Harry's usually shown as more open - minded in these fanfictions. His natural sense of justice and kindness is expanded to include Draco. Draco, on the other hand, is often made more complex. His pride is still there, but his softer side is revealed as he falls for Harry.
Well, Harry's personality development might involve him becoming more empathetic towards Draco. He starts to understand Draco's situation growing up in a strict pure - blood family. For Draco, his development could be about shedding his prejudices. As they become friends and then lovers, he learns to look beyond the Gryffindor - Slytherin divide and becomes a more rounded character, showing his vulnerability and capacity for love.
In these fanfictions, Harry may develop a more diplomatic side to his personality. Since Draco is from Slytherin and has a different way of thinking, Harry has to learn to negotiate and find middle ground. For Draco, his friendship with Harry can make him more empathetic. He might start to care about the well - being of others outside of his Slytherin clique, like the Gryffindors and other Hogwarts students, which is a big change from his initial self - centered attitude.
Harry might become more relaxed around Draco. He's used to being on guard against Draco's taunts, but as friends, he lets his guard down. He may start to show his more humorous side and not be so serious all the time. For Draco, he could become less arrogant. He realizes that Harry isn't just the 'Chosen One' to be hated but a real person with his own struggles. He might start to be more empathetic, which is a big change from his usual self - centered attitude.
In a fanfiction, Hermione's intelligence can be developed by her constantly coming up with complex theories and solutions. For instance, when faced with a difficult magical riddle, she analyzes it from different angles. Sirius' wild side can be explored by having him break some minor Hogwarts rules just for the fun of it. Harry's determination can be shown as he refuses to give up on a quest, even when it seems hopeless. Draco's elitist attitude can be developed by him looking down on others not from pure - blood families. These different personalities can interact in various ways, like Hermione trying to rein in Sirius' recklessness, and Harry standing up to Draco's snobbishness.
Draco is often portrayed as a complex character. He's still the proud Slytherin but with a softer side. After the war, he's more introspective. Astoria is usually seen as intelligent and kind - hearted. She can see past Draco's former arrogance and helps him grow.
In some fanfictions, Ron becomes more open - minded. He starts to look past Draco's Slytherin heritage and snobbish exterior. For Draco, he often becomes less arrogant and more empathetic towards Ron's situation as a not - so - wealthy Gryffindor.
One common theme is the journey of overcoming their initial enmity. In the original story, they are rivals, but in fanfictions, they start to see each other's good sides. Another theme is the secrecy of their relationship, as they come from different 'sides' in the wizarding world. Also, self - discovery is often involved. As they fall in love, they learn more about themselves and what they truly want in life.
Hermione's already - strong - willed personality could become even more resolute as she takes on the role of Harry's wife. She might be more assertive in protecting Harry and their relationship. Harry, on the other hand, could grow in his confidence, especially with Hermione by his side constantly supporting him. Their marriage could also make them more empathetic towards each other's past traumas.
Well, Harry is often depicted as more impulsive. His past experiences with Voldemort have made him quick to act when he senses danger. For example, he might jump into a situation to protect others without thinking twice. Cedric, on the other hand, is more cautious. He thinks things through, like when he approaches the Triwizard tasks. He carefully plans his moves.
In some fanfictions, their relationship develops through shared experiences outside of the normal Hogwarts house rivalries. For example, they might be forced to work together on a dangerous mission. This shared danger breaks down the initial barriers between them, and they start to see each other in a new light.
Often, Harry reacts with anger. He's not one to take being cheated on lightly, whether it's in a relationship or in a competition. His Gryffindor pride kicks in, and he'll want to confront Draco immediately.