In fanfiction about Harry and Hermione in the Forest of Dean, how are their characters developed?

Well, a possible plot is that they encounter a time - warping area in the Forest of Dean. Harry and Hermione end up traveling back in time within the forest and meet some of their ancestors or early wizards. They then have to find a way to get back to their own time without changing history too much. Or perhaps they find a magical library hidden deep in the forest. There, they discover long - lost spells that could help them in their fight against the Death Eaters. Also, they might come across a group of forest spirits that offer to help them, but at a price.

In fanfiction, Percy and Hermione's characters can be developed in various ways. Some writers might explore Percy's sense of duty and how it interacts with Hermione's thirst for knowledge. For example, they could be on a mission together where Percy's strategic planning, which he learned from his time in the Ministry, combines with Hermione's research skills to solve a complex magical problem.

Their relationships could develop through shared experiences. For example, if they are all part of a special project at Hogwarts. Harry and Hermione are already friends, and as they work with Susan, they start to see her as an equal. They might bond over late - night study sessions or during dangerous encounters while exploring the school's secrets. Harry could come to respect Susan's quick thinking, and Hermione might admire Susan's determination.

Harry could become more confident earlier. Since Hermione is so smart and resourceful, she might give Harry some tips on how to deal with difficult situations. This could make Harry more self - assured when he faces challenges later at Hogwarts.

At first, their relationship would be very strained due to the kidnapping. But as the story goes on, they could start to understand each other's motives. For example, if Harry was forced to kidnap her for a noble reason, Hermione might gradually forgive him. Their relationship could then develop into a deeper friendship with more mutual respect.

One way could be through a misunderstanding. Maybe they believe Hermione has done something wrong, like they misinterpret her actions regarding a dangerous spell she was researching. So they distance themselves from her, which she sees as a betrayal.

Well, in some fanfictions, Harry's relationship with werewolves could be explored in a much deeper way. He might develop a more empathetic side towards them, especially if he meets a werewolf who is not as bloodthirsty as the ones he has encountered before. Hermione could be developed to be more of a risk - taker. When it comes to werewolves, she might be willing to put herself in more dangerous situations to study them or help them, which is different from her usually cautious self in the original series.

Well, it could start with small signs of Hermione's possessiveness. For instance, she might always choose to sit next to Harry in the Great Hall or during classes. As the story progresses, Harry could initially be oblivious to her possessive behavior, but then start to notice and question it. This would lead to some deep conversations between them about their relationship and Hermione's feelings.

They could start by realizing that they are the only ones who understand each other's half - human struggles. This shared experience could bring them closer together. Maybe they have to rely on each other more when facing challenges in the wizarding world that are related to their half - human nature.

Hermione's already - strong - willed personality could become even more resolute as she takes on the role of Harry's wife. She might be more assertive in protecting Harry and their relationship. Harry, on the other hand, could grow in his confidence, especially with Hermione by his side constantly supporting him. Their marriage could also make them more empathetic towards each other's past traumas.