What happened to the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor in Harry Potter?

Harry Potter's book list for the second Harry Potter book is all about Defense Against the Dark Arts. This is because in the background of the second Harry Potter book, the students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry are under the threat of a dark force. Defense Against the Dark Arts was one of the main subjects taught at Hogwarts, so Harry needed to learn it to protect himself and the others. In addition, Defense Against the Dark Arts was one of Harry's core strengths as a mage, so he needed to constantly learn and improve his strength.

One great 'Harry Potter Defense teacher fanfiction' is 'The Unlikely Professor'. It imagines a character from the original series in a new role as the Defense teacher. The story has interesting plot twists and really delves into the character's backstory and how it affects their teaching style.

Severus Snape is often a popular character in these fanfictions. His complex personality and his own skills in the Dark Arts make for interesting reinterpretations as a defense professor. Another popular one is Sirius Black. Fans like to imagine him as a defense professor, bringing his rebellious and brave nature to the classroom.

One common theme is self - discovery. Harry, in the role of the Defense Professor, often discovers new aspects of himself. Another theme is mentorship. He has to mentor the students, which is a big part of these fanfics.

Well, there's a fanfic titled 'A New Era with Harry as Defense Professor'. In this story, Harry not only teaches the students practical defense skills but also imparts some of his real - life battle wisdom. He has to deal with the politics within Hogwarts as well as the challenges of preparing students for the dark forces. It's a great read if you like stories that explore the more complex aspects of Harry in this role. There are also some shorter fanfics like 'Harry's Defense Lessons' that focus more on the interactions between Harry and the students during his classes.

It's a complex issue. While the use of the Dark Arts by Harry Potter in fanfiction might seem unethical at first glance, it could be used to develop a more in - depth character study. For example, if a writer wants to explore how Harry could be corrupted or what would happen if he were pushed to the brink. But still, in the context of the original series, the Dark Arts are bad, and Harry using them would be a departure from his character's essence. So, in general, it's not really ethical.

Bellatrix Lestrange could be a potential focus as a dark arts master in fanfiction. She already has a deep knowledge of the dark arts in the original series. Fanfiction could explore her even more, perhaps showing her training others in the dark arts in a more in - depth way.

Well, in this fanfiction, Harry might be a professor because of his extensive knowledge and experience in magic. He could be teaching younger students and sharing his wisdom.

The Joker as a professor in Harry Potter fanfiction? That's a wild idea. He could be the professor of Dark Arts in a very different way. Instead of the traditional Dark Arts that the wizarding world knows, he would introduce his own form of 'dark art' which is more about psychological torture and mind games. His classes would be full of his maniacal laughter and unexpected challenges. Students would have to constantly be on their toes, not knowing what he'll do next. He might even use his students in his elaborate schemes against the other professors or the Ministry of Magic.

One possible consequence could be that he loses the trust of his friends. Ron and Hermione, who are firmly against the dark arts, might turn their backs on him. Another consequence could be that he is ostracized by the wizarding community. The Hogwarts faculty, who have always been on the side of good, would likely be very disappointed and may even try to stop him. And he could also attract the attention of the wrong kind of wizards, those who are into the dark arts themselves and might use him for their own purposes.