What are the common themes in Harry Percy Weasley fanfiction?

One common theme is redemption. Percy has made mistakes in the original series, and many fanfictions focus on him making up for those, often with Harry's help. Another theme is friendship. They are from different generations in the Weasley family, but fanfictions explore how they can form a strong bond.

One common theme is friendship turning into something deeper. Another could be the exploration of their different personalities and how they complement each other.

One common theme is redemption. Percy has his moments of being on the wrong side in the original series, so in fanfiction, his relationship with Harry often serves as a way for him to redeem himself. For example, Harry might be the one to help Percy see the error of his ways.

A common theme is the growth and change of the characters. For Percy, his relationship with fem Harry can make him more open - minded and less rigid. For fem Harry, it can be about finding a different kind of support system outside of her usual friends. Also, the theme of family acceptance is often there. How will the Weasley family accept fem Harry as Percy's potential partner? And how will Harry's own friends react?

One common theme is family relationships. Since Percy has a complex family situation in the original series, in female Percy fanfiction, it could be explored differently. For example, how a female Percy might handle the tension between her and her family members, especially during the times when Percy was at odds with the Weasleys.

One common theme could be family reactions. Since Percy has a large family in the Harry Potter universe, how his family members respond to his situation can be a major part of the story. Another theme might be his struggle to balance his new situation with his existing responsibilities, whether it's his job or his role in the wizarding world.

One common theme could be Percy's struggle for identity. In many fanfictions, his 'cutting' actions (which could be interpreted in different ways) might be related to him trying to break away from the family norms or expectations. For example, if it's a more literal 'cutting' like cutting ties with the family, it could show his journey towards independence.

One common theme is self - discovery. When Percy is undercover, he often has to step out of his comfort zone and in the process, he discovers new aspects of himself. For example, he might find that he has more courage or adaptability than he thought.

One common theme is Percy's redemption. As he becomes powerful, he often tries to make up for his past mistakes. Another theme is his rise to leadership. His power makes him a natural leader in many of these stories.

One common theme is self - discovery. Percy often has to figure out who he is outside of his family's shadow and the expectations placed on him at Hogwarts. He might realize that he doesn't have to be just the studious, rule - following boy all the time.