Voldemort's Pet Harry Without Glasses Fanfiction: How Would Harry React?
Harry might initially feel very vulnerable without his glasses. However, he would soon realize that he can't let that stop him. He would rely on his other senses more, like his hearing and his intuition. He could start to form alliances with other captives or even some of Voldemort's minions who might be having second thoughts. Harry would be constantly thinking of ways to outwit Voldemort and get back to his normal life, where he can continue to fight against the Dark Lord on equal footing.
Harry would likely be defiant at first. Even without his glasses, he has his inner strength. He would probably try to resist Voldemort's every command and look for opportunities to escape or fight back.
At first, Harry would be in shock at being Voldemort's pet. Without his glasses, the world seems a bit more blurry and uncertain, which could add to his sense of unease. But as time passes, he would start to adapt. He would use this situation to study Voldemort up close. He would notice Voldemort's habits, his fears, and his desires. Harry would be biding his time, waiting for the perfect moment to turn the tables. He might even pretend to be more compliant than he really is, just to lull Voldemort into a false sense of security.
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