Well, initially, their relationship could be based on mutual respect for what they've both been through during the war. As time passes, they find common interests like their love for magical creatures or ancient spells. This shared passion leads to more interactions. Harry might introduce Susan to his friends from Hogwarts, and she could introduce him to her family. Through these social interactions and their shared experiences in the post - war world, their relationship blossoms into a loving and committed one.
Their relationship might develop gradually. They could start as friends, sharing their post - war traumas and slowly realize they have deeper feelings for each other. Maybe they start spending more time together, going for walks in the Forbidden Forest or having tea in Hogsmeade.
They could be two ordinary friends who have just decided that they need a change in their lives. Maybe they've grown up together in a small English town and now want to see what the world outside England has to offer.
Another way is through shared interests. They might all be interested in a particular area of magic, like ancient runes or potions. As they explore this interest together, they learn more about each other's values and beliefs. This mutual understanding helps their relationship to grow and evolve, and they become close friends who support each other through various challenges in the wizarding world.
Their relationship could start off rocky. For instance, if they have different cleanliness standards. Harry might be a neat freak and Susan more laid - back about cleaning. But as they communicate more, they start to respect each other's ways. Harry could learn to be more relaxed and Susan might make an effort to be tidier. This new - found understanding could lead to a deeper friendship where they share their secrets and fears.
In the fanfiction, their relationship could be jump - started by a magical accident. Maybe a spell gone wrong binds them in a way that they have to rely on each other closely. During this time, they learn about each other's deepest fears and desires. Harry realizes that Susan is someone he can trust completely, and Susan sees Harry as more than just the famous Boy Who Lived. This intense experience would lead to a rapid development of their relationship, and they would end up getting married.
It could develop gradually. At first, they might be a bit shy around each other, but as they get to know each other better, they become more comfortable. They would support each other's dreams. For example, if Harry wants to continue his work with Dumbledore's Army in some way, Susan would be right there beside him. And vice versa, if Susan wants to pursue a career in magical law enforcement, Harry would encourage her.
First, focus on building the characters. Develop Harry and Susan's personalities, their likes and dislikes, and what makes them unique. Then, create a believable world for their relationship to exist in. Next, introduce conflict. This could be external, like opposition from their friends or family, or internal, such as their own insecurities. Also, use descriptive language to bring their relationship to life. For example, describe how they look at each other, the little touches they share. And don't forget to have a clear plot arc that leads to a satisfying conclusion.
Well, perhaps they go on a journey to discover new magical places that were previously unknown or forgotten during the war. Along the way, they face various challenges and meet new characters. Their relationship deepens as they rely on each other to overcome these obstacles. And they might also be on a mission to help those who were affected by the war in different ways.
Perhaps the ring has a prophecy associated with it. When Harry gets it and meets Susan, they start to unravel the prophecy together. This could lead them to different magical places and introduce new characters along the way.
One common theme is the discovery of self. Harry and Susan often help each other to find out more about themselves. For example, Harry might show Susan how to be braver in the face of danger, and Susan might teach Harry about a different aspect of the wizarding community.
Maybe in the fanfiction, Susan has some actions or traits that Harry doesn't like. For example, she could be really self - centered and always puts her own needs before others. This might make Harry, who perhaps values kindness and selflessness, to hate her.