Snape's view of Harry would be completely transformed. Normally, he's so focused on Harry's mistakes and similarities to his father. But if he catches Harry cutting, he'll see a side of Harry that is broken and in pain. He'll no longer be able to simply write Harry off as a brat. Instead, he'll have to face the fact that Harry is a real person with real problems. This could lead to Snape developing a newfound respect for Harry, as he realizes that Harry has been dealing with a lot more than he let on. And it could also make Snape more determined to help Harry, whether it's through magic or just being there for him in the fanfiction.
Snape's view of Harry would likely become more complex. He might see Harry as more vulnerable than he previously thought. His initial disdain might turn into a sort of begrudging concern. He would realize that Harry is dealing with deeper issues than just being the 'Boy Who Lived'.
In the fanfiction world, if Snape finds Harry cutting, he might be initially shocked and angry. He could see it as a sign of Harry's inner turmoil. Snape, despite his complex relationship with Harry, might feel a sense of responsibility. He might immediately take steps to stop Harry from further harming himself, perhaps using his magic to heal the cuts. And then he would likely question Harry about why he was doing such a thing, trying to get to the root of the problem.
Snape's view of Harry might become more sympathetic. He would see Harry as a victim rather than just an annoying student. This could lead to a softening of his attitude towards Harry in general.
Well, Snape has always had a complex relationship with Harry. When he finds Harry cutting himself in this fanfiction, he might be angry at first, thinking it's a sign of weakness. But then, as he realizes the depth of Harry's pain, he could soften. He might start to see Harry more as a troubled child rather than just James Potter's son. Snape could use his knowledge of potions to create something to heal the physical wounds and also try to offer some form of emotional support, albeit in his own gruff way.
Snape's view of Harry would likely soften. He would see that Harry has a difficult home life, which could make him more sympathetic towards Harry. He might stop being so harsh in his treatment of Harry at Hogwarts.
Snape would likely be shocked and then enraged. Harry is supposed to be the hero of the wizarding world, and seeing him drunk would be a huge disappointment. He would most likely drag Harry to his office, lecture him about propriety and the expectations placed on him as a wizard, and probably assign some form of punishment like a long detention. But as he observes Harry more closely during this time, he might start to wonder what drove Harry to this and if there are deeper issues that need to be addressed.
Well, at first Harry might be very suspicious. But as Snape shows consistent care, Harry could start to see him in a new light. Maybe he realizes that Snape has more layers than he thought. He might begin to understand that Snape's past actions were more complex than just being mean to him.
In a scenario where Draco finds Harry cutting fanfiction, it could potentially change the dynamic between them. Fanfiction often involves a lot of creativity and personal investment from the writer or editor (in this case, Harry). Draco might not understand this at first. But if he takes a moment to think about it, he could realize that Harry has a passion for this fictional world in a different way. It could be a moment of growth for Draco, where he starts to see Harry not just as an enemy but as a person with diverse interests. Or, it could go the other way and just be another source of conflict between them, with Draco making fun of Harry's hobby and Harry getting defensive.
His relationship with Hermione and Ron would be different. They might be a bit jealous at first of his new powers. But they would also be curious and try to help him understand his demigod side.
The relationship would become more complex. Snape would have a certain level of control over Harry as his familiar. This would force Snape to be more responsible for Harry's well - being. Harry, in turn, would have to rely on Snape in a new way.
The relationship would become extremely strained. Harry would likely go from having some level of respect or at least tolerance for Snape to feeling intense hatred. He might avoid Snape at all costs and even start to plot revenge in his head.