rivalry

Hermione and Pansy could be great academic rivals in a fanfiction. Hermione is known for her intelligence and hard work, while Pansy is also quite competitive. They might constantly be trying to outdo each other in exams and class projects. For example, in a Transfiguration class, they could both be vying for the top grade. This rivalry could drive both of them to study harder and learn more advanced magic.

It depends. Sometimes stories like 'Deadly Sibling Rivalry' are based on real events but with fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

Character dynamics. The way Anakin interacts with his rival, whether it's through words, actions in battles or during training sessions. Another key element is the motivation behind the rivalry. It could be for power, recognition or different views on the Force.

First, create a unique original character (OC). Develop their backstory, personality, and their reason for having a rivalry with Anakin. For example, if your OC is a Jedi, they might have different views on the Force or the Jedi Code compared to Anakin. Then, think about the setting and the events that will fuel this rivalry. It could be a competition for a certain mission or a difference in ideology within the Jedi Order. Start with a strong opening that immediately shows the tension between the two characters.

Jealousy is a common theme. Family members may be jealous of each other's achievements, inheritances, or the love they receive from other family members. For example, in 'King Lear', the daughters' jealousy over their father's kingdom leads to chaos.

My sister and I used to compete over who could clean their room faster to get an extra treat. We would run around like crazy, stuffing things into drawers and under the bed. One time, I thought I had won, but when my mom checked, she found that my sister had actually done a better job of making her bed and putting things away neatly. I was a bit disappointed, but we both had a good laugh about how crazy we were being in our competition.

My brothers were always trying to outdo each other in video games. They would trash - talk like crazy. Once, during a racing game, one brother tried to block the other's view of the screen. It led to a big wrestling match on the floor while the game was still going on in the background. It was hilarious to watch them be so competitive over a game.

One common theme is competition for family inheritance. Since the Bulma family is often associated with great wealth and scientific knowledge, characters in fanfics might vie for their share of the family's assets or the right to continue the family's scientific legacy. Another theme is the clash of different personalities within the family. For example, a more traditional family member might conflict with a more progressive one, like those who want to stick to old - fashioned ways of doing things in the family business versus those who want to innovate.

The dynamic between Ayanokoji and Ryuen in the light novel is quite fascinating. Ayanokoji is the type who operates from the shadows, carefully observing and planning his every move. Ryuen, on the other hand, is more in - your - face with his actions. He is not afraid to make bold moves to gain an upper hand. But Ayanokoji's cool - headedness and strategic thinking always seem to put him in a better position when facing Ryuen. Their battles, whether they are for power or influence within the school setting, are a highlight of the story as it shows two very different approaches to achieving one's goals.

It started with their competing for dominance in the rap scene. Kendrick's more hardcore rap style contrasted with Drake's more commercial approach. There were hints of tension when Kendrick dropped some lyrics that could be seen as a jab at Drake. Drake, being a huge star, didn't take it lying down completely. However, instead of a full - blown war, they kind of just went on with their music - making, with an underlying sense of competition. They both had massive fan followings rooting for them, which added to the whole 'vs' narrative.