They could be shocked in some ways. Since they lived through the real events, seeing a fictionalized and often times highly creative version of it in fanfiction could be a strange experience. However, they also have a great sense of humor. Arthur Weasley might be intrigued by the new magical concepts or ideas presented in the fanfiction that he hadn't thought of before. And the whole family would probably end up discussing it over the dinner table, with lots of laughter and a few arguments here and there about what was 'right' or 'wrong' according to their own experiences.
Well, they might be quite amused. The Weasleys are a fun - loving family. They could find the different interpretations in the fanfiction really interesting and perhaps have a good laugh about some of the wilder ideas.
The Weasleys would likely have a range of reactions. Molly Weasley might be a bit taken aback at first, as she's used to the 'proper' version of the story. But the younger Weasleys like Fred and George would probably be excited. They might see it as a source of inspiration for their own pranks or ideas. Ron would probably be a bit critical, comparing it to his own real - life experiences with Harry in that sixth year. Ginny, on the other hand, might be more open - minded and enjoy seeing different takes on the story and her relationship with Harry.
Well, some of them like Ron might be a bit skeptical at first. He's used to the 'real' Harry Potter world. But as he reads on, he might get into it. Fred and George, on the other hand, would probably look for ideas in the fanfiction that they could use for their pranks or joke products. Ginny would likely enjoy reading about different versions of Harry and her own character development in the fan - made stories.
The Weasleys' reactions would be complex. Arthur, with his curious nature, might study the fanfictions to understand how Muggles view their world. Molly would likely be more conservative in her views, not liking any fanfiction that distorts the family values. The younger Weasleys would be more likely to embrace the creativity, with Fred and George looking for ideas to use in their pranks, and Ginny might enjoy seeing herself in different heroic scenarios.
Well, it could be quite interesting. They might find some of the creative interpretations amusing. For example, they could laugh at how some fanfictions exaggerate the magical abilities of the characters. They might also be a bit shocked if the fanfictions deviate too much from the 'true' story they know.
The Weasleys' understanding could be both broadened and a bit muddled. On one hand, they might see new interpretations of old magic or different ways characters could have interacted. For example, if the fanfiction explored a different side of Snape's actions in Book 6, it could make them think. But on the other hand, they might be confused as some fanfictions can be really out - there. They'd have to sort through what was based on real knowledge of the wizarding world and what was pure imagination.
Most likely. The 'Harry Potter' series is all about friendship and family, and the Weasleys are like a second family to Harry. To have him kill them is a huge deviation from what fans expect and cherish about the story.
Well, often in these fanfictions, if a Weasley is under Imperio, it can lead to a lot of drama. Let's say Ron is under Imperio. It could create a rift between him and Harry. The other Weasleys would then be on a mission to break the curse. Fanfiction writers might explore how the Weasley family dynamics change under such a dark spell. They might also show how different Weasleys react to the situation. Some might be more impulsive in trying to rescue the cursed one, while others might be more cautious and methodical.
Probably not. Given that the Weasleys are beloved characters in the Harry Potter universe, a fanfiction with such a negative and extreme concept as Harry destroying them is likely to be off - putting to a large number of fans. Fans usually look for fanfictions that expand on the positive aspects of the story, like friendships and adventures, rather than something so dark and against the norm.
Well, it could be that in those fanfictions, the writer is exploring an alternate universe concept. They might rewrite the Weasleys' characters to be more self - centered or having hidden motives that Harry discovers over time. But this goes against the general perception of the Weasleys in the official Harry Potter series where they are loving and trustworthy.
I'm not sure about the specific plot of this fanfiction as it sounds rather unorthodox. It could be a very dark or alternate - universe take on the Harry Potter world where Harry goes against the Weasleys for some extreme reason.
They might be quite amused. The Marauders were a mischievous bunch, and seeing different interpretations of their world in fanfiction could be a source of great entertainment for them. They'd probably laugh at some of the wilder ideas and might even be impressed by the creativity of the fans.