In this type of fanfiction, one possible scenario could be that Harry's already difficult life at the Dursleys takes a fatal turn. Maybe the neglect and abuse he endures finally become too much for his young body to bear. For example, he could be severely underfed and fall ill without proper medical attention, leading to his death. It would also have a huge impact on the wizarding world. Since Harry was seen as the 'Chosen One', his death might cause chaos and despair among those who were hoping he would defeat Voldemort.
Well, in the 'Harry Potter Dies at the Dursleys' fanfiction, perhaps he could die in an accident. The Dursleys' house is full of potential hazards. He might be doing some chore that the Dursleys forced him to do, like cleaning the attic, and something could fall on him. His death would mean that the prophecy about him and Voldemort would be left unfulfilled. This could lead to a very different future for the wizarding world, with Voldemort possibly reigning supreme without the threat of Harry to oppose him.
They would probably be horrified. The Dursleys detested all things related to magic in the original Harry Potter story. Fanfiction might introduce new and strange magical concepts that would go against their Muggle - centric and magic - hating views.
If the Dursleys watched Harry Potter fanfiction, it would be a complete shock to their system. They have spent so long suppressing Harry's magic and trying to keep their world as normal as possible. Fanfiction often explores different aspects of the wizarding world, some of which might be quite extreme or different from what they think they know. They might initially be very confused, and then probably angry that such things exist. They could also try to stop Harry from having any access to it, thinking it would further fuel his 'unnatural' interest in magic.
In the original story, Harry survives his time at the Dursleys and goes on to Hogwarts. But in this fanfiction, his death at the Dursleys' is a huge deviation. It means there's no journey to Hogwarts, no making friends with Ron and Hermione, and no learning magic in the traditional way. It's a completely different path from the start.
In some Harry Potter fanfictions, the Dursleys are depicted as nice. This could be a really interesting take. It might show how they could have been different if they hadn't been so influenced by their dislike for magic. Maybe they could have supported Harry more, or at least been less cruel. For example, a fanfiction could explore a scenario where Vernon Dursleys actually encourages Harry's academic achievements at school, instead of always putting him down.
One way the Dursleys can be good in fanfiction is if they are forced to face the consequences of their actions early on. For instance, they might receive a warning from the wizarding world that if they don't treat Harry well, there will be serious repercussions. So they start to be nicer to him. They could provide him with a proper room, better food, and allow him to have friends over.
Well, it's hard to say exactly. Maybe Mr. Dursley would be outraged at how his family is being fictionalized in these fan - created stories. He's so proper and hates anything out of the ordinary. Mrs. Dursley might be more interested in how people are writing about her cooking or how she runs the household in these fanfic versions. Dudley, on the other hand, might just be confused as to why anyone would write stories about his family at all.
In a fanfic, the Dursleys might face charges for their mistreatment of Harry. They could be put on trial by the wizarding world for things like emotional abuse and neglect. For example, they made Harry live in a cupboard under the stairs and treated him like a servant. They might be found guilty and face various punishments, such as having their magic - related memories modified or being exiled from the wizard - protected areas near their home.
In such a fanfiction, perhaps Harry Potter could be left alone in a dangerous situation, like being locked in a cellar by some dark wizards and no one comes to rescue him. As a result, he slowly succumbs to hunger, thirst or an attack from some dark creatures, ultimately dying from neglect.
No. In the original 'Harry Potter' series, the Dursleys are presented as Muggles who dislike anything related to magic. Fanfiction is a concept more associated with fans of the series, and the Dursleys would have no interest in it.
The Dursleys could also cripple Harry emotionally in fanfiction. Their constant belittling, isolating him from others, and treating him like a burden could break his spirit. This emotional crippling might make it difficult for Harry to trust people, form relationships, or even fully embrace his wizarding identity. He may become withdrawn and lack the confidence needed to face the challenges in the wizarding world.