Well, in a fanfiction where Harry is kicked out of Gryffindor, Ginny's reaction would be complex. She would be angry at the injustice. Ginny could take matters into her own hands. She might use her charm and intelligence to figure out who was behind Harry's expulsion. She would also be worried about Harry's well - being. He would be without the support of his house, so Ginny could become his main source of support outside of Gryffindor. She might even try to form a new group or alliance with other students who believe in Harry's innocence to fight against the unfair decision.
If Harry was kicked out of Gryffindor in Ginny - related fanfiction, Ginny would likely be one of the first to oppose the decision. She might secretly help Harry by providing him with a place to stay in Gryffindor's common room undetected. And she could start her own investigation into what really happened, suspecting foul play. After all, Harry has been a hero in Gryffindor and Ginny wouldn't let him be cast out so easily.
In some fanfictions, if Harry is kicked out of Gryffindor, he might end up joining another house like Hufflepuff. The Hufflepuffs are known for their acceptance and might welcome Harry with open arms. This could lead to a whole new set of adventures for Harry, as he would have to adjust to the different values and culture of Hufflepuff house.
Ginny could first be in shock. But then, she would start thinking of ways to help Harry. She could offer him emotional support, like being there for him when he is feeling down about being expelled. She may also try to rally their mutual friends to support Harry, whether it's by protesting the decision or by helping him find a new place to belong in the school.
One reason could be that he breaks a major school rule. For example, if he uses dark magic without proper authorization, the Gryffindor house might decide to expel him. Gryffindor values courage, but there are limits, and using dark magic goes against the values of the school as a whole.
I've also read 'Green and Red: A Slytherin - Gryffindor Love Story'. Here, Ginny is initially skeptical of Harry being in Slytherin. But as the story progresses, they discover they have more in common than they thought. The fanfic delves into their personal growth, their love for Quidditch which becomes a connection point, and how they overcome the house rivalries to be together.
Yes, in some fanfictions, Harry Potter is depicted as the heir of Gryffindor. It adds an interesting twist to the original story. The connection to the Gryffindor sword becomes more profound as it is often a symbol of Gryffindor's legacy. In these fanfictions, Harry might discover hidden powers or a deeper understanding of his destiny through this new identity.
Well, perhaps Harry could learn some long - lost magic from Godric Gryffindor. He might get advice on how to defeat Voldemort in a more unique way, like using Gryffindor - specific spells that have been forgotten over time.
Maybe he's falsely accused of stealing important Gryffindor artifacts. For instance, if the Sword of Gryffindor goes missing and Harry is wrongly blamed, the house might decide to kick him out. It could be part of a plot by a jealous student or an outside force trying to disrupt Hogwarts.
He might seek refuge in another house. For example, he could try to convince the Hufflepuffs to take him in. The Hufflepuffs, known for their acceptance, might be his best bet. This could lead to a whole new set of relationships and storylines as he adjusts to a different house environment.
In these fanfictions, Ginny being the heir often makes their relationship more equal. Harry is used to being the 'chosen one', but Ginny having this special status gives her more agency. It deepens their bond as they face new threats and challenges together related to Ginny's new role.
It could be due to a series of bad decisions that made him seem like a bad influence in Gryffindor. For example, if he constantly got into fights with other Gryffindors and disrupted the harmony of the house, they might kick him out. Also, if he was caught breaking too many school rules in a way that reflected poorly on Gryffindor as a whole, like sneaking out at night to go to the Forbidden Forest too often without a good reason, that could lead to his expulsion.