harry and ginny marriage law fanfiction

Harry and Ginny are the main characters. Harry, with his lightning - bolt scar and his history of facing great evils, and Ginny, with her fiery spirit and her deep love for Harry. In this fanfiction about the marriage law, they are the ones whose relationship is shaped by the law. Other characters like their friends Hermione and Ron may also play important supporting roles, but Harry and Ginny are at the heart of the story.

One interesting plot could be how they navigate the new rules and regulations set by the marriage law. For example, they might have to deal with property arrangements in a magical context.

Ginny may develop from a young, somewhat rebellious witch into a more understanding and empathetic person. The forced marriage situation might make her look beyond her initial impressions of Snape. Snape, too, could change. He might become less cold and more open to the idea of love and family. He may start to see Ginny not just as a student's sister but as an equal partner.

Ginny, on the other hand, could become more confident in her role as a wife and eventually a mother. She was always a strong - willed character, but now she uses that strength to support Harry in his post - war responsibilities and also to build their own little world together. For example, she might be the one to organize family get - togethers and keep everyone in touch.

In some fanfictions, the marriage law plot leads to a situation where Ginny and Draco have to navigate the complex politics of the wizarding world together. Their marriage becomes a symbol of unity between different factions. They might face opposition from both the Weasley family and the Malfoy family, but they find common ground in their desire to change the old ways of thinking in the wizarding community.

In a Marriage Law fanfiction, their relationship would be a slow - burning one. Initially, they'd be at odds because of their family backgrounds and personal beliefs. However, as they are forced to live in the same house, they start to notice little things about each other. Draco might notice how Ginny is always there for her friends and family, and Ginny might notice Draco's intelligence and his hidden softer side. Small interactions like cooking together or taking care of the house gradually break down the barriers between them. Eventually, they fall in love, but not without many bumps in the road due to their past differences and the external pressures of the wizarding society around them.

One interesting plot point could be how Ginny and Snape initially react to the marriage law. Ginny might be in shock and disbelief as she has had no prior romantic feelings for Snape. Snape, on the other hand, might be conflicted between his loyalty to the law and his own complex emotions. Another point could be how they navigate their relationship in the wizarding society that is likely to be full of gossip and judgment.

In many cases, the development is also driven by external factors. For instance, there could be a threat to the wizarding world that requires their combined efforts. They realize that they need to put aside their differences and work together. This cooperation over time turns into a deeper emotional connection. They start to respect each other's abilities and slowly fall in love despite their initial animosity.

One idea could be that due to the marriage law, Draco and Ginny are forced together. At first, they are hostile towards each other because of their past differences. Draco's pure - blood pride clashes with Ginny's Weasley independence. But as time goes on, they start to see the good in each other. For example, Draco realizes Ginny's bravery and Ginny sees that Draco is not as bad as she thought.

At the very beginning, there would be a lot of resistance from both of them. Ginny would be furious about being paired with someone like Draco, who has caused so much trouble for her friends in the past. Draco, on the other hand, might be resentful of being forced to marry a Weasley. But as they interact more, small things could start to change. For instance, Draco might be impressed by Ginny's skills in magic, which are quite good despite her not being from a pure - blood family. And Ginny might start to question her initial view of Draco when she sees him being kind to a house - elf or something like that. These little moments could slowly chip away at their initial animosity.