In fanfiction, what are the most common insults Snape uses against Harry?

Well, it could be things like calling Percy a 'fish - brain' in a more creative way in the fanfiction, since Percy is associated with water and has some 'fishy' traits. Maybe also something about his loyalty being misplaced, like 'Your loyalty to the wrong side, Percy, makes you a fool' kind of insults.

One possible controversial aspect could be the way characters from the original 'Harry Potter' series are made to insult others. It might go against the generally positive image some characters have in the official works. For example, if Hermione is made to use really mean insults, it can be jarring for fans who see her as a smart and kind character.

It's a violation of the characters' integrity. Snape and Harry have a complex relationship in the original story that is based on mutual respect and rivalry in a magical context. This type of fanfiction perverts that relationship and can be very disturbing for fans who love the original characters.

There could be a fanfiction where Snape uses Harry to expose a long - hidden conspiracy in Hogwarts. Harry, being in the center of many events, is the perfect tool for Snape to uncover the truth about a group of corrupt wizards who have been influencing the school's affairs.

No. Such content is inappropriate and goes against the essence of the original Harry Potter story which is about friendship, magic, and the battle between good and evil. Fanfiction should focus on positive aspects like character development, alternative storylines within the magical world, not on non - consensual or inappropriate themes.

It's popular because it creates a new dynamic. Snape and Harry had a complex relationship in the original series. Fanfiction writers like to explore how Snape, with his deep knowledge and skills, can impact Harry's journey in different ways.

Well, often in these fanfictions, a plot twist is that Snape enters with a secret mission related to Harry. It could be that he has been working undercover for a group that wants to protect Harry from a greater threat than Voldemort. Or, Snape enters and it turns out he has a connection to Harry's magic that was previously unknown. For example, he might be able to unlock a new level of Harry's powers. Also, Snape could enter in a scenario where he and Harry are forced to swap bodies, which leads to all kinds of humorous and also deep - understanding - building situations between them.

One common scenario is after a battle. Harry is injured, and Snape, despite their differences, steps in to heal him. Maybe it's a fight against the Death Eaters where Harry is seriously wounded, and Snape realizes he has to put aside their enmity for the greater good.

A common plot twist could be that Snape is actually Harry's real - life protector all along. He pretends to be mean in public but in private, he is training Harry for some greater purpose. Another could be that Snape's niceness is part of a deal he made with Dumbledore that we don't know about in the original story. Maybe Dumbledore asked Snape to be extra nice to Harry to boost his confidence.

One common way is by giving Snape hope. Dumbledore could talk about the end of Voldemort's reign and how Snape's part in it is essential. For instance, he might say that Snape's knowledge and skills are the keys to victory. Another way is by showing trust. Dumbledore might entrust Snape with more important tasks or secrets, which makes Snape feel valued.