What are the common plot devices used for the Carnage symbiote to turn good in fanfic?

Well, it could be that the Carnage symbiote turns good in fanfic when it forms a bond with a character who has a great deal of love and compassion. This bond might make the symbiote start to value life more. Another possibility is that it has an encounter with a being that shows it an alternative way of existence, one that doesn't involve killing and chaos. So, through these experiences, it changes its ways.

Well, often in these fanfics, a common plot device is the discovery of the control by his friends. They start to notice something strange about Spiderman and then try to figure out what's wrong. Also, there's the idea of Venom using Spiderman's body to carry out its own evil plans, like targeting specific people or places that are important to Spiderman. And sometimes, there's a plot device where Spiderman has to break free from Venom's control in a really dramatic and difficult way, like finding some sort of weakness in Venom's hold over him.

One common plot device is the protagonist having knowledge from their past life. For example, they might know about future events in the Percy Jackson world and use that to their advantage. Another is forming unexpected alliances. Since they are reincarnated, they could team up with characters who were previously enemies. Also, there's often the struggle to fit into the existing world while being different because of their reincarnation.

A typical plot device is the discovery of rare Pokemon. In these fanfictions, the main character might stumble upon a very rare Pokemon, and this encounter could attract other characters or Pokemon, gradually forming the harem. Also, the mystery element, such as an unknown power or a hidden place related to Pokemon, can bring the harem members together as they explore and solve it. And of course, the training montages where the trainer helps the Pokemon in the harem grow stronger are quite common too.

The use of alternate universes is also popular. In an alternate universe, Supergirl could have different powers or a different personality, and the same goes for Doomsday. This allows for unique and unexpected storylines where the outcome of their battle is completely different from the mainstream comics or shows.

One common plot device is mind control. For example, Voldemort or some other dark force could control Harry's mind and make him kill Dumbledore without his full awareness. Another is a misinterpreted prophecy. Harry might think Dumbledore is endangering his life based on a wrongly understood prophecy.

A third common plot device is the idea of redemption. Hades may be seen as a 'villain' at first for kidnapping Persephone, but as the story progresses, he tries to make amends. He could show her kindness, protect her from other underworld threats, and in doing so, Persephone begins to see him in a different light. This allows for a more in - depth exploration of their characters and their relationship.

Often in these fanfictions, a plot device is the existence of an alternate dimension. The Avengers could find a way to access this dimension where things didn't go wrong and bring back the good elements from there to fix their own world. Additionally, a Deus ex Machina - like event, such as a sudden, unexplained cosmic force that restores everything to normal, is sometimes used. However, this can be a less satisfying device as it doesn't really involve the characters' efforts as much. Another plot device is the power of teamwork being magnified to an extreme degree. The Avengers, by working together in a more perfect way than in the original story, are able to fix all the problems.

One common plot device is the 'accidental discovery'. For example, the protagonist might accidentally stumble upon a hidden vampire lair or a secret about a character's past. Another is the 'accidental transformation', like a human accidentally being turned into a vampire or a werewolf in an unexpected way. Also, the 'accidental meeting' of two important characters who were not supposed to cross paths can lead to a whole new set of events in the fanfiction.

One common plot device is the use of mind control or dark magic spells on Hermione. This forces her into the slave role. Another is the idea of Bellatrix using Hermione to get to Harry or the other members of the Order. Sometimes, there's a focus on Hermione's inner strength as she tries to break free from the slavery, which is also a plot device to create tension and drama.