How would Harry Potter's presence change Forks High School? (Fanfiction)

Well, he'd probably be really confused at first. I mean, Hogwarts is all about magic and Forks High School is a normal Muggle school. He might accidentally use magic when he's frustrated with a difficult class like Potions... I mean, Chemistry. And he'd surely stand out with his lightning - shaped scar.

First of all, Harry could offer the orphans protection. If there were any threats from the wizarding world or even from the Muggle world like bullies or bad caretakers, he could step in. He would also introduce them to a world of magic, which would be a huge change. They might start to see things in a different way, with more wonder. He could also use his influence to get better resources for the orphanage, like new clothes, better food, and educational materials. This would not only improve their living conditions but also give them a better start in life. And on an emotional level, his friendship and support would mean a lot to orphans who might not have had much of that before.

If Harry Potter moved to Forks, Washington in fanfiction, the story would take a major turn. His relationships would be different. Instead of having Ron and Hermione by his side, he'd be making new friends in Forks. His daily life would no longer involve Quidditch and Potions classes. He'd be going to a normal school, trying to blend in. He might also have to deal with the local vampires or other supernatural elements that are sometimes associated with Forks. His magic could be both an advantage and a liability in this new setting. He could use it to protect himself and others, but if discovered, it could cause chaos in the town. So, the fanfiction would be full of new challenges and adventures for Harry.

His presence could speed up the journey of the Fellowship. Harry's magic could be used to quickly cross difficult terrains or overcome obstacles that the original Fellowship had to struggle with. For example, he could use a spell to create a bridge over a chasm instead of having to find a way around it.

Harry would grow up with his parents, which means he would have a much more stable and loving childhood. He would not have to face the Dursleys' abuse. His parents could teach him magic from a very young age, so he might be more advanced in his magical abilities. Also, he would have a strong family support system, which could make him more confident and less self - doubting.

Harry would likely be more confident. With his parents alive, he would grow up with their love and support, not having to face the same insecurities. He might be less impulsive as he would have their guidance. For example, he wouldn't have to jump into dangerous situations alone as he'd have his parents to back him up.

Harry might become more reserved. In Forks, he's in a completely new environment. He may not want to draw too much attention to himself and his magical abilities. He could become more of an observer, which is different from his more action - oriented role in the wizarding world.

The story would change a great deal. Their presence would disrupt the existing power dynamics in Forks. For example, the vampires might view Harry's magic as a threat or an opportunity. And Remus' werewolf nature could either create an alliance or a conflict with the local werewolves.

Hermione would probably be both fascinated and a bit exasperated. Fascinated because Tigger is such an unusual creature, but exasperated because his bouncy antics might disrupt her study time. Ron would likely be amused at first, thinking Tigger is a great source of entertainment. He might try to get Tigger to do tricks for him. Harry, on the other hand, would be more cautious. He would see Tigger as a potential ally or a new responsibility. He would want to make sure Tigger doesn't get into too much trouble or put himself in danger in the wizarding world.

Dumbledore would be very cautious. He would likely sense the great evil in Palpatine immediately. He would start to research and try to find a way to neutralize the threat. Hermione would be intrigued and start reading every book she could find about this strange new figure. Harry, on the other hand, would be more instinctive. He would feel the danger and be ready to fight if necessary.