harry potter stops hiding fanfic

Perhaps it implies that within the fanfic, Harry Potter has been in a situation where he was hiding, like from some new threat or an old enemy that has resurfaced. And then, for some reason, he decides to stop that. It could be due to a newfound courage, or he realizes that hiding is not the solution to the problems he's facing in the fan - created plot.

It's interesting because it goes against the common perception of Harry Potter sometimes having to hide in the original series. Seeing him break that pattern in a fanfic can bring new and exciting plot twists.

Maybe Harry has faced so many traumas and disappointments in the wizarding world that he just decides to distance himself from all the chaos. For example, he might be tired of the constant battles against the Dark Arts and the politics within Hogwarts and the Ministry. He could stop caring about his reputation as 'the Chosen One' and simply want to live a quiet life, away from the spotlight and the expectations.

Well, it would change the power dynamic. Usually, Dumbledore is seen as a guiding figure for Harry. If Harry stops listening, he might make more mistakes as he lacks Dumbledore's wisdom. For example, in battles, he might not make the strategic decisions that Dumbledore would have advised.

There's not enough information to determine exactly who Harry is. He could be a regular fanfic writer who uses the name Harry, or it could be a character within a particular fanfic universe who has this change in behavior regarding fanfic.

One interesting fanfic could be 'The Hidden Years of the Potters'. It delves deep into how James and Lily managed to stay hidden for a while. It shows their daily struggles, like finding a safe place to live and getting supplies without being detected. It also explores their relationship during that time, how they coped with the fear of being found by Voldemort.

Another dilemma could be the reason for hiding the body. If it's to protect someone he loves, is it right to sacrifice the truth for that? For example, if his best friend killed someone in a moment of rage, and Harry hides the body to save his friend from Azkaban, he's essentially allowing his friend to escape punishment for a serious crime. This challenges the idea of fairness and the rule of law in the wizarding society.

It could also be a more complex plot where Harry is under the influence of a dark spell that makes him commit the act of killing, and he has to hide the body while struggling to break the spell. He may be in a race against time, not only to hide his deed but also to find a way to reverse the spell before it's too late.

The concept of 'Harry Potter stops Dumbledore' might also be related to character development. Harry has always respected Dumbledore, but as he matures, he may start to question Dumbledore's actions. By stopping Dumbledore, he is asserting his own beliefs and values. It could be in a situation where Dumbledore's actions were endangering the school or their friends. Harry, having a different perspective from his own experiences, decides to intervene to protect what he holds dear.

Dumbledore would also be affected. As a mentor - like figure to Harry, he has certain expectations and plans for Harry. If Harry stops caring, Dumbledore's grand schemes against Voldemort might be derailed. He would have to find a new way to motivate Harry or adjust his strategies.