In Snape hurts Harry fanfiction, how does Harry usually respond to Snape's hurtful actions?

In some fanfictions, Harry might cope by finding solace in his friends at Hogwarts. He could talk to Hermione and Ron about what Vernon does, and their support gives him strength. For example, they might encourage him to focus on his magic studies as an escape from the Dursley's household.

However, as the story progresses, Harry may start to understand the reasons behind Snape's actions. He could become more resigned and accept the punishment as a part of his growth. He might use the experience to become more cautious in his actions and more respectful of the rules.

In some fanfics, Snape might hurt Harry out of his long - held grudges. Snape was in love with Harry's mother, Lily, and Harry being a reminder of James, who bullied Snape in school, could trigger his negative emotions. Also, Snape's loyalty to Voldemort in the earlier days in some fan - created scenarios might lead him to target Harry, who was seen as a threat to Voldemort's plans.

In some fanfictions, Snape might punish Harry by giving him extra detention tasks like scrubbing the cauldrons in the Potions classroom until they shine. This is a common form of punishment as it's within Snape's domain as the Potions master.

In some fanfics, at first it gets worse. Harry might start to fear or hate Snape even more after being hurt. But as the story progresses, there could be a turning point. Maybe Harry discovers Snape's real motives behind the hurt, like if Snape was trying to protect him from a greater danger in a very roundabout way. This could lead to a begrudging respect or even an odd sort of friendship in the end.

In some fanfictions, Snape might awkwardly try to comfort Harry. Given his own complex personality, it wouldn't be an easy or natural gesture for him. He might pat Harry's shoulder stiffly or offer some gruff words of reassurance like 'Pull yourself together, Potter.'

Often, Snape is shown as having a more nuanced relationship with Harry. He may not be as cold or harsh as in the original story. Because Harry is the WBWL in a different context, Snape might realize the importance of guiding Harry more quickly. This could lead to him showing more of his true self, his intelligence and his complex emotions, rather than just the surly Potions master.

One common reason could be his pride. Snape has a lot of pride, and in some fanfictions, this pride might prevent him from admitting his true feelings to Lily. Instead, he lashes out and ends up hurting her. Another reason could be the pressure from the different sides he's associated with. He's in a difficult position between the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix, and this stress can make him act out towards Lily.

In some fanfictions, Snape might use his advanced knowledge of potions to brew a special healing elixir for Harry. He could also use his magic skills, like a complex spell specifically designed to mend Harry's wounds, whether they are physical or emotional.

Another way Snape could comfort Harry is by standing up for him in certain situations. Maybe when other teachers or students are being unfair to Harry, Snape steps in and defends him. This act of protection can be a great source of comfort for Harry, as it shows that someone is on his side even if they have had a rocky relationship in the past.