What are some common themes in possession - related stories that are not erotic?

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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.

One common theme is the forbidden love aspect. The idea of a human being attracted to a ghost, which is an otherworldly and often dangerous entity, creates a sense of taboo. Another theme could be the power dynamic, where the ghost has a certain power over the human due to the possession. It can also involve themes of mystery and the unknown, as the nature of the ghost and its motives are often left for the reader or viewer to decipher.

Another theme could be redemption. The possessed character may have made some mistakes in the past, and the possession becomes a form of punishment or a test. Through the process of dealing with the possession, they find a way to atone for their sins and become a better person. For instance, in a story where a person is possessed by a spirit that represents their guilt, they gradually face their past and make amends.

Yes, they are somewhat common. Many classic and contemporary novels explore themes of intense passion and possession in an erotic context. For instance, some works of romantic literature often contain elements where characters are consumed by their love, which can be seen as a form of possession.

In a school, a teacher discovers an old yearbook from decades ago. The school now has possession of this yearbook. It shows the students and teachers from the past, their dreams and achievements. It becomes a valuable possession for the school as it can be used to teach new students about the school's heritage and how it has evolved over time.

Some stories could feature a skin suit as a form of cultural or tribal attire. The suit might be decorated with symbols and patterns that represent the values and history of a particular group. It could play a role in coming - of - age ceremonies or in battles to show the identity and unity of the tribe.

Some common themes could be about their athletic achievements. For example, a muscular teen might be the star of the school's football team and the story could focus on his journey to win championships, his training sessions, and how he overcomes difficulties on the field. Another theme could be self - discovery. A muscular teen might be exploring his identity, his place in the world, and how his physical strength affects his relationships with friends and family in a non - sexual way.

Well, the theme of redemption can be quite common. For example, in cases where a character was once a tool for the possessing evil force but then tries to break free and redeem themselves. In 'Inuyasha', some characters who were influenced by the dark powers try to find a way back to the light. Another theme is the exploration of human nature. Possession often reveals different aspects of human nature, whether it's the will to survive against a possessing entity as in 'Tokyo Ghoul' or the capacity for change when dealing with an inner possession like in 'Soul Eater'. And then there's the theme of friendship and support. Friends often play a crucial role in helping the possessed character, like in 'Naruto' where his friends support him in dealing with the Nine - Tails.

The theme of isolation can be very common too. When a person is possessed, they are often ostracized or separated from others. Their family and friends may be afraid of them or not know how to deal with the situation. This isolation can add to the horror and desperation in the story. Also, the idea of a violation is present. Possession is like an unwanted intrusion into a person's body and mind, which is a very disturbing concept that runs through many possession stories.