Her mere existence could stir up a lot of gossip and speculation. Some students might be curious about her and try to befriend her to get closer to the truth. Others might be afraid of her because of her connection to Snape. This would create a whole new social web within Hogwarts, disrupting the usual cliques and hierarchies.
If she discovers some of Snape's old potions recipes or magical knowledge, she could share it with the Hogwarts faculty and students. This would not only improve the potions classes but also make her a respected figure in the school. And her presence might also make the students re - evaluate their views on Snape, which would in turn change the overall atmosphere at Hogwarts.
Well, it could be about the daughter of Snape secretly having feelings for Draco Malfoy. Maybe she's been in the shadows all this time, and when she meets Draco, there's an instant attraction. Their relationship might develop against the backdrop of the wizarding world's politics and power struggles.
Dumbledore could be an important character too. He might be aware of Snape's daughter's existence and see the potential in her relationship with Draco. He could be the one guiding them, or at least observing from afar, making sure their relationship doesn't cause any major disruptions in the wizarding world.
Another plot could be that Snape's daughter is enrolled at Hogwarts without anyone knowing her true identity. She has to navigate the school while hiding her relation to Snape. She might be sorted into Slytherin like her father and face challenges and prejudices from students who still view Snape as a dark figure. But as time passes, she shows them that she is her own person with her own values, while also honoring her father's memory.
The bullying dynamic can add a layer of unease. If Lily is bullying Snape, it might change how students interact in the common rooms or in classes. Some might be afraid to get involved, while others might try to stop it, causing various conflicts within the Hogwarts community. Also, it could potentially influence the way teachers view the students, especially if they notice the situation.
His wife could be a former Hogwarts student he met during his own school days. She might be from a different house and they fell in love secretly.
It would definitely shake things up. The Gryffindors and Slytherins have a long - standing rivalry. With Harry, a well - known Gryffindor, befriending Snape, a Slytherin, it could start to break down some of those barriers. Students might be more open to interacting with those from different houses.
Perhaps the story in the 'snape's secret family fanfiction' is centered around how Snape's secret family discovers his double life. His family might be living in a secluded place, and they start to suspect something when Snape is constantly away on 'business' for Hogwarts. They could then start to investigate and uncover the truth about his role in the fight against the Dark Lord.
It might also change the relationship between James and his friends. If James is attacked by Snape, his friends might become more protective of him, leading to more conflict between them and Snape's supporters. Or, they could start to question James' actions that led to the attack in the first place.
Snape is a complex and often brooding character. His daughter might initially find it difficult to get close to him. He would probably be strict in teaching her magic, especially potions. But his underlying love and protectiveness would show in small ways, like making sure she has all the ingredients she needs for her potions work. His reserved nature might make her feel like he doesn't care much, but as she grows older, she would understand that his actions speak louder than his words.
Snape's behavior could change drastically. He might become more protective of Harry if the secret was something that made Harry vulnerable. Or he could become more distant if the secret was something he disapproved of.