Popular Tropes in Dramione Love Triangle Fanfiction

In Dramione love triangle fanfiction, often the triangle involves Hermione, Draco, and another character. One common aspect is the exploration of the complex relationship between Hermione and Draco, who are from different houses in the original series. Their opposing backgrounds add tension and depth to the love triangle dynamic.

One popular trope is 'enemies to lovers'. Since Draco and Hermione start out as enemies in the original series, this trope is very common in Dramione fanfictions. Another is 'time - travel' where one or both of the characters go back in time and change the course of their relationship. And 'forced proximity' is also quite popular, like they're stuck together in a situation and end up falling in love.

One common trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. For example, a character might fall in love with someone who is on the 'other side', like a local who is suspected of being involved with the Friday the 13th horrors in some way. Another trope could be the 'love at first sight' between two survivors that is then complicated by a third person who has a more practical or survival - based relationship with one of them.

One common trope is the unrequited love. For example, in a triangle with Kakashi, one character may love him deeply while he has feelings for the other. Another trope is the 'forbidden love' aspect. If Kakashi is in a triangle with a student or someone from a different clan, it can add that element of it being not allowed in the ninja world.

One popular theme is the struggle between friendship and romantic love. For example, two friends might fall for the same person, and they have to decide whether to prioritize their friendship or pursue the love interest. Another theme is the element of sacrifice. A character in the love triangle may choose to step aside for the sake of the other two's happiness. Also, the theme of self - discovery is common. Through the complex relationships in the love triangle, characters often learn more about themselves and what they truly want in a relationship.

One popular pairing in the love triangle could be Link, Zelda, and Malon. Link has a connection with Zelda due to their shared destiny in saving Hyrule, but Malon has her own charm and a history with Link from his time in Lon Lon Ranch. So it makes for an interesting dynamic.

The 're - imagining of characters' is also a prevalent trope. For example, some fanfictions will present Darcy as a more carefree and fun - loving character in his youth, which is a contrast to his rather stoic and proud portrayal in the original. This changes the dynamic of the relationship with Elizabeth. Additionally, the 'hidden relationship' trope is often used. Elizabeth and Darcy might start a secret relationship, perhaps because of the strict social rules of the time. They have to keep their love hidden from society, which adds an element of mystery and tension to the story.

The 'soul - binding' trope is also seen often. It implies a deeper connection between the two, like their souls are intertwined. This can lead to all sorts of plot developments, such as one being able to sense the other's emotions or danger. And there's the 'redemption' trope, where the demon is redeemed through the love of the human.

The 'Soulmate' trope is quite common. It implies that the dragon and the human are destined to be together, perhaps by some magical or fateful connection. This trope adds a sense of inevitability and romanticism to the story.

One popular theme is the struggle of choosing between two different types of love. For example, one character might represent a safe, stable love while the other is a more passionate, wild love. Another theme could be jealousy. When there's a love triangle, jealousy often plays a big part in the drama. It can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts among the characters.