What are some popular tropes in Scott and Bella fanfiction?

One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' where Bella and Klaus start off hating each other but then gradually fall in love. It adds a lot of tension and drama to the story.

One popular trope is the 'soulmate' concept. In these fanfictions, Bella and Edward's connection is often portrayed as a fated, unbreakable bond that goes beyond the normal vampire - human relationship in the Twilight series. For example, they might be able to sense each other's emotions from great distances.

One popular trope is the 'unlikely friendship' between them. Given their initial animosity in the original series, seeing them become friends in fanfiction is quite appealing. For example, in many stories, they start to understand each other's struggles.

One popular trope is the over -protective jealousy. Edward, being over -protective of Bella, gets jealous easily when he thinks she might be in danger from other male characters. It shows his deep -seated fear of losing her. Also, there's the 'green -eyed monster' trope where Bella's human insecurities surface as jealousy when she sees Edward's supernatural allure attracting others.

In fanfiction, a popular trope is the transformation trope. For example, there could be a situation where Bella is in danger of becoming a vampire against her will or there could be a possibility of a wolf - vampire hybrid. Alice can be part of the trope where she tries to manipulate events to avoid such a transformation. Another trope is the power struggle. The vampires might be seen as having more power, but the wolves have their own strength in numbers. Bella is caught in the middle of this power dynamic. There's also the trope of the outcast. Bella might feel like an outcast because she is involved with both the wolves and the vampires, and Alice can either help her fit in or make things more complicated.

One common theme is friendship. Often, Bella and Scott start as acquaintances or even enemies and then become good friends as the story progresses. Another theme is adventure. They usually go on some sort of journey or face challenges together.

One popular trope is the 'enemies to lovers' trope. It creates a lot of tension and interesting character dynamics. Another is the 'found family' trope, where a group of characters who are not related by blood become like a family. 'Time travel' is also a common trope, allowing for all kinds of plot twists.

One popular trope is the 'enemies - to - lovers' situation. Roommates start off not getting along, constantly bickering over things like who ate the last of the food or who didn't clean up. But as time passes, they gradually see the good in each other and fall in love. Another is the 'secret identity' trope. For example, one roommate could be a famous artist or writer but is keeping it a secret from the other, and the story unfolds as the secret is slowly revealed. There's also the 'roommate as a guardian angel' trope where one roommate unknowingly protects and looks out for the other in various ways.

Well, the 'enemies to lovers' can be found in some Spashley fanfiction too. They might start out bickering or having some sort of conflict, but then as the story progresses, they fall in love. Also, the 'secret relationship' trope is quite appealing. They keep their relationship hidden from others for various reasons, like fear of judgment or ruining their friendship in the eyes of others.

One popular trope is the 'powerless to powerful' arc. The main character, often an ordinary person at first, discovers they have latent superpowers and has to learn to control them. Another is the 'enemies to allies' trope, where two superheroes or a superhero and a supervillain start off as foes but end up working together. And the 'secret identity revealed' trope always adds a lot of drama as the character's normal life is disrupted when their superhero identity becomes known.