Yes, there are likely fanfictions out there with this concept. Fanfiction writers often come up with creative and alternative family relationships for characters. They might explore how Harry's story would be different if he were McGonagall's son, perhaps delving into different character dynamics and plot developments within the magical world of Harry Potter.
One great fanfiction in this genre is 'A New Beginning' where McGonagall steps in to rescue Harry from his abusive relatives. It beautifully shows how she nurtures him and helps him grow in confidence.
In most proper Harry Potter fanfiction, McGonagall is a strict but fair character. If Harry were to break school rules in a fanfic, she might punish him as she does in the original books. However, it depends on the plot and the writer's interpretation of her character.
There's also 'McGonagall's Legacy'. This fanfiction focuses on how McGonagall influenced generations of students. It has some really heart - warming moments as it shows her teaching and mentoring. It gives a new perspective on her character that you might not get from the original books.
Yes, there are likely some fanfictions out there with such a plot. Fanfiction writers often come up with creative and unexpected relationships between characters. This kind of concept can lead to very interesting stories, exploring different aspects of the Harry Potter universe and how such a relationship would change the dynamics between the characters we know so well.
She might use her magic skills to shield Harry from physical harm. For example, she could cast protective spells like a strong shield charm when Harry is in danger from dark wizards. Also, she may use her authority in Hogwarts to keep him away from those who wish to harm him, like making sure he is not alone in dangerous areas of the school.
Some characters in the harem might be developed as admirers of McGonagall's strict yet fair teaching style. They could be shown as constantly trying to impress her with their magical skills, like a young wizard who practices transfiguration just to get her attention.
Perhaps when Harry is wrongly accused of something, and McGonagall uses her influence and knowledge to prove his innocence. She stands up for him in front of the whole school or the wizarding authorities, which is a very significant moment of her protecting Harry.
Yes. In the Harry Potter universe, the concept of hating 'mudbloods' is a form of bigotry. The original series promotes love, acceptance, and the fight against discrimination. A fanfiction with this title seems to go against the core values of the series.
Well, this kind of fanfiction might be an interesting take on the character. It could explore a darker side of Harry Potter that we don't often see in the original series. Maybe the author wants to show how all the pressure and trauma he has endured could lead to a more cynical view of those around him.