When they argue in fanfiction, it initially puts a lot of stress on their friendship. They might say hurtful things in the heat of the moment. However, this can also be a turning point. If they communicate openly about what led to the argument, it can deepen their understanding of each other. On the other hand, if they let the argument fester, it could lead to a long - term rift in their friendship. It all depends on how they handle the aftermath of the argument.
It can strain their friendship. An argument might make them avoid each other for a while, creating a sense of distance. But if they truly value their friendship, they'll eventually come back together and resolve their differences, making their bond even stronger in the end.
The fight could also make them re - evaluate their relationship with Hermione and each other. They might realize that they've been taking their friendship for granted. For instance, Harry might think about how important Ron is to him, not just as a friend but also as someone who has always been there, and the same for Ron. And they'll have to work hard to repair their friendship.
In fanfiction, their friendship often develops through shared challenges. For example, when they face a new dark magic threat in the wizarding world, they rely on each other more. Harry's leadership, Ron's humor in tough situations, and Hermione's knowledge combine to make them closer. They also develop their friendship by having deep conversations about their fears and hopes for the future. Maybe Harry shares his concerns about being the Chosen One, and Ron and Hermione support him wholeheartedly.
It can strain their relationship. If the argument is really bad, they might avoid each other for a while. But it could also be a chance for them to grow closer if they resolve it well.
It can strain their relationship. If the argument is really intense, they might not trust each other as much immediately afterwards. For example, Harry might start to question Sirius' motives and Sirius could feel that Harry doesn't respect his experience.
At first, it could strain their friendship. There might be a period of coldness between them where they avoid each other.
Often, their friendship evolves as they learn to understand each other's weaknesses. Ron realizes that Harry has a heavy burden as the Chosen One, and Harry comes to understand Ron's need for recognition. They support each other in these aspects, which helps their friendship to develop. For instance, when Ron is feeling overshadowed by Harry's fame, Harry makes an effort to include Ron in important matters more, and Ron starts to be more confident in his own abilities because of Harry's trust in him.
Well, Harry might feel really torn. He's best friends with both of them. At first, he might try to stay neutral, but it could be difficult. If he sides with Ron, Hermione could be hurt, and vice versa. Maybe he tries to mediate at first, but if the break - up is really bitter, he may have to choose who to be closer to, which would be a really tough decision for him.
Well, it could initially strain their friendship. Ron might be taken aback and feel a bit betrayed. After all, he's Harry's best mate and this sudden romantic development between Harry and Hermione might seem like it's coming out of nowhere to him. But if they handle it right, Ron could come around. Maybe he realizes that their friendship is more important than any jealousy he might feel.
Fanfiction expands it by creating new scenarios. For example, they might go on a journey outside of Hogwarts together, facing challenges that test their friendship in ways not seen in the original books.
It could severely damage their friendship. Harry might feel betrayed and hurt, not only physically but also emotionally. It would take a lot of effort from both sides to repair the relationship, if it can be repaired at all.