His character might become more confident. Growing up with the Greengrass family, he may not face the same kind of abuse as with the Dursleys. So, he could be more self - assured from the start. For example, he might be more willing to speak up in class.
In this fanfic, Harry's character development would be a complex process. At first, he might struggle with identity issues. He's used to being 'Harry Potter, the boy who lived' but now he's also 'Harry, part of the Greengrass family'. As he grows, he could become more independent - minded. The Greengrass family's influence might encourage him to think for himself more. He would also develop a stronger sense of loyalty to his new family. This loyalty could drive his actions and decisions, leading to him being more protective of his new family members. His moral compass might also shift slightly as he is exposed to different views within the Greengrass family, making for a very interesting and multi - faceted character development.
Harry's character could develop a more Slytherin - like quality. Since he's raised by the Greengrass family, he may be influenced by their values which could be more in line with Slytherin house. He might be more cunning in his decision - making, not in a bad way but in a way that helps him survive and thrive in the wizarding world. He could also be more diplomatic, learning to navigate the complex social structures of the wizarding world more easily. This would be a significant change from his more impulsive nature in the original series.
Harry's character would be more attuned to the deeper magics. He would be less likely to jump into things without thinking. Since Flamel is a master of alchemy, Harry might be more interested in the scientific aspects of magic. He would also have a greater respect for life and magic's power, as Flamel, with his long life, would instill in Harry a sense of wonder and caution about the forces they deal with.
He'd be more disciplined. His character would be shaped by military values. He'd be less likely to act impulsively and more likely to think things through strategically.
He'd be tougher. Hiei's no - nonsense attitude would rub off on him. Harry would be more likely to take risks without hesitation.
His character might develop in a more self - interested way. Growing up with the Malfoys, he may not have the same selfless hero complex as in the original. He could be more focused on protecting his family (the Malfoys) and their status in the wizarding world.
His character would become more rugged. Instead of the somewhat sheltered and naive Harry we see at the start of the original series, he'd be tough - minded. Burt Gummer's influence would make him more of a fighter from the get - go.
Harry Potter's character would likely develop a stronger sense of independence. Since Jack Frost is often portrayed as a solitary figure, Harry might learn to rely on himself more. He could also develop a sense of wonder for the natural elements, especially ice and snow. His values might shift towards a more elemental view of magic, and he might be less interested in the politics and social hierarchy within the wizarding world. His sense of justice could still be strong, but it would be more in line with the unyielding nature of ice, being very firm and unwavering.
Harry's character would be shaped by Sirius' values. Sirius values loyalty above all else, and Harry would grow up with a deeper understanding of what it means to be loyal to friends and family. He would also be more in touch with his emotions. Sirius, having suffered so much, would encourage Harry to express his feelings. This would make Harry a more well - rounded and emotionally intelligent character compared to the sometimes stoic Harry in the original series.
Well, one interesting plot could be how Harry adapts to a different family environment. Growing up with the Greengrass family might expose him to different magical traditions and values compared to the Dursleys. Maybe he learns unique spells or has a different approach to dealing with Hogwarts politics.
Harry's character would undergo a significant transformation. The Cullens' values of self - sacrifice and protecting the family would influence him. He'd likely become more empathetic towards non - human beings. His magic might be used in more creative ways to adapt to the Cullens' lifestyle. For instance, he could use magic to make their home more vampire - friendly. His confidence would grow as he learns from the Cullens' strong family bond.
He would likely be more confident. Growing up with gods would give him a sense of self - assurance that he lacks in the original story. He might be less hesitant in using his powers.