What would happen if Harry gets resorted into Slytherin in fanfiction?

In such a fanfiction, Harry might face a whole new set of challenges. He could be ostracized by his Gryffindor friends at first. But he might also find unexpected allies in Slytherin. He'd have to deal with the Slytherin house's reputation for cunning and ambition in a very personal way. And perhaps he could change the perception of Slytherin from within.

In fanfiction where Harry gets resorted to Hufflepuff, it would be an interesting twist. Firstly, the Hufflepuff common room is near the kitchens, so Harry would be closer to the food source which could lead to some fun scenarios. Secondly, the Hufflepuff house is not as flashy as Gryffindor. So Harry would have to adapt to a more low - key environment. He might start to value the quieter, less noticed acts of heroism. And his relationship with Cedric Diggory could be different. Since they are in the same house, they could be closer friends or rivals in a different way than in the original story.

Well, in such a fanfiction, Harry might end up in a different house than Gryffindor. He could be resorted into Slytherin, which would completely change his relationships. For example, his friendship with Ron and Hermione might be strained as they are in Gryffindor. And he'd have to deal with the Slytherin stereotype and make new friends among them.

Well, he might face a lot of internal conflict. In the original story, Slytherin is seen as the house of the 'bad guys' to some extent. So Harry would have to deal with the prejudices of his Gryffindor - loving friends. He could also find some unexpected allies among the Slytherins who might see his potential and his fame as something useful. Maybe he would start to understand the Slytherin values in a different way, like ambition not always being a bad thing.

Well, he might face a lot of challenges. In Slytherin, he'd be surrounded by students with different values compared to Gryffindor. He could have a tough time making true friends at first. But it might also give him a chance to change the perception of Slytherin from within. He could use his Gryffindor courage to influence the more cunning and ambitious Slytherins towards a more positive path.

Well, he might become more of a team - player. Hufflepuff values loyalty and hard work. Harry, being in Hufflepuff, could form different friendships. He'd probably befriend some of the more underrated characters in the Hufflepuff house. He could also bring his own sense of courage to the Hufflepuff house, and might be seen as a bit of an oddity at first but then be fully embraced as he shows his Hufflepuff qualities like fairness and dedication.

Harry's character would experience a significant shift. In Slytherin, he'd be surrounded by students who are often more politically astute. This would cause him to grow in that regard. He might learn to use his words more carefully and be more strategic in his relationships. His moral compass would still be there, but it might be tested more frequently as he tries to fit into a house known for its more self - serving tendencies. He could end up becoming a bridge between the two houses, Gryffindor and Slytherin, with a character that combines the best of both worlds.

His character would become more complex. He might start to question his Gryffindor - like instincts and develop a more calculating side. His confidence could take a hit initially as he tries to fit into a house with a different set of values.

Well, it changes the story in many ways. For one, Hermione's presence in Slytherin would cause a stir among the Slytherins themselves. She's known for her intelligence and strong - willed nature, which could either be seen as a threat or an opportunity for them. In the original story, Slytherin is often portrayed as the 'evil' house, but with Hermione there, she might start to change the perception of Slytherin from within. She could also form unexpected alliances with some of the Slytherins who are perhaps not as fully on board with the more negative aspects of the house's reputation. This would completely shift the dynamics between the houses, as Gryffindor would lose one of its most prominent members and Slytherin would gain a very different kind of student than they're used to.

One interesting plot is where Hermione uses her new position in Slytherin to reform the house from within. She starts by challenging the more discriminatory and dark - sided traditions. She teams up with some of the more open - minded Slytherins to change the house's image. Another plot could be that she discovers a hidden part of Slytherin's history that has been suppressed, and she uses her intelligence to bring it to light, which causes a stir both within Slytherin and across the whole Hogwarts. There's also the plot where Hermione's sorting into Slytherin makes her a target for some of the more malicious Slytherins at first, but she gradually wins them over with her knowledge and determination.