In the 'harry potter doesn't trust ron fanfiction', what could be the possible reasons for Harry not trusting Ron?

Another reason could be personal insecurities on Harry's part. Harry has been through a lot and might be over - analyzing Ron's behavior. He could be projecting his own fears onto Ron. For example, if Harry is worried about being betrayed again like he was by some people in the past, he might start to doubt Ron even without solid evidence.

It could also be due to some actions of McGonagall that seemed suspicious to Harry. Perhaps she made a decision regarding Hogwarts or Harry's safety that Harry didn't fully understand at the time. In the complex world of the wizarding school, decisions are often made with many factors in mind, but Harry might not be aware of all of them, leading to his distrust.

One possible reason could be that Harry discovers some hidden actions of Dumbledore that seem manipulative. For example, if Dumbledore has been keeping secrets about Harry's past or his destiny without fully explaining them. Harry might feel used or deceived, leading to his distrust.

The dynamic becomes very strained. Harry's lack of trust in Ron means that their usual banter and easy camaraderie is gone. Hermione will be stressed because she values both of their friendships. She may end up spending more time with Harry to try to help him through his doubts, which could make Ron jealous. Ron, on the other hand, might become defensive and start acting out, which only makes Harry trust him less. This could lead to a cycle of misunderstandings and a breakdown of their friendship triangle.

It could also be due to a long - standing pattern of behavior. If Ron had been constantly critical or undermining of Harry in the fanfiction, Harry might reach a point where he just can't forgive. Say Ron always made fun of Harry's decisions in front of others, which gradually eroded Harry's trust and patience.

It could be due to a misunderstanding that got out of hand. Ron and Hermione might have been involved in something that Harry misinterpreted as a sign of their disloyalty. For instance, they were secretly working on a project that Harry thought was against him, but in reality, it was for his own protection. However, because of the lack of communication, Harry's anger and unwillingness to forgive grew.

It could be a misunderstanding. For example, Ron might think Harry did something really bad to Hermione or their other friends. Without proper communication, his anger could lead him to punch Harry. Also, if there was some sort of magical influence or dark magic at play that affected Ron's judgment, that could be a reason too.

Another reason could be outside influence. If there were dark forces trying to drive a wedge between Harry and the Weasleys, they might plant false ideas in Harry's mind. This could make Harry question the Weasleys' loyalty, even though they are truly his friends.

It might start with small incidents. For example, Ron being late to meet Harry a few times without a proper explanation. This can plant the seeds of doubt in Harry's mind.

One possible reason could be a plot device to create drama. By having Harry ignore Ron, it can lead to tension within their friendship, which is a central relationship in the original series. This can then drive the story forward as they have to resolve this issue.