On the positive side, it could strengthen their friendship in the long run. After the fight, they might have a heart - to - heart conversation about their feelings for Hermione and come to an understanding. This could lead to a deeper, more honest friendship where they're more open with each other about their emotions and insecurities.
The fight could also make them re - evaluate their relationship with Hermione and each other. They might realize that they've been taking their friendship for granted. For instance, Harry might think about how important Ron is to him, not just as a friend but also as someone who has always been there, and the same for Ron. And they'll have to work hard to repair their friendship.
In fanfiction, their friendship often develops through shared challenges. For example, when they face a new dark magic threat in the wizarding world, they rely on each other more. Harry's leadership, Ron's humor in tough situations, and Hermione's knowledge combine to make them closer. They also develop their friendship by having deep conversations about their fears and hopes for the future. Maybe Harry shares his concerns about being the Chosen One, and Ron and Hermione support him wholeheartedly.
On one hand, it could potentially strengthen their friendship if they manage to work through their differences. By having this fight over the fanfiction, they might come to understand each other better. They could learn to respect each other's views on Harry and the fanfiction, and this newfound understanding could make their bond stronger. However, if they don't communicate effectively, it could lead to a long - term rift. They might start to exclude each other from other activities related to Harry Potter, such as group discussions about the books or movies.
It can strain their friendship. An argument might make them avoid each other for a while, creating a sense of distance. But if they truly value their friendship, they'll eventually come back together and resolve their differences, making their bond even stronger in the end.
Well, Harry might feel really torn. He's best friends with both of them. At first, he might try to stay neutral, but it could be difficult. If he sides with Ron, Hermione could be hurt, and vice versa. Maybe he tries to mediate at first, but if the break - up is really bitter, he may have to choose who to be closer to, which would be a really tough decision for him.
Well, it could initially strain their friendship. Ron might be taken aback and feel a bit betrayed. After all, he's Harry's best mate and this sudden romantic development between Harry and Hermione might seem like it's coming out of nowhere to him. But if they handle it right, Ron could come around. Maybe he realizes that their friendship is more important than any jealousy he might feel.
It could strain their friendship a great deal. They might start avoiding each other, which would be really sad considering how close they are in the original series. Their mutual friends like Ron would be caught in the middle, not knowing which side to take.
In this fanfic, the relationship between Hermione and Ron might be explored through the eyes of other characters. For instance, Harry might notice the small glances and touches between them that he hadn't paid much attention to before. It could also show how their relationship affects the group dynamic. With Hermione choosing Ron, it changes the way the trio interacts. And it could explore their future together, imagining how they would build a life as a couple in the wizarding world, dealing with things like family, career, and their place in the wizarding society.
She also shows great care for them. She mends their clothes, helps them with their studies, and is always there to offer emotional support. Her presence makes their friendship more stable and complete.
They could each write their own version of the fanfiction based on their ideas and then combine the best parts. This way, they both get to have their say in how Harry is presented and what happens in the story, and it could lead to a more interesting and inclusive fanfiction in the end.
One reason could be that they might have different interpretations of Harry's character in the fanfiction. Hermione, being logical, may see Harry in a more practical light, while Ron, with his emotional side, could have a different view.