What are some common themes in a non - erotic 'Taken by the Wolf' story?

Sure. It could be a story where a child is 'taken' by a wolf in the sense that the wolf becomes a sort of guide or protector. In some Native American or other indigenous cultures, wolves are seen as spiritual guides. So, the story could be about a person following the wolf on a journey of self - discovery or to learn important life lessons.

Nature is a big theme. Understories often feature the beauty and power of nature. A story could be about a character who lives in harmony with nature, learning from the cycles of the seasons and the behavior of animals. Also, the theme of family can be prominent. Family values, loyalty within the family, and the challenges of family relationships are often explored.

One possible theme could be the relationship between humans and wolves in a natural setting. It might explore how wolves interact with their environment and how humans can coexist or interfere with them.

One common theme is loyalty. Dogs are known for their loyalty to their owners. For example, there are many stories of dogs staying by their sick or injured owners, providing comfort and protection.

Common themes in non - erotic tales of rogues often include adventure. Rogues are usually on a journey filled with challenges and unexpected encounters. Another theme is cunning and trickery. They use their wits to outsmart others, whether it's getting out of a tight situation or obtaining something valuable. Also, there can be themes of redemption. Some rogues may start out as self - serving but eventually find a path towards doing good.

The theme of community can also be present. For instance, in the school yearbook story, the possession is important for the whole school community. It binds the past and present members of the community together, and everyone can have a sense of belonging when they look at or talk about this possession.

A common theme can be power dynamics in a non - sexual sense. For instance, in a BDSM role - play scenario where one person is the 'teacher' (dominant) and the other is the 'pupil' (submissive), they explore how power can be exchanged and negotiated. It's about the give - and - take in a relationship, not in a sexual way but in terms of who has the authority in a particular situation. Another theme could be creativity. People might create elaborate BDSM scenes, like a 'prisoner - guard' scenario where they use props and set up a whole fictional environment just for the experience of exploring different power relationships and emotions, all without any sexual undertones.

One common theme is the struggle between human and animal nature. Werewolves often represent the duality within a person, the civilized self and the wild, primal side. For example, in 'The Wolf Man', the main character battles with his new - found werewolf nature.

Fantasy elements are very common. This could be magic in a fan fiction related to a fantasy series, or the discovery of new and magical creatures. Another theme is the struggle for power. Characters may fight for political power or control over a certain resource in their fictional realm. Also, redemption is a theme seen often, where a character who has made mistakes tries to make amends and become a better version of themselves within the fan fiction story.

One common theme is mentorship. The professor often acts as a mentor, guiding the student or the other character in the story towards self - discovery and growth. For example, in stories where a young person is trying to find their way in academics or in life, the professor's wisdom and experience help them along the journey.