After the defeat of the first Wizarding War, Lucius claimed that he was under the Imperius Curse and that he had not followed Voldemort out of his own will, thus escaping prison. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, it was Cho's best friend Mariette who reported Dumbledore's Army to Umbridge, and despite Dobby's warning, Harry was caught red-handed. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
It's hard to say for certain. The Harry Potter fanfiction community is vast and diverse. Some writers like to create alternative universes where characters have completely different relationships. But given the nature of Harry and Lucius in the original series - one being the hero and the other a Death Eater - making them brothers would require a great deal of imagination and explanation. The writer would need to explore how this new relationship would affect the plot, the other characters, and the overall themes of the story. It might also change the way we view the magical world's social and political structures as they are presented in the books.
Lucius' need in Harry Potter fanfiction could be power. He was always power - hungry in the original books. In fanfiction, this could be explored further. For example, he might try to find new dark magic artifacts or form new alliances to gain more power. He could also need revenge. If he feels that certain characters, like Harry Potter or the Weasley family, have humiliated him or his family, he would seek revenge in various creative ways that fanfiction writers can come up with. Maybe he would use his wealth and influence to undermine their reputations or set up elaborate traps for them.
Yes, there are likely fanfictions with such a concept. Fanfiction writers often come up with creative and out - of - the - box ideas. This particular one might explore an alternate universe where Harry Potter has a very different family origin. However, it would deviate greatly from the original canon of the Harry Potter series.
Harry would probably be extremely cautious. He has a strong sense of right and wrong, and Lucius has been on the wrong side in his eyes. Harry would be analyzing Lucius' every move, trying to understand if this is some sort of new Dark Arts plot or if there's something else going on. He would also be worried about the implications for his friends and the wizarding world in general.
After Voldemort's first downfall, Lucius Malfoy claimed to have been under the Imperius Curse. Not only did he escape trial and Azkaban, he used a large sum of money and connections to preserve his family's wealth and position. After Voldemort's resurrection, Lucius worked as a spy for Voldemort at the Ministry of Magic and continued the gang activities of the Death Eaters. Later, he was caught in the prophecy of the Department of Mysteries, but not long after, Azkaban broke out and Lucius escaped. Finally, because his wife Narcissa had played a part in deceiving Voldemort in the Final Battle, Lucius betrayed many of his fellow Death Eaters and avoided Azkaban. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
Maybe Lucius wants to use Harry for his own gain. Harry is a famous figure in the wizarding world, and Lucius could be thinking of leveraging Harry's status for something, like getting back into the good graces of the wizarding society after his fall from grace.
Lucius may become more conflicted. He starts off as a loyal Death Eater, but having Harry in his care makes him question his loyalty to Voldemort. He might start to see the humanity in Harry and that could soften his cold - hearted nature. For example, he may find himself protecting Harry from other Death Eaters.
Sure, in the realm of fanfiction, the sky's the limit when it comes to pairings. The concept of Harry married to Lucius could be part of a fanfic that aims to rewrite the entire 'Harry Potter' world from a different perspective. Maybe it's a story where the lines between good and evil are blurred, and their relationship is a key element in exploring new magical politics, family dynamics, or even a new form of magic that emerges from their union.
One reason could be for the greater good of the wizarding world. If Lucius is healed, he might be able to turn away from the Dark side and provide useful information about Voldemort's remaining followers.