Can you recommend some good 'Harry Potter Marietta fanfiction'?

One great Harry Marietta fanfiction is 'The Unlikely Bond'. It beautifully explores their relationship development in a Hogwarts setting. Another is 'Marietta's Secret', which delves into Marietta's character deeper while also involving Harry in an interesting plot.

No. In the original 'Harry Potter' series, there are no such immoral actions as enslavement. Fanfiction should at least be in line with the basic moral code of the original work. This 'harry potter enslaves marietta' idea is clearly unethical as it involves the subjugation of one character to another in a very cruel and unjust way.

There's also 'Marietta's Secret Allies'. This fanfiction delves into Marietta forming unexpected alliances within Hogwarts. It shows how she might interact with different characters in a more positive light compared to her initial portrayal. She teams up with some characters to help Harry in a difficult situation, which is quite interesting to read.

The dominance of Harry Potter in Marietta fanfiction can be attributed to multiple factors. Firstly, the Harry Potter series has a huge fan base, and many fans are more interested in stories that are closely related to the main plot which revolves around Harry. Marietta is a relatively minor character compared to Harry. Secondly, the world - building in the series is so comprehensive that it's difficult to write about Marietta without referring to the broader context of Harry Potter. For instance, the magical laws, Hogwarts' structure, and the ongoing battle against Voldemort all have a connection to Harry. Fanfiction writers may unconsciously or deliberately use Harry's character and his story to add depth and significance to Marietta - centric stories, which results in Harry Potter's domination in such fanfictions.

Well, it could be a very disturbing take on the 'Harry Potter' universe. Given that the original series promotes values like friendship, courage, and equality, this 'enslaves' concept is completely against those. Maybe it's some writer's very warped view of exploring power dynamics between the characters, but it's not in line with what the 'Harry Potter' books and movies are all about.

A prevalent theme is friendship. Writers like to show Marietta forming new friendships or mending broken ones. For example, she might become friends with characters she had conflicts with in the original story. Also, the theme of secrecy and betrayal is often explored, as her actions in the original were related to secrecy. Fanfictions may dig deeper into her reasons for her actions and how she deals with the consequences of betrayal.

It could mean that in the realm of fanfiction related to the Harry Potter series, stories involving the character Marietta are often overshadowed or influenced by the overall presence of Harry Potter. Maybe most of the fanfictions about Marietta are written in a context where Harry Potter's story elements, popularity, or character traits play a dominant role.

Well, I've come across a few. Some of them focus on Harry having a more dominant role in his interactions with Marietta, perhaps in a situation where they are working together on a project at Hogwarts. It could be about him taking the lead in solving a mystery or facing a challenge, which in turn makes Marietta follow his lead. But again, it depends on the writer's interpretation and the overall plot of the fanfiction.

Sure. 'The Life and Times' is a popular Harry Potter fanfiction. It delves deep into the Marauders' era, exploring the relationships and adventures of James Potter, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin and Peter Pettigrew. Another great one is 'Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality', which presents a more scientific and rational take on the wizarding world, making Harry a very different kind of character. There's also 'Manacled', which has a complex and engaging plot with a unique take on the post - war wizarding world.

One common theme is redemption. Since Marietta had the incident with the D.A. list, many fanfictions focus on her redeeming herself with Harry's help. Another theme is friendship. Writers like to explore how they could become friends despite the initial differences.