What are the common themes in Snape's child fanfiction?

Family issues are also common. His difficult family situation at home, with a Muggle father and a witch mother, is often explored. Some fanfictions show how this affected his self - esteem and his view of the wizarding world. They might show how he was treated differently at home compared to at Hogwarts.

One common theme is redemption. Fanfictions often show Snape trying to make up for his past actions or prejudices towards Harry by being kinder to him during his childhood. For example, in some stories, Snape protects Harry from other threats in the wizarding world when he's still a child.

One common theme is isolation. The unwanted child often feels alone in the wizarding world, just like Snape did in his own way. They might be shunned by others because of their connection to Snape or their own unique situation.

In Snape's grandfather fanfiction, a prevalent theme is the exploration of family secrets. The grandfather's character can be a vehicle to uncover things that were hidden from Snape. It could be about a long - lost magical ability in the family, or a relationship with a powerful wizarding family that was kept under wraps. Additionally, the theme of redemption might also be present. If the grandfather made some mistakes in his past, the fanfiction could explore how those actions are redeemed through Snape's own journey, as if Snape is unknowingly making up for his grandfather's wrongs.

One common theme is secrecy and the struggle to keep the child's identity hidden. There's also often the theme of the child being an outcast due to their unusual parentage. Another theme could be the discovery of the child's true heritage and how it impacts their understanding of themselves and the world around them.

One common theme is the exploration of family. Since Harry is now Snape's daughter, it delves into what that means for their relationship and how they interact. Another theme is identity, as Harry has to reconcile this new identity with her previous self - image.

One common theme is the struggle against prejudice. Since Snape and Harry have had a rocky relationship in the original series, in these fanfictions, they often have to face the judgment of others in the wizarding community when their mate - like bond is revealed.

In Snape's son Robin fanfiction, the theme of inheritance is common. Robin might inherit not only his father's magical abilities but also his emotional baggage. He could inherit Snape's love for a particular subject like Potions. Another theme could be prejudice. Robin would likely face prejudice from some characters because of his father. And finally, the theme of self - discovery, as he tries to understand his place in the wizarding world and within his own family.

A prevalent theme is the transformation of relationships. In the original books, Harry and Snape had a rather antagonistic relationship. In these fanfictions, as Harry becomes Snape's apprentice, they gradually form a bond. This bond - building is often a central theme, showing how two very different characters can come to understand and rely on each other. Also, self - discovery for Harry is a big theme. He learns more about his own potential and his family's history through Snape's teachings.

Well, often there is the theme of forgiveness. Given the strained relationship between Harry and Snape in the original series, in these fanfictions, Harry's submissive stance can symbolize his forgiveness towards Snape. There's also the theme of mentorship. Snape, with his vast knowledge, can guide Harry in a more impactful way when Harry is in a submissive position. This is different from their more adversarial relationship in the books. Additionally, there might be a theme of self - discovery for both characters. As Harry submits to Snape's influence, he discovers new aspects of himself, and Snape also discovers a new purpose through this relationship.