One possibility is that Hermione would be extremely shocked. She might initially think it's some sort of joke or a test. Given their previous relationship in the original story, where Snape was often strict and not exactly friendly towards her, this sudden change would be quite a surprise. She might hesitate and not give an immediate answer, needing time to process this unexpected turn of events.
One possibility is that Snape initially refuses to help Hermione. He has his own grudges and is often portrayed as a cold character. But as the story progresses, he might see something in Hermione's situation that relates to his own past or values, and reluctantly start to offer some guidance.
Well, it could also go wrong. Maybe Hermione has always seen Harry as just a friend, and his asking her out makes things really uncomfortable between them. She might turn him down gently but then worry about how it will affect their friendship. Their other friends, like Ron, could also get involved, perhaps causing more chaos if he has his own unexpressed feelings for Hermione.
She might decline. Hermione is a very practical and goal - oriented person. She has her studies and her friends to think about. Going on a date with Snape, who has a rather complex and not - always - friendly reputation, might seem too risky and not in line with her plans. Also, she may not have any romantic feelings for him at all.
Maybe she says yes right away. Tenten has always seen Naruto's good heart and his determination. If she has also had some hidden feelings for him, she would be overjoyed. They could then start going on little adventures together outside of their regular ninja missions, like exploring new parts of the village or trying new foods at the local stalls.
Ginny asking Harry out could lead to a very interesting chain of events. It could cause some jealousy among other students who have a crush on either of them. Ron, for example, might be a bit taken aback at first but then come around to support his sister and best friend. As for their date, it could be something unique like a midnight stroll in the Forbidden Forest (with proper precautions of course), where they talk about their fears, hopes and dreams, deepening their connection.
Well, one possibility is that Hermione might be really surprised. She's always been more of a friend to the Weasley twins in a different way. She could initially be hesitant, thinking about her studies and how going to the ball with Fred might disrupt her routine. But then, she might see it as a chance to have some fun outside of her books. After all, the Yule Ball is a special event.
She might say yes. In the fanfiction world, this could be a chance for a complete rewrite of their relationship. They could go to the Yule Ball together and shock everyone. This would cause a stir among the Gryffindors and Slytherins alike. Their friends would be confused, but it could also open the door for more inter - house unity. They could dance together and have a great time, and maybe this would be the start of a beautiful, if unexpected, relationship.
Well, one possibility is that Fleur could be really surprised at first. Maybe she'd initially be hesitant because she might have had other plans or expectations for the Yule Ball. But then, she could see Hermione's earnestness and decide to go with her. They could end up having a great time, dancing and chatting, and maybe even become closer friends through this experience.
Well, it might result in a confrontation. Snape has his own secrets and motives, and Hermione is not one to back down easily. If she's in the dungeon without permission, Snape could be quite harsh with her. However, some fanfictions take this in a different direction. Maybe Hermione discovers something about Snape's past while in the dungeon, and this knowledge makes Snape more vulnerable in front of her. It could be a turning point where their relationship goes from antagonistic to something more complex and nuanced.
One possibility is that Snape would be extremely strict with them at first. Given his past relationship with Harry especially, he might struggle to show affection openly. But over time, he could come to understand the trio better. Harry would likely be the most resistant to Snape's parenting at the start, but as Snape showed his genuine care, Harry might warm up. Hermione would probably be eager to learn from Snape, seeing his vast knowledge. Ron, on the other hand, might find Snape's gloomy demeanor a bit off - putting, but with Hermione and Harry's influence, he'd also adapt.