It can strain their friendship quite a bit. Hermione might start to distance herself from Harry. She could be short - tempered with him, snapping at him for little things that she wouldn't usually care about. For example, if Harry forgets to study for a test like he often does because of his other adventures, Hermione might be more critical than usual and less forgiving, which makes Harry confused and a bit hurt.
The jealousy in this fanfiction scenario can have a complex impact on their friendship. Hermione's pride in her academic achievements is a big part of her character. When Harry gets good grades, she might feel like she's losing her 'edge'. This could make her distance herself from Harry. But as the story progresses, they'll realize that they each have their own strengths and weaknesses. Harry's success in grades doesn't diminish Hermione's intelligence, and they'll learn to support each other again, strengthening their friendship in the long run.
In some cases, it could cause a temporary rift. The shouting might make Hermione question if Harry really values her as a friend. But if they are faced with a common enemy or a big problem at Hogwarts, they would be forced to put aside their differences and work together again, gradually mending their friendship.
At first, it might strain their friendship. Harry could feel hurt and misunderstood, leading to some distance between them. He might avoid Hermione for a while, not wanting to face her anger.
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.
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.
Well, in such a fanfic, it could seriously strain their friendship. Harry might feel betrayed when he discovers Hermione was spying on him for Dumbledore. It could lead to a rift between them as trust is a huge part of their relationship. Harry has always counted on Hermione to be on his side, and this act of spying would make him question that loyalty.
It could strain their friendship a great deal. They might start avoiding each other, which would be really sad considering how close they are in the original series. Their mutual friends like Ron would be caught in the middle, not knowing which side to take.
Well, Hermione could start arguing with Harry. She might say that he misread her actions or expressions. She could bring up past events to show that she has no reason to be jealous, like pointing out her own achievements and contributions which should make her above such petty feelings. And she may also question Harry's motives for saying so, wondering if he is trying to manipulate the situation or her emotions for some other reasons.
Well, they might become closer to Neville. Since they lost Harry, Neville could step in as a more reliable friend. He has always been there and now with Harry out of the picture, they could rely on each other more. Also, they might have a different relationship with the teachers. Without Harry's influence, the teachers might view them in a new light, either more positively or more negatively depending on the situation. For example, Snape might still be mean to them, but McGonagall might be more sympathetic as she sees them dealing with the loss of a friend.