How does the 'Harry claims Hermione life debt' trope usually play out in fanfiction?

In many of these fanfictions, the life debt often creates a strong bond between Harry and Ginny. It can be a driving force for their relationship, making them more protective of each other. For example, in some stories, Harry's life debt to Ginny makes him go to great lengths to keep her safe from danger.

In many fanfictions, the life debt makes Hermione extremely protective of Harry. Since she owes him her life, she will go to great lengths to keep him safe. For example, she might be more willing to take risks in battles to shield him. This often deepens their friendship as Harry also appreciates her loyalty.

A lesser - known but really good one is 'Hermione's Life Debt Redemption'. Here, the life debt is not just a simple plot device. It's used to explore deeper themes like loyalty, friendship, and sacrifice. The story has some really heart - warming moments between Harry and Hermione as they navigate through the consequences of the life debt.

In many fanfics, it's related to a powerful dark magic threat. Harry might sacrifice himself to protect Hermione from a dark spell or a powerful enemy. For example, he could jump in front of a killing curse meant for Hermione. His sacrifice is usually seen as an ultimate act of love and friendship, and it often has a big impact on the wizarding world in the fanfic. It might inspire others to be more selfless or it could change the balance of power between good and evil.

Often, it creates a situation where they have to rely on each other. For example, in some fanfics, the accident might give them shared magical symptoms that only they can understand and solve together.

The 'neglected prodigy' trope in Naruto fanfiction usually involves Naruto having abilities that are overlooked. This can lead to interesting storylines. He might be treated poorly by some villagers who don't know his real strength. As the story unfolds, he gets opportunities to prove himself and show that he's a prodigy. It also might involve him having to train in secret or find mentors who believe in him when others don't.

Often, it starts with a wild party or celebration where too much butterbeer or some other wizarding drink has been consumed. Characters make hasty decisions and end up in a marriage situation. Then there's confusion and chaos as they realize what they've done.

Often, it makes her more self - reliant. Since she's been abandoned, she has to fend for herself. For example, she might learn to steal food just to survive. This toughens her up and gives her a sense of independence.

Typically, in fanfiction, the forced bond between Harry and Draco is often magically imposed. It could be the result of a dark magic spell gone wrong or a powerful magical artifact. For example, a cursed necklace that once put on, binds them together in some way. This bond then forces them to experience each other's emotions, thoughts, or physical sensations.

The concept usually works in a way that the life debt can't be easily dismissed. It's like a magical contract. For example, if a character saves Harry from a deadly curse, Harry might find himself having to help that character in their own personal quests. This could range from something as simple as retrieving an item for them to getting involved in more dangerous and complex situations like facing off against a dark wizard that the character has a vendetta against.