What are some common afterlife ideas in fantasy novels?

One common theme is redemption. Characters often have a chance to make up for things they did wrong in life in the afterlife. Another is discovery, like finding out the true nature of the afterlife world. For example, in 'The Lovely Bones', the main character is constantly learning about the new world she's in.

Afterlife ideas can add depth and mystery to fantasy novels. For example, in some novels, the concept of an afterlife might create a motivation for the characters. If a character believes in a certain afterlife, they may strive to achieve something in life to reach a better state in the afterlife. This can drive the plot forward.

One interesting idea could be Snape finally getting the recognition he deserved in the afterlife. Maybe he is reunited with Lily and she thanks him for all he did to protect Harry. Another could be that he gets to teach in a magical afterlife school, sharing his vast knowledge of potions and the Dark Arts.

A possible plot for Marauders Afterlife fanfiction is that they are in a sort of limbo where they can observe the lives of their loved ones. James could watch over Harry and try to influence him in small ways. Remus might find a way to comfort Tonks from the afterlife. And they could all be working towards a way to return to the living world for a short time to give important messages or help in a great battle that's about to happen in the wizarding world.

A more character - driven plot for the fanfiction could be about one of the kids in Ghostbusters Afterlife struggling with the responsibility of being a Ghostbuster. They might feel like they're not living up to the legacy of their family. Through a series of events, they overcome their self - doubt and prove themselves to be a worthy part of the Ghostbusting team.

Sure. 'The Lovely Bones' is a great one. It tells the story from the perspective of a girl in the afterlife, observing her family and the world she left behind. Another is 'Good Omens', which has some elements related to the afterlife in a very humorous and fantastical way.

One common theme is unfinished business. Ghosts are often depicted as lingering because they have something they need to do or resolve in the mortal world. For example, a ghost might be seeking revenge for an unjust death.

One common theme is redemption. Many afterlife stories show characters trying to make up for their past wrongs in the afterlife or being given a chance to do so. Another is mystery. The afterlife is often presented as a mysterious place full of unknowns. For example, in 'The Monkey's Paw', the power of the paw and the nature of the wishes it grants are mysterious.

One common theme is redemption. In many afterlife fiction books, characters get a chance to make up for their past wrongs in the afterlife. Another theme is the continuation of relationships. For example, in 'The Lovely Bones', the main character still watches over her family. Also, the exploration of different realms of the afterlife is a theme. Some books depict beautiful, idyllic afterlife places while others show more complex or even dark versions.

One common theme is redemption. Characters who may have made mistakes during their lives get a chance to make amends in the afterlife. For example, some antagonists might seek forgiveness or try to right their wrongs.