The relationship would be drastically different. Harry would not see Snape as just a mean professor. He would sense a connection and would constantly be trying to figure it out. Snape, for his part, would be constantly conflicted. He loves Lily and now Harry is his son, but he also has to deal with his past actions and the way he has treated Harry in the past. This would lead to a very strained but also very deep relationship, full of unspoken emotions and a lot of internal turmoil for both of them.
In this fanfiction, Snape could be a more father - like figure to Harry. He might secretly teach Harry advanced magic, like dark arts defense in a more Slytherin - oriented way. Harry would likely be more receptive to Snape's teachings compared to the original story, and they might have a more private relationship where they share secrets about Lily. Their relationship would be a mix of respect, love (in a complicated way), and a shared sense of purpose against Voldemort.
Well, it would be a lot more complex. Instead of the animosity that exists in the original story, there could be an underlying bond. Snape might be more protective of Harry from the start, but still struggle to show it in a positive way. Harry, on the other hand, might be more curious about Snape and try to understand him better.
The relationship would start off rocky. Snape would be resistant to Harry's kindness as he has always seen Harry as James Potter's son. But Harry's persistent efforts to understand and help Snape would gradually break down Snape's walls.
As the story progresses, they might start to work together more closely. Snape could be teaching Harry some advanced magic that no one else knows, and through this process, they build a bond. Harry begins to understand Snape's past better and realizes that they have more in common than he thought, like their love for Lily Potter in different ways.
The relationship would be a rocky one. Snape has his past grudges against Harry's father. However, living together, they would be forced to interact daily. Harry might start to understand Snape's difficult past and Snape could see Harry's potential. There could be moments of anger, but also moments of mutual understanding, like when Harry helps Snape with some magical experiment.
Well, it would be a lot less antagonistic. Without the whole Death Eater past and the spying for Dumbledore while seeming to be on Voldemort's side, Snape wouldn't have that built - up resentment towards Harry. He might actually see Harry as a talented young wizard worthy of proper mentorship, instead of constantly being so harsh on him.
The development could also be due to the way the author writes Snape's backstory in the fanfic. If the author delves deeper into Snape's past, his difficult childhood, and his love for Harry's mother, Harry might start to understand Snape better. This understanding leads to admiration as Harry realizes that Snape is not just the strict and seemingly cruel professor he thought he was.
The relationship would become more complex. Snape would have a certain level of control over Harry as his familiar. This would force Snape to be more responsible for Harry's well - being. Harry, in turn, would have to rely on Snape in a new way.
In a fanfiction scenario, Harry's actions could cause a complete breakdown in any potential for a positive relationship between them. Snape's loyalty to Dumbledore and his role in protecting Harry from the shadows would be put at risk. Harry would have to face the fact that he may have made a huge mistake. And Snape, who has sacrificed so much already, would be in an even more precarious position, both with Voldemort and in the wizarding world in general. This could lead to a chain of events that completely alters the course of the wizarding war, with far - reaching consequences for both Harry and Snape.
The relationship would become extremely strained. Harry would likely go from having some level of respect or at least tolerance for Snape to feeling intense hatred. He might avoid Snape at all costs and even start to plot revenge in his head.
Well, Harry could be more confident in his own power. In the normal series, he had doubts about his abilities at times. But in this scenario, if he's set on destroying Snape, he has to be certain of his magic. He would be more decisive, not hesitating to use his skills against Snape. Also, his relationships with other characters might change. Some might see him as too aggressive in his pursuit of Snape, while others might support him wholeheartedly, creating a divide among his friends.
If Lily is alive, Snape's relationship with Harry would be extremely complex. Snape's love for Lily was a driving force in the original story, and with her alive, his feelings of jealousy towards Harry might be even more intense. However, he might also be more restrained in his dislike of Harry because of Lily's presence.