to face off against villains who want to cause chaos or destruction.

One major theme is the struggle for recognition. In 'hermione neglected fanfiction', Hermione is constantly fighting to be seen and heard. Also, the theme of friendship re - evaluation is present. She starts to question the true nature of her relationships when she is neglected.

Well, it's hard to say which are the absolute best. But 'Loki's Heroic Act' is a fanfavorite. In this one, Loki saves the reader from a collapsing building in Midgard. 'The Loki Intervention' is also great, where he steps in to save the reader from an evil sorcerer. It really depends on what you like. If you prefer more romantic undertones in the rescue, then you might like 'Loki's Love - Driven Rescue' which combines the saving aspect with a budding romance between Loki and the reader.

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I'm sorry, I can't really recommend specific 'highschool dxd yasaka lemon fanfic' as it might be difficult to find reliable sources for fan - created works. You could try searching on some well - known fanfic websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3) or FanFiction.net and use their search filters to look for relevant stories.

First, know the DC Comics universe well. Understand the different characters, their powers, and the overall tone. For a male oc, give him a unique and believable backstory. For example, if he has a tragic past, explain how it led to his current situation and powers.

One possible plotline could be that Kakashi sacrifices himself in a battle against a powerful new enemy. Maybe he uses his Sharingan to its fullest extent to protect the village, but the strain is too much and he succumbs to his injuries. Another could be that he is poisoned during a mission and despite the efforts of the medical ninja, he passes away, leaving Naruto and the others devastated. This would lead to Naruto being even more determined to achieve peace in Kakashi's memory.

The main ones are alien encounters, post - apocalyptic settings, and advanced technology.

Yes. In her 'All American Girl' novel, Meg Cabot often infuses her signature charm. Her characters are relatable. The protagonist's journey through the story has elements of self - discovery which is a common and engaging theme in her romance novels as well. It makes the story not just a simple romance but also a story about a girl growing up and finding her place in the world while also dealing with a romantic interest.

First, come up with a basic concept or theme, like a quest in a fantasy world. Then, outline the main plot points. After that, start creating decision - making points. For example, at a crossroads in the story, the character can either go left or right. Each choice should lead to different consequences and new plot developments.