What are some common plot devices used in 'Percy Jackson is loved by the Gods' fanfiction?

Time - travel or dimension - hopping can be a plot device. It allows Percy to go back in time to fix things in the universe's history or jump to different dimensions to solve problems. Also, the prophecy plot device is often used. There could be a prophecy about Percy's rise and fall as the God of the Universe, which drives the story forward. And then there's the redemption arc of some of his old enemies who now see him as the ultimate power and want to be on his side.

One common plot device is the protagonist having knowledge from their past life. For example, they might know about future events in the Percy Jackson world and use that to their advantage. Another is forming unexpected alliances. Since they are reincarnated, they could team up with characters who were previously enemies. Also, there's often the struggle to fit into the existing world while being different because of their reincarnation.

One common plot device is the 'damsel in distress' trope, where Zoe is in immediate danger and Percy swoops in to save her. This could be from a monster attack or a magical trap. Another is the 'power - up' device, where Percy discovers a new aspect of his powers just in time to rescue Zoe.

Well, often there might be a plot device where Apollo gets jealous easily. So, if Percy shows any attention to other characters, Apollo would react in a possessive way. This could lead to conflicts between Apollo and those other characters. Also, the fanfiction might use the device of Apollo secretly following Percy around to keep tabs on him. He could be using his godly abilities to spy on Percy, which would add an element of mystery and drama to the story.

A frequent plot device is the idea of a power struggle. Percy might be in a situation where he has to fight off other forces that want to take advantage of his weakened state while he's holding up the sky. This could involve battles with mythical creatures or other malevolent demigods. Another common device is the exploration of Percy's heritage. Maybe while under this great strain, he discovers some long - lost aspect of his family history that gives him the strength to keep going. Also, time manipulation is sometimes used. The time Percy spends holding up the sky might be different in the mortal world compared to the demigod world, which creates interesting plot twists.

Another plot device could be Thalia's submissive behavior in a romantic relationship. Perhaps she falls for someone who has a dominant personality, and her submissiveness in that relationship creates interesting relationship dynamics, like having to compromise more than she's used to.

A common plot device is the influence of dark magic. If Percy is exposed to some form of dark magic, it could slowly corrupt his mind and soul. For instance, a cursed object that he comes into contact with might start to change his personality, making him more selfish and cruel.

Well, in many such fanfictions, Percy's relationship with the gods often starts with their initial interest in him. Maybe it begins with a particular god noticing his unique abilities. As the story progresses, the gods might start to interfere more in his life, either to help or hinder him. For example, a god could offer him special powers or tasks that lead to a deeper connection. Sometimes, there could be rivalries among the gods over Percy, which also shapes their relationship.

One common plot device is the 'accidental discovery'. For example, the protagonist might accidentally stumble upon a hidden vampire lair or a secret about a character's past. Another is the 'accidental transformation', like a human accidentally being turned into a vampire or a werewolf in an unexpected way. Also, the 'accidental meeting' of two important characters who were not supposed to cross paths can lead to a whole new set of events in the fanfiction.

Often in these fanfictions, a plot device is the existence of an alternate dimension. The Avengers could find a way to access this dimension where things didn't go wrong and bring back the good elements from there to fix their own world. Additionally, a Deus ex Machina - like event, such as a sudden, unexplained cosmic force that restores everything to normal, is sometimes used. However, this can be a less satisfying device as it doesn't really involve the characters' efforts as much. Another plot device is the power of teamwork being magnified to an extreme degree. The Avengers, by working together in a more perfect way than in the original story, are able to fix all the problems.