How does Hermione's character develop in the fanfiction where she wears Fred's quidditch jersey?

One possible reason could be a sign of her support for Fred in his Quidditch endeavors. Wearing his jersey is like showing team spirit. Maybe she has developed a closer bond with Fred and wants to publicly display her friendship or admiration.

It might make Ron a bit jealous at first. He could see it as Hermione choosing Harry over him in a way. But then he realizes it's just a friendly gesture and starts to be more supportive of their friendship.

One scenario could be after a big Quidditch match where Draco's team wins. Hermione, in a moment of celebration and a newfound sense of unity among the houses, puts on his jersey. Another could be if Draco gets injured during a match and Hermione, out of concern and a strange new bond, wears it as a sign of support. Or maybe in a magical prank gone wrong that results in a spell binding them in some way, and as part of the chaos, Hermione ends up wearing Draco's jersey.

It could symbolize a deepening of their friendship. In fanfiction, when Hermione wears Harry's Quidditch jersey, it might show that she is proud to be associated with him. It's like she's showing support for him in a very personal way. Just as a sports jersey in the Muggle world can represent team spirit and loyalty, here it could mean Hermione is loyal to Harry on a whole new level.

It could signify a shift in their relationship. Maybe it represents a newfound truce or a budding friendship. In fanfiction, this could be a symbolic act of Hermione breaking down barriers between Gryffindor and Slytherin, showing that she's willing to step out of her comfort zone and embrace something associated with Draco.

She might develop more confidence. In Quidditch - related situations, she could start out a bit hesitant but as she gets more involved, she becomes bolder. For instance, if she has to stand up to a strict Quidditch referee or deal with a difficult team member.

Well, in the wizarding community, the reaction would depend on many factors. If it's a time of relative peace, some might see it as a fun and quirky thing. But if tensions are still high between the houses, it could cause an uproar. The Gryffindors might feel that Harry is being too friendly with the enemy, while the Slytherins might be confused as to why Draco would allow Harry to wear his jersey. The teachers, on the other hand, might see it as an opportunity for a lesson in unity and acceptance, or they could be concerned about the potential for more conflict depending on how the students react.

Perhaps it's a sign of admiration. Harry is a great Quidditch player, and Hermione wearing his jersey could be her way of showing that she admires his skills on the pitch. It's like wearing a shirt of your favorite athlete in the Muggle world. This admiration could also be part of a larger theme in the fanfiction about how they all look up to each other in different ways.

Hermione's character could develop in terms of her relationships. Through saving Fred, she might form a stronger bond with the Weasley family. She may also become more empathetic as she experiences the fear of losing someone dear. She realizes that there are things more important than just academic knowledge. So, she starts to balance her intellectual side with her emotional side more effectively.

She likely becomes more confident in her abilities outside of just academic knowledge. Saving Fred would require her to take risks and trust her instincts, which could make her more self - assured. For example, if she has to perform a spell she's not entirely sure about, but does it anyway to save Fred, it shows her growth in believing in herself.