How do Harry Potter possession fanfictions usually develop their plots?

Well, in many cases, the plot develops around the character's struggle with the blocked powers. Say, Hermione might research in the library to find a way to reverse the block. Ron could be by Harry's side, providing moral support and helping in practical ways like sneaking around the restricted section of the library. As the story progresses, they might encounter other characters who have had similar experiences or who know something about the power - blocking magic, which then leads to more twists and turns in the plot.

Well, these fanfictions often develop through a series of interactions between Harry and Draco. At first, there could be a lot of push - and - pull, as Harry struggles with his newfound feelings. As the story progresses, they might face external threats or internal doubts. Like, Draco might worry about his family's reaction if they find out about his relationship with Harry. And the plot develops as they work through these issues together.

These fanfictions usually develop their plots in a way that shows the darker side of Snape's character. At first, Snape might use Harry's fame as 'The Boy Who Lived' to his advantage. He could be using Harry to gain influence within the wizarding community or to get closer to the secrets that Harry might hold. As the plot develops, the relationship between them becomes more strained. Harry might start to question Snape's intentions and try to break free from his influence. This can lead to a series of events where both characters have to face their own demons and the consequences of their actions. There could be a climax where Harry finally stands up to Snape and exposes his true motives, or there could be a more complex resolution where Snape has a change of heart and tries to make amends for his actions.

Many Pokemon overprotective fanfictions develop their plots based on the idea of growth and change. At the start, the overprotective character (be it a trainer or a Pokemon) has this extreme attitude. But as the story unfolds, they encounter situations that force them to re - evaluate. For example, a trainer who is overprotective of their Charmander might realize that Charmander needs to grow and become stronger on its own. So, they start to slowly let go. This journey of change, from overprotection to a more balanced approach, is what forms the main plotline in many such fanfictions. Along the way, there can be sub - plots like the Pokemon making new friends or the trainer learning more about Pokemon training techniques, all influenced by the initial overprotective situation.

The plot of 'Harry Potter Lost Child' fanfictions typically begins by introducing the situation of the lost child. Maybe they were kidnapped as a baby or lost in a magical accident. Then, as the story moves on, the focus shifts to their survival in a world they don't fully understand. They might meet some helpful characters who guide them on their journey. As they get closer to the wizarding world, especially Hogwarts, the plot thickens. There could be a conflict with a dark force that wants to either use or eliminate the lost child because of their potential power. The story then builds towards a climax where the lost child has to face their fears and either prove themselves or find their true family.

Well, usually the fanfictions develop their relationship through a series of events. For example, they might be forced to work together on a difficult task at Hogwarts. During this process, they begin to respect each other's skills and knowledge. As time goes on, they start to have feelings that are more than just respect. Some fanfictions also explore how their past traumas can bring them closer. Snape's past with Lily and Harry's with his parents' death can be a starting point for them to connect on a deeper emotional level. And often, the relationship develops in a way that challenges the norms of the wizarding world.

Often, they expand on the shape - shifting nature. For instance, a fanfic could have a Boggart that changes forms based on the collective fear of a group rather than an individual. So in a group of students, it might become a giant troll attacking the whole Hogwarts.

Often, they start with an unexpected suitor or group of suitors showing interest in Harry. For example, it could be a new character introduced who has a unique reason for courting him. Then, the plot develops as Harry tries to understand this new attention. He might be confused at first, especially if it's from a creature or culture he's not familiar with.

Often, they start by introducing the concept of a harem. For example, in some fanfictions, Naruto might suddenly find himself in a situation where multiple girls are interested in him. Then, the plot develops as he tries to understand his feelings for each of them and deal with the jealousy or competition among the girls.

Often, they start with the time - travel event itself. Maybe a magical object or a spell goes wrong and sends the character back. Then, the character has to adapt to the founders' era. They might meet the founders and get involved in their daily lives, like helping them with building Hogwarts or dealing with the early threats to the wizarding world.