[ SECRET POST #3531 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3531 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Non-sexual fanfic tropes/specific premises that you eat up with a spoon

[philstar22]

Extreme hurt/comfort where characters are tortured or severely traumatized in some way and then have to heal (with realistic healing that takes a long time). Especially if the healing involves multiple other characters surrounding the hurt person and helping them and caring for them.

Sacrifice. As in characters giving up their life or safety for something. Like Harry in Deathly Hallows or the Nova Core in Guardians of the Galaxy.

Anything involving characters that had a strong friendship in the past meeting again after a long time and bonding again.

Anything involving telepathic bonds.

Fandom specificly, in Tolkien fics, I like fics where the Melkor and Sauron relationship is closer to equals. Where Sauron is arrogant and just stakes a claim on power. Where while he works for Melkor and Melkor is ultimately the boss, Sauron says what he things and does what he wants and they are both fine with this.

Re: Non-sexual fanfic tropes/specific premises that you eat up with a spoon

[greenvelvetcake]

Aw yeah I dig all h/c but that's the best.

Fun fact about that scene in Deathly Hallows - it usually makes me tear up a bit, but listening to the Finale of Les Miserables ("Take my hand, and I'll lead you to salvation") really amplifies the experience nicely. And by nicely I mean in the most heart-rending fashion possible.