In some possible 'Snape hates Lily' fanfictions, it could be due to a betrayal. For example, if Lily does something that Snape perceives as a major betrayal, like siding with his enemies in a crucial situation. Or perhaps Snape blames Lily for some misfortune that befalls him, which then turns his love into hatred.
It might start from a misunderstanding. Snape could misinterpret Lily's actions or words. For instance, if Lily tries to help him in a way that Snape takes as pity or condescension. This initial misunderstanding could then snowball over time, with Snape's pride getting in the way, and eventually leading to hatred for Lily.
One reason could be jealousy. Maybe Snape gets jealous of Lily's other relationships or her popularity at Hogwarts. Another could be a fundamental difference in their beliefs or values that grows over time into hatred.
It could be that in fanfiction, Snape has been through some additional trauma or experiences that change his perception of Lily. For instance, if he discovers something about Lily that he doesn't like, such as her involvement in some secret or her having a different side to her character that he finds unappealing. This would cause him to dislike her, as opposed to his more nuanced feelings in the original story.
One reason could be jealousy. If in the fanfiction Snape is getting more attention or praise from the wizarding world than Lily, she might start to dislike him. Another reason could be that Snape has a different view on blood purity, and Lily strongly disagrees with him, which leads to her hatred.
Yes, there are likely some. But it's a rather unusual take considering Snape's well - known feelings for Lily in the 'Harry Potter' universe. It might attract those who are interested in exploring the 'what - ifs' of a more antagonistic relationship between them. Maybe in these fanfictions, they have some sort of falling - out early on that leads to Snape's hatred. However, it's not something you'll find in abundance compared to other types of 'Harry Potter' fanfiction.
It could also be due to some external factors. Maybe there are threats from dark forces that he doesn't want to involve Lily in. If he is getting deeper into the dark arts or some dangerous situations, he might choose to give up on her to protect her from the potential harm that could come her way because of his associations.
Perhaps in this fanfic, Harry has been influenced by dark magic or some evil entity. This external influence could distort his perception of Lily and turn his normal feelings for her into hatred. Dark magic has the power to corrupt one's mind and change relationships in unexpected ways.
One possible reason could be his lingering resentment towards James Potter, Harry's father. Snape and James had a long - standing feud during their school days. Since Harry looks a lot like James, Snape might be transferring his old grudges onto Harry.
One possible reason could be that fanfiction often takes creative liberties that may distort the complex character of Snape that J.K. Rowling created. Snape has a very intricate backstory and personality in the original series, and fanfiction might simplify or misinterpret it.
One reason could be jealousy. Snape might be jealous of James' popularity and charm. James, on the other hand, could be jealous of Snape's close friendship with Lily in their early years. Another reason is their different personalities. James was outgoing and bold, while Snape was more introverted and brooding. Lily might be attracted to different aspects of each of them, which could lead to the fight as they both compete for her attention.
It might be because Snape said or did something hurtful to Lily's friends. Lily is a loyal person, and if Snape insulted or harmed her friends in some way, she would be furious enough to send a Howler. In the context of fanfiction, there could be a new character introduced who Snape treats badly, and this angers Lily.
Perhaps in the fanfiction, James is seen as more accepting of Lily's friends and her social circle. Snape, on the other hand, might be associated with a darker crowd or have some beliefs that Lily doesn't agree with. For example, if Snape is too involved with the Dark Arts in the fanfiction, it could be a turn - off for Lily.