Often, Harry will offer her a handkerchief or a tissue if there is one available. He might also put his arm around her in a comforting gesture. In 'The Common Room Crisis' fanfic, he does just that and then stays with her, listening intently as she pours out her feelings. He is patient and understanding, which is in line with his character in the original books. He tries to make her laugh or at least smile by sharing a joke or a funny memory. This shows his deep friendship and care for Hermione.
She probably comforts him right away. Hermione is a very empathetic person. She might give him a big hug and let him cry on her shoulder.
Harry might immediately rush to her side and comfort her. He could put his arm around her and ask her what's wrong in a gentle voice.
Harry might be initially shocked. He's used to seeing Draco as this tough, arrogant Slytherin. But then, he could feel a bit of pity. He might approach Draco tentatively and ask what's wrong. Harry has a good heart, and despite their past differences, he wouldn't just leave Draco crying. He may even offer some words of comfort or a handkerchief if he has one.
She might be initially shocked. After all, Draco is usually seen as this tough Slytherin. But then she could feel sympathy. For instance, she might offer him a handkerchief without saying much at first.
He might be initially startled. Snape is used to seeing Hermione as a strong - willed and confident student. So seeing her crying could catch him off - guard. But then he might quickly put on his usual cold facade and ask her curtly what's wrong.
Sirius would probably be very concerned. He might immediately ask her what's wrong and offer her a handkerchief to dry her tears. He has a bit of a wild side, but he also has a big heart, especially when it comes to those he cares about or sees as in need of help.
Hermione would likely be a mix of disappointed and worried. Disappointed because Harry is usually responsible, and worried because she cares about him. So she'd probably try to figure out why he got drunk in the first place.
Well, it could be that he's feeling the weight of his destiny. Harry has so much on his shoulders, like fighting Voldemort. Maybe he just had a particularly tough encounter with the Dark Arts or lost someone dear in the fight against the dark side. Another reason might be his feeling of isolation. Despite having friends, there are times when he feels alone in his battle.
Harry could initially be in shock. He's always counted on Hermione, so her abandonment would be a huge blow. He might feel a sense of betrayal and confusion.
He might be initially shocked. After all, he has always seen Hermione as a friend, and suddenly finding out she's his twin would turn his world upside down. He could feel a mix of confusion, excitement, and also a bit of unease as he tries to understand how this could be possible and what it means for their relationship and his own identity.