Well, in Slytherin, Harry could end up being one of Snape's top students. This might lead to a more positive relationship. Snape might see Harry as a chance to redeem the Slytherin image. He could start to trust Harry more and share some of his knowledge about dark magic in a more open way, which was not possible when Harry was in Gryffindor.
At first, it might be less hostile. Since they're in the same house, Draco might see Harry as someone he can influence or befriend. Harry, on the other hand, would be cautious but also curious. They could end up having a sort of begrudging respect for each other as they realize they both have complex personalities.
It makes him more cynical. Harry, after experiencing abuse, is less trusting when sorted into Slytherin. He uses the house's cunning to protect himself from further harm.
In a Slytherin - Harry fanfiction, Hermione may initially distance herself from Harry. But when she realizes that Harry is still the same person deep down and that he's using his Slytherin traits for good, like using his ambition to excel in difficult subjects and his cunning to outsmart bullies. She might start to see the value in the Slytherin house and their relationship could become more of a partnership where they both learn from each other's different approaches to magic and life at Hogwarts.
Well, if Hermione were sorted into Slytherin, it would drastically change the story. For one, her relationship with Harry and Ron would be strained at first. They might be suspicious of her motives. In the original story, Gryffindor values bravery and Hermione often showed that. But in Slytherin, she'd have to navigate the house's more cunning and ambitious nature. This could lead to her using her intelligence in different ways, perhaps more self - serving initially. It would also change the dynamic in the Slytherin house. She could potentially influence some of the Slytherins to be more open - minded, or she might face a lot of opposition from the more traditional Slytherins who don't like outsiders. Overall, it would be a very different Hogwarts experience for her.
His character would become more complex. He'd have to balance his own values with the Slytherin ideals. Harry would likely become more politically astute as he'd have to navigate the power plays within the Slytherin house.
Well, it could potentially make their relationship less hostile from the start. Harry might see Snape in a more positive light, as Snape is doing something kind for him. Snape, on the other hand, might also feel a bit of a connection to Harry, knowing he's starting this important journey.
Well, at first Harry would be very suspicious of Draco. But as Draco shows his Gryffindor side, Harry might start to trust him more. They could become reluctant allies, especially when facing a common enemy.
Harry may become more cunning as he is in Slytherin. He might be more guarded in his actions and words.
Well, he might face a lot of challenges. In Slytherin, he'd be surrounded by students with different values compared to Gryffindor. He could have a tough time making true friends at first. But it might also give him a chance to change the perception of Slytherin from within. He could use his Gryffindor courage to influence the more cunning and ambitious Slytherins towards a more positive path.
At first, Harry might be confused and a bit out of place. He's used to the Gryffindor way of thinking. But in Slytherin, he has to adapt. He becomes more cunning in a positive sense. He learns to think on his feet and use his wits in different ways than he did in Gryffindor. For example, instead of charging into a situation like he might have in Gryffindor, he starts to plan more carefully.