How would a female Malfoy in Gryffindor be different from a typical Malfoy in Slytherin?

Well, he would probably become more brave and selfless over time. In Gryffindor, the values of courage are highly emphasized. Draco, being in that house, would be constantly surrounded by those who act on their instincts to do what's right. He might start to question his previous Slytherin - like behaviors such as being so focused on pure - blood supremacy. His relationships would also change drastically. Instead of being friends with Crabbe and Goyle, he could form bonds with Gryffindors like Harry, Ron and Hermione, albeit with a lot of initial friction due to their past differences. This new environment would force him to adapt and grow in ways that are completely different from what we saw in the original series where he was a Slytherin.

Draco Malfoy's interactions with the Avengers would be diverse. When it comes to Natasha Romanoff, she would probably see through his every move. Draco might be intrigued by Bruce Banner's scientific mind, but Banner would be cautious around him. As for Clint Barton, Draco's attempts at manipulation might not work as Barton is a sharp observer. Draco would find himself in a world where his usual Slytherin tactics don't always work, and he has to adapt to the Avengers' different personalities and values.

Their interaction would be very different. In school, they were rivals, always at odds. But at the reunion, they might be more civil. Malfoy might approach Hermione with respect, instead of his old snobbish attitude. Hermione, too, would probably respond in a more mature way, not immediately getting defensive like she used to.

Her character arc could be quite different. The original Draco was somewhat on a path of following his family's dark - sided views at first. But Female Draco in fanfiction might be more independent - minded. She could be on a journey to break away from the family's legacy of supporting the Dark Lord and instead pursue a more positive and self - defined path in the wizarding world.

At first, it would be extremely rocky. Harry has had so many bad experiences with Draco as a Slytherin. But in Gryffindor, Draco would be forced to confront his past actions and attitudes. Eventually, they could become grudging allies. Harry would be skeptical of Draco's change at first, but as Draco shows more Gryffindor - like qualities like courage and loyalty, Harry might start to trust him a bit more. They could bond over shared experiences in Gryffindor, like facing difficult challenges together.

One plot idea could be that she struggles with the family expectations of being a Malfoy while having the brave and chivalrous values of Gryffindor. Maybe she has to keep her Gryffindor identity a secret from her family at first. Another could be that she forms an unlikely friendship with a pure - blood supremacist in Slytherin and tries to change their views through her Gryffindor - influenced actions. And she might also be involved in a quest to protect Hogwarts from a dark force, using her unique position of being a Malfoy yet having Gryffindor qualities.

It could add more complexity. If she's older, she might be more in control of the family's image and decisions, which could put Draco in a different position within the family. He might feel overshadowed or have to prove himself more.

If Hermione was sorted into Slytherin, she'd bring a whole new dynamic to the house. Slytherin is known for its ambition and resourcefulness, and Hermione has those traits in spades. She might change the perception of what it means to be a Slytherin. Instead of just being about pure - blood supremacy and cunning for the sake of it, she could introduce a more ethical form of ambition. Her study habits would probably influence some of the other Slytherins to be more studious. And she'd also have to navigate the politics within Slytherin, which could be a real challenge as she's used to the more straightforward environment in Gryffindor.

One common theme is family loyalty. In many fanfictions, the Malfoy family sticks together through thick and thin, whether it's dealing with the fall of Voldemort or facing the changing wizarding society. Another theme is the struggle between good and evil. Despite being in Slytherin, which is often associated with dark magic, some Malfoy family members might be trying to find a path towards redemption or at least a more morally ambiguous stance. Power and status are also common themes. The Malfoys are a prominent pure - blood family, and fanfictions often explore how they maintain or lose their power and status within Slytherin and the wizarding world as a whole.

At first, it might be less hostile. Since they're in the same house, Draco might see Harry as someone he can influence or befriend. Harry, on the other hand, would be cautious but also curious. They could end up having a sort of begrudging respect for each other as they realize they both have complex personalities.