If Hermione was Harry's sister, the relationship between her and Harry would be more family - oriented. Ron might initially be a bit jealous as he has to share his two best friends in a different way. But overall, they could form a really strong trio with a new family - like bond.
Well, for one, Hermione and Harry would have a closer bond that comes with being siblings. Ron would probably feel like he's on the outside a bit more at first. But as time goes on, they would all adapt. Hermione and Harry might be more protective of each other, and Ron would have to respect that new family connection. They would still go on adventures together, but there would be this added family dynamic that would change how they interact.
Well, it makes their relationship even more complex. Ron might feel a bit left out at first because Harry and Hermione have this new, deeper connection. But then he realizes that it doesn't change their friendship. Harry and Hermione, on the other hand, might be more protective of each other than before.
If Hermione were Harry's sister, Ron might be a bit more intimidated at first. He has always had a crush on Hermione, and this new connection could make him feel like he has to be on his best behavior. However, as time goes on, he would probably get used to it and their relationship could become even stronger, as Ron would see Hermione as an even more important part of his life through her connection to Harry.
The relationship between all three could become more complex. Hermione's bad treatment of Harry might make Ron more protective of Harry, causing a rift between Hermione and Ron as well. In the original series, they are a tight - knit trio, but in this fanfiction, the balance is thrown off. For example, they might not be as effective in fighting against the dark forces or solving mysteries together because of the tension.
It would likely cause a great deal of strain. Harry would probably feel betrayed and angry at Hermione. Their friendship, which was once strong, would be severely damaged.
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.
Well, it really depends on how the fanfiction is written. Some might show Ron being completely outraged and cutting off his friendship with them. But in other versions, Ron could be more understanding. He might see that Hermione and Harry have a special connection that he wasn't fully aware of. He could initially be confused and a bit resentful, but as he witnesses their love growing, he might start to support them, seeing that their relationship doesn't mean he loses his place in their lives.
Well, it could make their relationship more protective. Harry might be even more determined to keep Hermione safe, like a real brother would. And Hermione could be more open with her feelings towards Harry, not just as a friend but as family.
Their relationship could become deeper. Meeting Hermione's relatives would mean Harry is getting more involved in her personal life, which might make them closer. They would share more experiences related to her family, and this could lead to more understanding and trust between them.
If Hermione were a Parselmouth, Harry might initially be a bit wary because of his own connection to Voldemort as a Parselmouth. But eventually, he would come to trust her fully. Ron, on the other hand, would probably be more openly shocked and it might take him longer to adjust. He might be a bit scared at first, but over time, their friendship would remain strong as Hermione uses her ability for good.
They would become more reliant on each other. Their relationship would shift from just being friends to co - parents. There would be a deeper level of intimacy and shared responsibility.