How Would Remus and Hermione's Characters Develop in a Marriage Law Fanfiction?

Hermione's character could become more relaxed under George's influence. She is often so focused on her studies and the fight against evil, but George might teach her to have more fun. For example, he could introduce her to new pranks around Hogwarts (if the story is set in that time frame).

For Hermione, this situation could be a huge test of her moral compass. She might struggle with the idea of being married to someone who may have different values initially. But as time passes, she could learn to see the good in Antonin. This would make her character more complex as she balances her old self with this new relationship. Antonin could go from being a somewhat one - dimensional character to a more complex one. His relationship with Hermione could expose him to new ideas and ways of life, leading to his personal growth. He could become more understanding and less rigid in his views, and this would be a significant development for his character in the fanfiction.

Their relationship might start off rocky. Remus is much older and has a lot of emotional baggage from his past. Hermione, on the other hand, is young and full of energy. But as they are forced to be together by the marriage law, they gradually learn to understand each other. They might start with small conversations about books and magic, and slowly build a connection.

Hermione would likely become more hardened and cynical. Having to be married to someone as dark as Tom Riddle would test her ideals. Tom Riddle, on the other hand, might start to have some small moments of hesitation or confusion as Hermione's positive traits start to seep into his consciousness.

Well, in the beginning, they would probably be very awkward around each other. George might make jokes to ease the tension, but Hermione might not appreciate it at first. As time passes, they could find themselves in situations where they need to rely on each other. For example, if the wizarding world is facing a new threat and they have to use their combined skills to protect their friends and family. This would lead to a deeper understanding and eventually, they could fall in love. It would be a slow process, full of misunderstandings and reconciliations.

Their relationship could develop in a rather complex way. Given their very different backgrounds, there would be a lot of clashes. However, the marriage law forces them to coexist. As time passes, they might find common ground in their love for the wizarding world, albeit from different perspectives. Hermione could introduce Lucius to the idea of a more inclusive wizarding society, and Lucius could teach Hermione about the long - standing pure - blood traditions that have some value, if reformed. This mutual exchange could lead to a grudging respect and eventually something more like friendship or even love.

Their relationship could develop in a way that they become each other's support system. Given Hermione's often - alone - in - her - pursuits - type of situation and Cedric's more social but also pressured position as a popular student. They could learn from each other. For example, Cedric could teach Hermione how to relax a bit more and enjoy the simpler things in life, while Hermione could help Cedric with his studies or with any political issues he might face within the school or the wizarding world later on. And this mutual growth could lead to a deep and loving relationship.

At first, it would be very rocky. Snape is used to being alone and Hermione is used to being with her friends. But as time passes, they might start to share their interests. Hermione might show Snape some new Muggle inventions that could be useful in potions. Snape could teach Hermione some advanced potions techniques. This exchange of knowledge could lead to a mutual admiration.

Their relationship might start off rocky due to the forced nature of the marriage law. Sirius could be overprotective at first, seeing Hermione as someone he needs to shield from the dangers of his world. Hermione, on the other hand, might be frustrated by his overbearing attitude. But as time passes, they learn to communicate better and understand each other's strengths.

Hermione would likely become more assertive in her relationship with Charlie. She's used to being in charge of her own life, and now she has to make decisions with someone else. Charlie, on the other hand, might become more open and communicative. He's used to being around dragons, not people all the time. Their relationship would force him to be more social.