The fanfic might explore Hermione's character growth by showing how she copes with this regret. She may start to be more assertive about her feelings and desires in relationships. For example, she could learn to communicate better about what she really wants in a partner. Also, her regret could lead her to be more in tune with her own emotions and not just focus on practical aspects like she did when choosing Ron.
Well, it shows her self - reflection. By regretting her choice, she is re - evaluating her past decisions, which is a sign of growth. She's not just blindly sticking to what she did before but is looking at her relationships more critically.
In this fanfic, the relationship between Hermione and Ron might be explored through the eyes of other characters. For instance, Harry might notice the small glances and touches between them that he hadn't paid much attention to before. It could also show how their relationship affects the group dynamic. With Hermione choosing Ron, it changes the way the trio interacts. And it could explore their future together, imagining how they would build a life as a couple in the wizarding world, dealing with things like family, career, and their place in the wizarding society.
In the fanfic, Hermione might regret choosing Ron over Harry because Harry has a different level of understanding when it comes to her academic pursuits. Harry, having faced the challenges of fighting Voldemort from a young age, might have a deeper respect for Hermione's thirst for knowledge and her need to constantly learn and improve. Ron, on the other hand, sometimes showed impatience with Hermione's studious nature.
Maybe in the fanfic, Ron's laziness becomes more pronounced over time. Hermione is highly ambitious and hard - working, and she might find Ron's lack of drive frustrating, making her regret her choice.
It shatters the idealized view of their relationship. In the original story, they are seen as a somewhat unlikely but ultimately happy couple. But in this fanfic, it shows that there were underlying issues that could lead to regret.
The author might show Hermione as more introspective. She could be constantly reflecting on her relationship with Ron and realizing the things she overlooked before. For example, she might recall how their differences in values were always there but she ignored them in the heat of the moment. She may also be shown as more independent, trying to break free from the relationship and re - discover herself. Maybe she starts to focus more on her career and personal growth outside of the relationship, highlighting how she has changed from the girl who was once head - over - heels for Ron.
It might show the different dynamics. For example, it could highlight the unspoken rivalry between Ron and Harry for Hermione's affection. Also, it can explore how Hermione's choice affects her friendship with Harry. Maybe it makes their relationship more strained or forces them to redefine their friendship boundaries.
It shows that the relationships are complex. Hermione's choice of Ron over Harry makes it clear that love and friendship are not always about the 'hero' figure. Harry may be the hero in the main story, but in matters of the heart, Hermione sees Ron differently. It explores how friendship can co - exist with romantic feelings, as Hermione has a strong friendship with both but chooses Ron romantically.
She might be heartbroken. Hermione is a strong - willed character, but being cheated on would surely shatter her. She could initially be in disbelief, given her trust in Ron. Then, she might become angry and start to distance herself from Ron, focusing more on her own studies or other relationships, like her friendship with Sirius.
Maybe Harry uses his magic skills to immobilize Ron. He could cast a spell like 'Petrificus Totalus' on Ron right when he's about to attack Hermione, thus stopping the beating.
Well, he could use his magic skills. Maybe he casts a powerful spell on Ron to stop him and then takes Hermione to a safe place, like Hogwarts where there are protective enchantments.