What are the common tropes in fairytale fanfiction?

Well, some common fanfic tropes include alternate universes, time travel, and love triangles. They add excitement and new possibilities to the stories.

One common trope is the 'hurt/comfort' where a character gets injured or is in emotional pain and another character helps them heal.

In 'pregnant Keith fanfiction', a typical trope is the emotional journey. Keith may go through a range of emotions such as fear, excitement, and confusion about the pregnancy. Also, there could be a trope of secrecy, where Keith tries to hide the pregnancy for some reason, maybe to protect someone or because he's not ready to face the consequences. And often, there's the trope of the support system, showing how his friends or family come together to support him during this time.

One common trope is the 'forbidden love' between the OC and Dracula. The OC, whether human or vampire, finds themselves drawn to Dracula's dark allure despite the danger. Another is the 'newbie in the vampire world' trope, where the OC is a newly turned vampire trying to navigate the rules and power dynamics in Dracula's domain.

One common trope is the 'chosen one' concept. The main character often discovers they have a special destiny within the supernatural world. Another is the 'forbidden love' trope, like a human falling in love with a vampire or a werewolf. Also, the discovery of hidden powers within the character is quite prevalent.

Common tropes include the pregnant werewolf being the center of some sort of ancient prophecy. It's like she's carrying the future of the werewolf kind. Another is the whole concept of the werewolf pregnancy being different from a normal human pregnancy, with faster development or unique symptoms. And the trope of the werewolf pack having some sort of special ceremony or celebration for the pregnant werewolf is also seen quite often in these fanfictions.

Another trope is the self - rescue. Marinette uses her intelligence and hidden skills to break free from her captors. This shows her strength as a character.

One common trope is the heroic rescue. Usually, her friends like Harry and Ron will come to her rescue in a daring adventure. Another is the 'damsel in distress' aspect, although Hermione is far from a typical damsel. Sometimes, the kidnapper might have some hidden motives related to her intelligence, like wanting to steal her knowledge.

Common themes in fairytale stories include the triumph of the underdog. Think of 'The Little Red Hen' where the hard - working hen overcomes the lazy animals. Family also plays a role in some fairytales, either as a source of support or as a complex relationship to navigate. And of course, there is often a moral lesson, such as in 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf', teaching children not to lie.

The 'push - pull' dynamic is very common. They push each other away because of their pride or their supposed hatred, but then are irresistibly drawn back together. In a fanfiction set in a post - apocalyptic world, two survivors might fight over resources and seem to hate each other, but then when one is in danger, the other can't help but come to their rescue, showing the underlying love. Also, the 'miscommunication' trope often plays a role. They misinterpret each other's actions, thinking it's hatred when it could be a sign of love, like a character giving a cold shoulder because they're afraid of their feelings being exposed.