What are the common themes in 'Draco Saves Harry' fanfiction?

One common theme is redemption. Harry saving Draco can be seen as a way for Draco to start on a path of redemption from his previous actions as a Slytherin. It gives him a chance to change.

One common theme is redemption. Harry saving Draco can be seen as Draco getting a second chance, especially if he was in a situation related to his past wrongdoings. It gives him a chance to change.

One common theme is redemption. Draco, who was often seen as a bit of a bully in the original series, gets a chance to redeem himself by saving Hermione. It's about him becoming a better person.

Another theme is the changing of relationships. Their relationship, which was mostly adversarial in the books, takes a new turn. It can range from friendship to a more romantic relationship. For example, in many fanfics, the act of saving Hermione makes Draco realize his feelings for her that he had been suppressing.

One common theme is redemption. Many fanfictions explore how Draco, who was often seen as a bully in the original series, can find redemption through his relationship with Harry. For example, he might realize the error of his ways and strive to be a better person with Harry's influence.

Another theme is the power of love. Harry's love for Sirius gives him the strength and courage to face the many obstacles in his way. It's a theme that's often explored in fanfiction as it was also a big part of the original books. In these stories, Harry's love overcomes things like the dark magic surrounding Azkaban or the threats from Voldemort's followers.

One common theme is redemption. Draco is often depicted as having a chance at redemption through his relationship with Harry. For example, in many stories, Draco realizes the error of his ways under Voldemort's influence and Harry helps him turn a new leaf.

One common theme is redemption. Sirius often feels guilty for not being there for Harry earlier, and by saving him from abuse, he is redeeming himself in a way. For example, in many stories, he reflects on how he could have prevented Harry from going to the Dursleys in the first place.

One common theme is sacrifice. Snape may sacrifice his own position, reputation or even safety to save Harry. This is in line with his self - sacrificing nature for Lily in the original story.

One common theme is sacrifice. Sirius is often willing to put his own life on the line to save Harry. For example, in many fics, he battles powerful dark forces without hesitation to protect the baby.