In fanfiction where Snape thinks Harry is spoiled, how does this perception affect their relationship?

It could severely strain their relationship at first. Snape might become even more bitter towards Harry, seeing this as just another sign of his lack of respect. Harry, on the other hand, might feel a bit of guilt but also a sense of righteousness if he thought Snape deserved it. However, over time, this incident could also be a turning point. It might force them to communicate more directly, which could lead to a more complex and nuanced relationship, whether it becomes more positive or remains hostile but with a new understanding.

In fanfiction, it could lead to a complete transformation of their relationship. Snape dressing Harry might be a catalyst for them to see each other as more than just a teacher - student or adversary. They might start to share secrets and feelings during the dressing process. For instance, Snape could tell Harry about his own past experiences related to clothing or appearance, and Harry could open up about his insecurities. This new - found openness can make their relationship much more positive and collaborative.

The teaching could initially make their relationship worse. Snape's harsh approach might make Harry resent him even more. However, as Harry progresses in Occlumency, he might start to understand Snape's tough love, and this could be a turning point in their relationship. They could start to communicate more openly and with less animosity.

It can also add a layer of drama. Since paparazzi are often associated with causing trouble in real - life celebrity relationships, in fanfiction it can be used to create problems for Harry and Ginny. This can make their relationship seem more complex and interesting as they deal with these external pressures.

It can solidify the view that they are fundamentally different. Since Draco rejects Harry, it emphasizes the divide between Gryffindor and Slytherin values that they represent. It makes their relationship seem more like a classic hero - villain dynamic, at least from Draco's perspective.

At first, it would likely strain their relationship even more. Snape is used to having the upper hand and Harry's defiance would anger him. But in the long run, it could lead to a grudging respect from Snape. He might start to see Harry as more than just James Potter's son and realize that Harry has his own strength of character.

At first, it strains their relationship. Snape is still bitter towards Harry because of his father, and Harry doesn't trust Snape. But as the lessons progress, they start to understand each other a bit more. Harry realizes that Snape has some valuable knowledge to offer, and Snape sees that Harry is trying hard. This slowly builds a grudging respect between them.

It can initially create a bit of shyness between them. For example, Hermione might be too flustered to talk to Remus properly at first.

Yes, in the vast world of fanfiction, you can find all sorts of interpretations. Some authors might write a story where Snape has an unexpected and rather inappropriate thought about Harry Potter being'sexy'. But this is very much a deviation from the traditional relationship depicted in the books, which is more of a complex teacher - student dynamic filled with mistrust and grudges.

It could initially create more tension. Harry might be suspicious of Snape's motives, especially considering their generally strained relationship. He could start to wonder if Snape is up to something malicious.