Fanfiction: Harry Potter catches Peter Pettigrew. How would it affect the relationship between Harry and his friends?

It could strengthen their bond. They could sit together and laugh about the crazy ideas in the fanfiction. Sharing this experience of reading about themselves in different scenarios would give them more things to talk about and joke around with.

Some of Harry's friends might be initially shocked. Ron, for instance, could be quite skeptical and voice his concerns about the age difference. Hermione, on the other hand, might be more open - minded at first, but as she sees how the relationship impacts Harry's studies or his role in the fight against dark forces, she could start to have doubts.

Maybe in the fanfiction, Harry catches Peter Pettigrew while he's trying to escape to Voldemort again. Harry uses some new spell he's learned to trap Peter. Then, instead of handing him over to the authorities right away, Harry tries to get information out of him about Voldemort's plans. This could lead to a whole new adventure for Harry and his friends as they try to use the information to prevent Voldemort's next move.

His friends might be initially very confused about his dual heritage. They could be both in awe and a bit intimidated by his connection to Hawkeye. For example, Ron might be a bit jealous at first because Harry has this really cool non - wizarding connection on top of being a famous wizard. Hermione, on the other hand, would be very interested in researching how such a connection could even be possible and would try to find historical precedents.

His friends might be in awe of him at first. Since Harry would be learning from Merlin, he'd likely gain new and extraordinary abilities that his friends would find both amazing and a bit intimidating.

Well, initially, his friends would be shocked. But as time goes on, they would adapt. Hermione would use her vast knowledge of magic to try and understand the nature of Harry's transformation. Ron, on the other hand, would be more focused on how Harry is feeling in this new form. Their friendship would be tested in a way, as they have to deal with the stares and whispers from other students. However, they would stay by Harry's side, and this experience might even bring them closer as they face this new and strange situation together.

If they were friends before Hogwarts, it could create a lot of internal conflict at Hogwarts. Draco might be torn between his new Slytherin friends who dislike Harry and his long - standing friendship with Harry. He might try to keep their friendship a secret, which could lead to misunderstandings between them.

Well, in this scenario, Harry's friends might find him more aloof. Since Seto Kaiba is a rather self - centered character, Harry could pick up some of those traits. His relationships could be more transactional. For example, he might only engage with his friends when there is something to gain in terms of power or knowledge. However, some of his more loyal friends like Hermione might try to break through this new, more distant Harry and bring back the old, more caring side of him.

His friends might find Peter's newfound Superman obsession a bit strange at first. For example, Ned might be a bit confused when Peter starts talking non - stop about Superman's feats. But as time goes on, they could become more understanding. MJ might even be interested in the whole Superman concept through Peter's enthusiasm and start to see Peter in a new light, like he's not just the neighborhood Spider - Man but also has this big - dreamer side to him.

Their friends could be divided in their reactions. Some friends might be supportive in a quiet way. They might see how happy Harry and Ginny are, even in secret, and be happy for them. However, others might be worried. They could be afraid that if the relationship is discovered, it could cause problems. For instance, it might cause a scandal in Hogwarts if the teachers find out. And some friends might be jealous, especially if they have a crush on either Harry or Ginny. This could create some tension among the friend group.