Well, it might start with Harry having doubts about his parents. Then, as he digs deeper into their past, he could start to distance himself. Eventually, he publicly disowns them, which would shock the wizarding community. This could lead to him being ostracized by some and supported by others who also have doubts about his parents' actions.
Perhaps the story begins with an external event that makes Harry re - evaluate his parents. For instance, a new magical discovery that has a connection to his parents' past. As he delves into this, he realizes that their actions were not as heroic as he thought. He then goes through an internal struggle, trying to reconcile his love for them with the new information. But in the end, he decides to disown them. This then causes a rift in his relationships with those who were close to his parents, and he has to find his own way in the wizarding world without relying on their name or reputation.
One possible reason could be that in the fanfiction, Harry might have discovered some dark secrets about his parents that made him feel betrayed. For example, if he found out they had some hidden and unethical magical experiments in their past.
One way is that Harry discovers a spell that allows him to communicate with the dead. Using this spell, he contacts his parents. They give him advice on how to defeat Voldemort, like a secret weakness of the Dark Lord.
Harry would likely be more cynical. Without the love and support of his parents, he'd grow up feeling abandoned. He might be more distrustful of others, especially those who claim to be helping him. For example, he might not trust Dumbledore as easily as in the original story.
Yes, there might be some extremely dark and out - of - canon fanfictions out there with such a disturbing premise, but it goes against the general nature of the original story where Harry's parents loved him deeply. However, in the vast world of fanfiction, people can create all kinds of strange and often inappropriate scenarios.
The development could also involve a journey for Harry to understand and control these new Deadshot - like aspects. He might struggle with the more violent nature of Deadshot's skills compared to the wizarding code of ethics. Meanwhile, the wizarding world would be in an uproar as they try to figure out what's happening to Harry. There could be a sub - plot where the Ministry of Magic tries to control or stop Harry from using these un - wizard - like abilities, while Harry has to decide whether to embrace them fully to defeat Voldemort once and for all.
One way the story could develop is that after Harry meets his parents, they take him on a journey through his past. They show him the moments when they were still alive and how much they loved him even then. They might also introduce him to other deceased wizards and witches, and together they could form a new kind of family in the afterlife. The story could also have flashbacks to Harry's life at Hogwarts and how his actions led to this reunion in the afterlife.
Often, it starts with Harry realizing the full extent of being left by his parents. This could be through a memory or an encounter. Then, he may go through a period of sadness and confusion. For example, in some fanfictions, he might struggle with his self - worth.
Harry would become more confident. Having his parents' love and support directly would fill a void that has been in his heart since he was a baby. He might be less self - doubting. For example, he would no longer have those moments of wondering if he was worthy or if he could really be a great wizard like his father. He would have a stronger sense of family identity and might be more open about his emotions, since he has the love of his parents that he has always craved.
He would be more confident. Without the trauma of losing his parents, Harry would not have that underlying sense of insecurity. He would probably be more outgoing and less hesitant in making friends and taking risks.
Well, a common way these fanfictions develop the plot is through the use of magic gone wrong. Maybe a spell was cast on Harry that made him see his parents in a different light. Then, as he tries to figure out what's going on, he starts to notice small things that don't add up about his parents' story. He might talk to other characters who also have doubts or knew his parents in a different way. As he continues to investigate, the web of lies and possible betrayal around his parents gets more and more complex, leading to a climax where he has to decide what to believe.