What could be the plot of a Fleur - centered Harry Potter Marriage Contract Fanfiction?

In the fanfiction, the marriage contract might involve Fleur and a character like Harry Potter himself. This could create a whole new dynamic. Fleur might see it as an opportunity to get closer to the hero of the wizarding world, or it could be a source of conflict between her and Ginny, who has feelings for Harry. There could be all sorts of magical stipulations in the contract, like they have to perform certain spells together or pass a series of wizarding trials as a couple.

One interesting plot twist could be that the marriage contract was actually a ruse by a dark wizard to gain control over both Harry and Fleur. So they have to team up to break the contract's hidden enchantments.

Perhaps Fleur Delacour's sister is an exchange student from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts for a special program. She arrives with high expectations but is met with some resistance from the Hogwarts students who are a bit jealous of her connection to Fleur. However, she quickly proves herself by being extremely talented in a different area of magic, like potion - making. She then enters the Triwizard Tournament as an honorary contestant (due to some special rule) and has to face various challenges, all while trying to make friends and fit in at Hogwarts.

Often, Harry's sense of responsibility grows. He starts to see the marriage contract as not just a burden but also an opportunity to create a new life for himself and Fleur. Fleur's personality may develop in a way that she becomes more protective of Harry. For example, when they face opposition from the wizarding community about their contract, she stands up for them. She also might help Harry to overcome his insecurities about being in a relationship with someone as glamorous as her.

Well, perhaps a plot twist is that the marriage contract was actually a misinterpretation all along. It was originally written in an ancient magical language that was misread, and instead of a marriage contract, it was a pact for magical knowledge exchange. So, Harry and Fleur have to figure out how to deal with this new understanding and the expectations of their families and friends. It also might be that the contract was magically altered by a dark wizard long ago, and as they dig deeper into it, they uncover a conspiracy that dates back generations.

One possible plot could be that Harry and Tracey enter into a marriage contract for convenience. Maybe Harry needs to inherit something and being married to Tracey is a condition. They start off as strangers but gradually get to know each other through the requirements of the contract. They face challenges from their families who initially don't understand their motives.

Well, perhaps Fleur rejects Harry for some reason. Maybe she's still in love with Bill and tells Harry she can't be with him. This would leave Harry heartbroken as he might have developed deep feelings for her.

A possible plot could be centered around the two of them falling in love in an unexpected way. Despite the marriage contract being an initial binding factor, they might discover that they have more in common than they thought. Harry's experiences with facing dark magic and Fleur's own determination to prove herself in the wizarding world could draw them together. They could start off as reluctant partners but gradually develop real feelings through shared adventures and mutual understanding.

One possible plot twist could be that the marriage contract was actually a ploy by an enemy to divide their wizarding families. Maybe the terms of the contract were misinterpreted at first, and as they start to fulfill it, they discover hidden clauses that put them in a difficult situation.

Well, in fanfic, the Harry and Fleur marriage contract might be interesting in terms of character development. For Harry, it could force him to grow up faster and deal with adult - like responsibilities. Fleur, on the other hand, might have to adjust her view of Harry from just a famous hero to a life partner. Also, the magic involved in the contract itself could be a cool element. Maybe there are special spells or enchantments that are unique to their contract that the author invents, which could add a whole new layer of mystery to the story.