Hermione raises Snape fanfiction: How would Hermione's character develop in this scenario?

Hermione's character may become more empathetic. Having to raise Tom, she has to look at things from his perspective and understand the factors that could lead someone to the dark side. This makes her more understanding of those with troubled pasts.

Hermione would likely become more confident in her magical abilities. Snape's strict teaching would push her to refine her skills, making her even more proficient in potions and other areas of magic. She might also become more guarded, as Snape's influence could make her more cautious about sharing her knowledge.

Hermione's character would develop in terms of leadership. She'd have to manage her relationships with multiple husbands, almost like leading a small team. She'd need to make decisions that are fair to everyone, like how to divide household chores or plan family vacations. This would require her to think on a broader scale and consider multiple perspectives. Additionally, she might develop a more diplomatic side as she has to mediate any disputes between her husbands. This would transform her into a more complex and multi - faceted character compared to her original portrayal in the books.

At first, their relationship might be rocky. Snape is known for his harshness and Hermione is headstrong. But as time passes, they would start to understand each other better. Snape would see Hermione's thirst for knowledge and Hermione would see Snape's hidden kindness. Eventually, they could form a bond like that of a father - daughter relationship. Snape would be proud of Hermione's achievements in magic and Hermione would respect Snape's wisdom.

Hermione's character would likely experience a great deal of internal conflict. On one hand, she has her Gryffindor values and her loyalty to her friends like Harry and Ron. But on the other hand, she now has this new family connection to the Malfoys. She might become more empathetic towards Draco and start to understand the pressures he has faced as a Malfoy. Her confidence might be shaken a bit as she has to re - evaluate who she is in the context of this new family. She may also become more secretive as she tries to figure out how to handle this new situation without losing her old friends.

At first, it would be really rocky. Harry has a history of distrusting Snape, and Hermione might be a bit cautious too. But as time passes, Snape's care for them in his own strict way would start to show. He'd probably be tough on them about their studies, but they'd see it's because he wants them to succeed.

She could also become more confident in her own magical abilities. Since she is in a position to teach Tom Riddle, who is known for his magical prowess, she has to be really good at what she does. This could lead to her exploring more advanced magic herself and growing as a witch.

Hermione would likely become more powerful in a different way. Instead of just relying on her book - learning and magic spells, she would have an innate power from Hades. This could make her a bit more intimidating. However, she would also be more empathetic towards creatures and beings that are misunderstood, like those in the underworld. Her sense of justice would still be strong, but it might be applied in a different context, such as dealing with the rules and power dynamics in the underworld.

At first, their relationship would likely be tense. Snape is known for his dislike of Gryffindors, and Hermione is a prime example of a Gryffindor student. But being in the close quarters of the supply closet might force them to communicate more directly. They could start to see past their initial prejudices. Maybe Snape would recognize Hermione's intelligence and Hermione would see that Snape has reasons for his cold exterior.

Hermione would likely become more hardened. In the world of The 100, she'd face life - or - death situations regularly. This would make her more decisive and perhaps a bit more ruthless when necessary. But she'd also bring her compassion. She might start to see the value in the different cultures in The 100, like the Grounders' connection to nature, and incorporate that into her own view of the world.