How does homicidal Harry Potter fanfiction differ from the original series in terms of character development?

In the original series, character development is often tied to the house they are initially sorted into. In fanfiction with resorting, characters are forced to adapt to new house cultures. For example, a character like Draco Malfoy, if sorted into Gryffindor, would have to confront his own biases and learn the values of courage and chivalry which are not emphasized in Slytherin. This creates a different path for his character development.

In fanfiction, characters can be developed in ways that the original series didn't explore. For example, a fanfiction might focus on a minor character like Neville Longbottom's life outside of Hogwarts and how his experiences with herbology shape his personality further. In the original series, we mainly see Neville's growth in relation to the main plot.

In the original Harry Potter, character development is often about the characters' individual growth, like Harry learning about his past and his destiny. In the concubine contract fanfiction, characters' development is more intertwined with others through the contract. For instance, a character's self - identity could be greatly influenced by their relationship with the 'concubine' or the 'contract holder'. Their actions and decisions are not only for their own sake but also for the sake of maintaining or breaking the contract, which is a big departure from the character development in the original series.

In the original series, Harry and Ginny's relationship develops naturally over time. But in this fanfiction, it's forced. So, instead of the slow - burning, mutual attraction in the original, here there's an element of coercion. Harry may seem more reluctant and Ginny more aggressive in the fanfiction compared to their original characterizations.

In the original Cowboy Bebop series, character development is shown through the episodic adventures. However, in adult fanfiction, character development can be more extreme. For example, characters might be made more vulnerable or more powerful in ways not seen in the original. Their emotions can be explored on a deeper level, like Spike's sense of loneliness could be magnified and explored in a more sexual or psychological way in fanfiction, which is not as prominent in the original series.

In the original series, Harry's character is shaped by his difficult life with the Dursleys. But in this fanfic, with the Delacours, he might be more refined and have a different sense of propriety. For example, he could be more accustomed to the high - society aspects of the wizarding world.

In the original series, Harry is generally a very determined character. But in 'Harry Loses Hope' fanfiction, his character development takes a different turn. He becomes more self - doubting. In the original, he always had some hope, no matter how bad things got. Here, he loses that hope, which makes his actions more erratic. He might not be as quick to jump into battles or challenges like he was in the original.

In pitch - black Harry Potter fanfiction, Harry himself might be much more cynical. Instead of the hopeful and determined character in the original, he could be jaded by the harsh realities of the wizarding world. For example, he may not trust Dumbledore as blindly as he did in the books.

In the original series, economic concepts are not really in the forefront. But in fanfiction, they can be fully explored. For example, in the books, we know there are shops and currency, but fanfiction can go deeper into how that currency is regulated. It might introduce ideas like a wizarding central bank or economic policies that control inflation in the wizarding world, which are not present in the original.

The Fem Harry Potter raised by angels would be more serene. While the original Harry had a bit of a temper and was often quick to act, she would be more patient. Her character development would be guided by angelic principles, so she'd be less likely to make mistakes based on anger or pride.