What are the reasons for trying to save a black fanfiction?

Perhaps the writer of the fanfiction is trying to create a different character arc for Harry. Maybe he has faced so many hardships that he becomes disillusioned. For example, if he has lost too many loved ones and feels that his efforts are in vain, he might stop trying. It's a way to add a new layer of depth to his character.

One reason could be friendship. Gaara and Naruto have a special connection in the original story. In fanfiction, this connection could be deepened, and Gaara would save Naruto because he values their friendship. Just like Naruto once reached out to Gaara, Gaara would do the same for Naruto when he's in danger.

One reason could be extreme guilt. Maybe he failed to save someone important and can't bear the burden of that failure. In some fanfictions, if he accidentally caused harm to his loved ones, like Aunt May getting hurt because of his superhero activities, the guilt might be overwhelming.

One possible reason could be Naruto's natural sense of justice. He can't stand to see a child in danger, and Koyuki being a child at that time, Naruto's heroic nature kicks in. He has always been the type to help those in need.

Well, it's hard to say exactly. It could be that he misjudged the situation or didn't realize the danger. Maybe he was in a moment of panic and made a fatal decision.

It could be that Ron has his own insecurities. He might feel inferior to Hermione in terms of intelligence and magical abilities. By trying to control her, he hopes to feel more powerful or important. For example, if Hermione is always getting top grades and solving complex magical problems, Ron might think that by controlling her actions, he can somehow boost his own self - esteem.

The source of the poem is a poem from Du Fu's poem "Washing the Soldiers and Horses" in the Tang Dynasty: "How can a strong man pull the Milky Way, clean and wash the armor and soldiers without use."

One reason could be his sense of justice. Ash has always been about doing what's right in the Pokémon world, so saving all the legendaries would be a natural extension of that. Another reason might be his love for Pokémon in general. He wants to protect all Pokémon, and legendaries are no exception.

One possible reason could be that Snape still has an underlying sense of loyalty to Dumbledore. Since Dumbledore cares about Harry, Snape might step in to save him from Umbridge's cruelty. He doesn't want to see Hogwarts turned into a place of unjust persecution under Umbridge's regime, and Harry is a symbol of the resistance against that.

One reason could be his sense of duty. Despite his dislike for Harry on the surface, he might still feel responsible for the safety of all students at Hogwarts, including Harry. So when he sees Harry in danger from Dementors, he steps in to save him.