What Are the Most Popular Tropes in Marauders Save Snape Fanfiction?

One great 'Marauders Save Snape' fanfiction is 'The Unlikely Alliance'. In this story, the Marauders initially save Snape from a dangerous encounter with some dark creatures in the Forbidden Forest. The author does an amazing job of exploring the complex relationships between the characters. It shows how the Marauders' sense of justice overcomes their dislike for Snape, and Snape's begrudging gratitude towards them. It's full of action, adventure, and some really well - written dialogue that gives new depth to these well - known characters.

One common trope is the 'fish - out - of - water' situation. Hermione, coming from a modern magical world, is out of place in the Marauder's era. For example, in many fanfics, she is shocked by the old - fashioned views on things like house - elf rights. Another popular trope is 'changing the past'. She often tries to prevent bad things from happening, like the death of the Marauders. And then there's the 'romantic subplot' trope. There are often romances between Hermione and one of the Marauders, usually Sirius or Remus.

A common trope is the 'Injury Reminder'. In these fanfictions, Snape's limp serves as a constant reminder of a past battle or dark encounter. It adds a sense of mystery and danger to his character.

There are several tropes in these fanfictions. The 'culture clash' trope can be interesting, as Snape with his Slytherin ways has to deal with Harry's Gryffindor nature. The 'Snape as a father figure' trope is also quite prevalent. Here, Snape fills the void left by Harry's parents, providing guidance and support. And the 'mystery solver' trope, where together Snape and Harry solve some of the long - standing mysteries in the wizarding world.

One popular trope is the redemption arc for Snape in relation to Harry's family. This often involves Snape making amends for his past actions towards James and finally fully accepting Harry as part of Lily's legacy. Another trope is the 'what - if' scenario, like what if Snape had been more involved in Harry's upbringing. There are also fanfictions that focus on Snape protecting Harry's family from hidden threats, using his skills as a double - agent.

One popular trope is the 'enemies - to - reluctant - allies'. Given their history of animosity, it's interesting to see them pushed into a situation where they have to cooperate. Another is the 'redemption arc' for Snape, and Sirius being a part of that in some way, either by initially opposing it and then coming around, or being a catalyst for Snape's change.

The 'time - travel' trope is also quite common. For example, Hermione might go back in time and interact with a younger Snape, which can lead to all sorts of new storylines and character developments.

Snape himself is often very well - written. Writers can explore his complex personality, his love for Lily, and his bitterness towards the Marauders in great depth. His internal struggles between his love and his hatred make for a very interesting character to read about.

Well, 'Snape Among the Marauders: A Different Perspective' is also a great one. It gives a new view on Snape's relationship with the Marauders. It might show how Snape's early experiences with them shaped his later life. And then there's 'The Marauders and Snape: Unlikely Bonds' which could be about how unexpected friendships start to form between them in a Hogwarts that's facing some kind of internal turmoil.

One popular trope is the time - travel trope. Hermione travels back in time and meets a younger Snape. They end up changing the course of events in the wizarding world together. This trope allows for a different kind of relationship to develop between them, one that is more about partnership in a grander scheme.