How do Harry and Fleur's personalities develop in Harry and Fleur marriage contract fanfiction?

In the fanfiction, the marriage contract might involve Fleur and a character like Harry Potter himself. This could create a whole new dynamic. Fleur might see it as an opportunity to get closer to the hero of the wizarding world, or it could be a source of conflict between her and Ginny, who has feelings for Harry. There could be all sorts of magical stipulations in the contract, like they have to perform certain spells together or pass a series of wizarding trials as a couple.

Hermione would probably be a bit skeptical at first. She might worry that Harry is rushing into things. But once she sees how happy they are, she would be supportive. Ron, on the other hand, would be more accepting from the start, especially if there are good feasts at the wedding.

At first, their relationship might be a bit strained. Harry is used to his own space and friends, and Fleur has her own circle. But as they live together, they'll start to respect each other's differences. For example, Fleur might be more flamboyant in her magic use, while Harry is more practical. They'll start to see the value in each other's approaches and become closer friends.

At first, they might be at odds with each other. Fleur could think Harry is too impulsive, while Harry might find Fleur a bit too haughty. But then, when they are forced to work together on a mission, they see the good in each other. Fleur realizes Harry's selfless nature, and Harry sees Fleur's intelligence and determination. This new - found respect leads to a romantic relationship and ultimately marriage.

It might develop through a series of misunderstandings at first. Fleur might misjudge Harry as just a famous hero, and Harry might be a bit intimidated by Fleur's Veela charm. But as time passes, they start to see the real person behind the surface. They might work together on a project to help young wizards affected by the war. Through this cooperation, they discover each other's true personalities, and their relationship evolves from there, gradually leading to their marriage.

Fleur could become an ambassador between the wizarding communities of Britain and France. Harry, having a great reputation, could support her in this role by being a symbol of unity. He might also write books about his experiences, which could be used in magical schools as a way to teach about the importance of fighting against evil. In this way, they both have careers that are intertwined with the betterment of the wizarding world.

The relationship could start with mutual curiosity. Harry, as Lord Black, is a novelty in the wizarding world, and Fleur wants to know more about him. They might exchange letters at first, getting to know each other's thoughts and ideas.

Well, perhaps the marriage contract was made with an evil wizard. Fleur has to figure out a way to protect herself and her family. She teams up with some of the Order of the Phoenix members who are also interested in the ancient magic involved in the contract. They research in the Hogwarts library and other secret places to find a way to nullify the contract. In the process, Fleur also has to deal with the wizard who is trying to enforce the contract and his minions. This could lead to some exciting battles and tense moments.

One interesting plot twist could be that the marriage contract was actually a ruse by a dark wizard to gain control over both Harry and Fleur. So they have to team up to break the contract's hidden enchantments.

A possible plot could be centered around the two of them falling in love in an unexpected way. Despite the marriage contract being an initial binding factor, they might discover that they have more in common than they thought. Harry's experiences with facing dark magic and Fleur's own determination to prove herself in the wizarding world could draw them together. They could start off as reluctant partners but gradually develop real feelings through shared adventures and mutual understanding.