How do Writers in Harry Potter and Supernatural Fanfiction Portray Suicidal Characters?

Some writers might show it through a strange attraction. Despite their hatred, there could be an underlying pull towards each other. For example, they might find themselves in situations where they can't bring themselves to kill the other when they have the chance.

The presence of suicidal themes in such fanfiction can also be a way for fans to cope with their own feelings or experiences in a fictional context. In Harry Potter, if a character is suicidal because of bullying (like what Draco Malfoy might face in some alternate scenarios), it can mirror real - life experiences of bullying victims. In Supernatural, when a character contemplates suicide after being unable to save their friends from a demon attack, it can be a way for fans to process grief and hopelessness in a way that's related to the show's themes.

Some writers portray archangels as all - powerful and somewhat aloof, like in 'The Heavens' Guardians'. They are seen as beings with a mission that is far above the concerns of humans.

Some writers portray it as a very complex relationship. At first, there's often distrust on Harry's part due to his experiences with Snape. But as the story progresses, he may come to see Snape's daughter as an individual separate from her father. For example, in a certain fanfic, Harry initially avoids her but then realizes she has her own kind heart. Writers also often show the daughter having mixed feelings about Harry. She might be curious about him because of her father's stories, but also a bit cautious.

Gabriel is often portrayed as the trickster, so in fanfiction he's usually very mischievous and quick - witted. He uses his humor to diffuse tense situations. Castiel, on the other hand, is depicted as more serious and a bit naive about human ways. He is very loyal and determined in his beliefs.

Writers often portray the female Harry Potter as strong - just like in the original male version. She has a sense of justice and is brave. However, she might also have some added femininity in her character. For example, she could be more empathetic towards Tom Riddle, which could lead to different interactions compared to the male Harry Potter.

Often, they portray it as a very deep and trusting friendship. Since they have been through so much together in the original series, fanfiction writers like to expand on that. They might show how they support each other during tough times at Hogwarts, like when dealing with difficult exams or mean classmates.

Writers may also differ in how they show the characters' relationships with their peers. One writer could have Lily Luna being extremely popular among her classmates, while her brothers are more of the loner types. Another might write that all three of them are part of a tight - knit group of friends, but each has a different role within the group. Lily Luna could be the mediator, one brother the joker, and the other the responsible one.

Well, some writers might portray Sasuke as more vulnerable in fanfiction than in the original series. They could show him relying on Sakura more for emotional support. For example, after a difficult mission, he might seek Sakura's comfort instead of shutting her out. On the other hand, Sakura could be depicted as even more assertive. Instead of just pining for Sasuke, she could be the one to take the lead in their relationship, making decisions about their future together.

Authors use various ways to portray betrayal. They might start with small hints, like a character being evasive in their answers or acting a bit too interested in certain secrets. For example, a character might be constantly asking Harry about the location of the Order of the Phoenix's headquarters in a very sneaky way.