draco abuses hermione snape saves her fanfiction

Well, it could be that Draco, in his pure - blood pride and influenced by his family's views, targets Hermione. Maybe he uses some dark magic or just plain bullying. Snape, despite his often cold exterior, might save her because he secretly admires Hermione's intelligence or perhaps he has a deeper reason related to his own past with the Gryffindors or his hidden loyalties. For example, he could see a bit of himself in Hermione's determination to succeed in a world that is often against her.

Snape would probably be very stern with Draco. He might give him a severe scolding and deduct points from Slytherin. Snape is a strict teacher and he won't tolerate such behavior from his own house students.

Well, perhaps Snape uses his position as a teacher to step in. He could have been observing the situation secretly and when Draco was about to do something harmful to Hermione, Snape intervened with a firm command or some magic spell to stop Draco in his tracks.

One reason could be Snape's sense of justice. Despite his often - cold exterior, he might not tolerate Draco's bullying behavior towards Hermione.

In fanfiction, such a plot is often a deviation from the original spirit of the 'Harry Potter' series. J.K. Rowling's original works do not have such a relationship. Fanfiction sometimes creates extreme or untrue scenarios for the sake of creating drama or exploring different relationships. So, in the context of the official story, it's not true.

Well, in some versions, Snape might use his magic skills and authority within Hogwarts. He could place protective spells around Hermione or keep a watchful eye on her movements, ensuring Draco can't get close to her without his knowledge.

Smape could potentially help Hermione by uncovering Draco's secrets. If he can find out what Draco is planning or what makes him act abusively towards Hermione, Smape can use that information to stop Draco. He could also offer Hermione emotional support, as he might have some understanding of what it's like to be bullied or mistreated, given his own past experiences at Hogwarts.

One possible reason could be that Snape sees Hermione's value as a brilliant student. He might recognize her potential and not want it to be wasted just because of her dad's actions or situation. Maybe he has a sense of justice deep down, despite his often cold exterior.

In the wizarding community at large, he could become an outcast. Other wizards and witches would likely look down on him, and he might find it difficult to get support or make alliances in the future. His actions could also lead to him being targeted by those who support Hermione and want justice for her.

He could use his position of authority. Snape might confront the abuser directly. Since he's a teacher, he has the power to intimidate and put a stop to any immediate harm. He could also give Hermione a safe place to stay, like his own quarters (if it's within the rules of the fanfiction world).