What are the most common themes in bully bully horror stories?

Well, there are often stories about social exclusion as a form of bullying. The bullies will make sure the victim is left out of all social activities. And then there's the type where bullies target someone because of their differences, be it race, religion or just being a bit different in personality. They'll make the victim feel like an outcast in every possible way. It's really sad how often these things happen.

In a neighborhood, there was a kid who was bullied by an older boy. The bully would take his toys and beat him up. The victim's parents tried to talk to the bully's parents, but it didn't help. The bullied kid started having nightmares and would flinch at the slightest touch. It took a long time for him to start feeling safe again with the help of a counselor.

One common element is the isolation of the victim. The bully tries to separate the victim from others, like in a story where the bully made the victim sit alone at lunch every day. Another is the sense of powerlessness of the victim. For example, when the bully takes the victim's things and the victim can't do anything about it. Also, there's often a build - up of fear in the victim as the bullying gets worse over time.

One common theme is power imbalance. In a bully love story, one character often has more power, whether it's physical, social or emotional, over the other. For example, in 'Twilight', Edward has supernatural powers and more life experience than Bella. Another theme is redemption. The 'bully' character usually has to change or redeem themselves for the love to be fully realized. Like Mr. Darcy in 'Pride and Prejudice' who changes his proud ways.

One common theme is isolation. Gay individuals who are bullied often feel alone as others around them either participate in the bullying or are too afraid to stand up for them. For example, in a school setting, the bullied gay student may find themselves eating lunch alone while the bullies surround them with taunts.

Another theme is transformation. In 'Beauty and the Beast', the Beast transforms from a rough and angry being to a loving one because of his love for Belle. His initial 'bullying' behavior of forcing her to stay changes as he changes.

One common theme is power imbalance. In many bully fiction stories, the bully has some form of power over the victim, like in 'The Chocolate War' where the school gang has social power. Another theme is isolation. Victims often feel alone, as in 'Wonder' where Auggie initially has few friends. And then there's the theme of growth. Victims usually grow stronger in the face of bullying, like Matilda in 'Matilda' who becomes more confident and uses her powers to overcome the bully.

One common theme is the underdog fighting back. Like in many stories, the bullied character, who is initially at a disadvantage, manages to turn the tables on the bullies through determination and creativity. Another theme could be the transformation of the bullies. Sometimes, they realize the error of their ways after seeing the strength or goodness of the bullied.

One common theme is isolation. The bullied player often feels alone as the bullies try to cut them off from other players or parts of the game world. For example, in many stories, bullies will prevent the victim from joining groups or accessing certain areas. Another theme is power imbalance. Usually, the bullies have more in - game resources, skills or status which they use to intimidate the victim. And fear is also a big theme. The bullies use scary elements in the game, like spooky characters or dangerous areas, to frighten the victim.

One common theme is the victim's isolation. Often, the bullied child is alone or seems different from others, like in the case where a student is bullied for being new or having a unique style. Another theme is the power dynamic. Bullies usually pick on those they perceive as weaker, either physically or socially.