harry after sirius death fanfiction

In many fanfictions, Harry becomes more withdrawn after Sirius' death. He might lose his trust in the adults around him more easily, feeling that they couldn't protect Sirius, so he tries to be more self - reliant. He also could become more brooding and angry, his emotions more volatile as he grapples with the sudden and tragic loss.

One common change is that he becomes moodier. The loss of Sirius is a huge blow, and he may swing between being extremely sad and angry. Another change could be that he is less likely to take risks without thinking. Sirius' death makes him more cautious as he realizes the consequences of recklessness.

After Sirius dies, Harry is in a really tough place. He feels like a part of his family has been ripped away. He may start to question his own actions that led to Sirius being in the Department of Mysteries in the first place. Harry will also feel a sense of loneliness, even with his friends around. But over time, he'll remember the lessons Sirius taught him, about being brave and standing up for what's right. This will give him the strength to move forward, and he'll use his memories of Sirius as a source of motivation in his fight against Voldemort.

He becomes more withdrawn. Harry was always a bit guarded, but now he's even more so. He doesn't open up as easily to new people or even his old friends sometimes. He's also more determined. The loss of Sirius makes him more resolute in his fight against Voldemort, as if he has a personal vendetta now more than ever.

In some fanfictions, Harry becomes more determined to fight against Voldemort. He channels his grief into training harder and becoming a stronger wizard. He often has flashbacks of Sirius which fuel his anger towards the Death Eaters and Voldemort, seeing them as the root cause of his loss.

In the original novel, Sirius died at the hands of his cousin Bellatrix Lestrange while trying to save Harry Potter and his friends. Voldemort faked the image of Sirius being tortured by himself in the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic and sent it to Harry Potter through a psychic link. Under the misdirection of Kreacher, Harry Potter thought that Sirius had been captured by Voldemort, so he joined Hermione, Neville, Luna, Ron and other small partners to save Sirius. When they arrived, they found out that it was a scam. Sirius had not been caught by Voldemort at all; it was Voldemort's Death Eaters who were waiting for them. A group of teenagers began to evade and resist the pursuit of the Death Eaters, and Sirius, Lupin, Moody, and other members of the Order rushed to the Ministry of Magic to rescue them when they heard from Snape. Sirius and Bellatrix fought on the dais as the Order of the Phoenix fought the Death Eaters. Sirius dodged Bella's first attack and laughed at her. The second time, the book did not specify what spell Bella used. It only described that "the spell hit his chest..." His eyes went round with horror, and then Sirius fell back into the veil of the archway, disappearing with a look of horror and surprise, never to come out from the other side. Harry tried to climb onto the platform to check, but Lupin held him tight and told him Sirius was dead. In the movie, it was directly stated that Bella used a death curse on Sirius (Avada Kedavra, green) and hit him. However, the first curse Bella used in the book was red, so it was not a death curse. The second curse did not mention the color. It was not clear whether Sirius was killed by the curse or fell into the veil and could not return. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is not enough. Please click to read the novel!

One reason could be Harry's impulsiveness. Harry often jumps into dangerous situations without thinking, and Sirius, being his godfather and having a protective nature, would shout at him to make him realize the risks. For instance, if Harry decides to go after a Death Eater alone.

Maybe someone who witnessed Regulus' death tells Sirius the truth. This person could be a fellow Order member or a magical insider.

One common theme is Harry's struggle with grief and anger. He has lost yet another important person in his life. He might feel a sense of betrayal towards Dumbledore for not being more forthcoming about Sirius' situation. Another theme could be Harry's growth in terms of self - reliance. Without Sirius, he has to figure out a lot on his own. He may also start to question the Order of Phoenix more and whether they are really doing enough to fight Voldemort.

Neville Longbottom could also play a more prominent role. Neville has his own growth arc in the series, and after Sirius's death, he could bond more with Harry over their shared experiences of loss. They could support each other in their fight against the Dark Arts. And perhaps some of the Death Eaters who were involved in Sirius's death could be main characters from the antagonist side, as Harry tries to track them down and bring them to justice.