How do the characters of Harry and Draco change in Harry and Draco marriage law fanfiction?

In these fanfictions, Harry may develop a more diplomatic side to his personality. Since Draco is from Slytherin and has a different way of thinking, Harry has to learn to negotiate and find middle ground. For Draco, his friendship with Harry can make him more empathetic. He might start to care about the well - being of others outside of his Slytherin clique, like the Gryffindors and other Hogwarts students, which is a big change from his initial self - centered attitude.

It often changes for the better. After Harry apologizes, Draco might be initially skeptical. But as they start to interact more, they could become friends or at least develop a mutual respect. For instance, they might start sharing their experiences during the war, which helps them understand each other better.

In such fanfictions, often Harry starts as a bit bewildered by the whole arranged marriage thing. He's used to fighting against the bad guys, not getting married to someone he once considered an enemy. But as time goes on, he begins to see Fem Draco's complexity. Fem Draco, on the other hand, might start off as cold and distant, still holding onto her Slytherin pride. But living with Harry makes her soften. For example, in some stories, she might see how Harry is truly kind and not just the Gryffindor hero she thought he was.

Their relationship would likely become more collaborative. They would have to communicate regularly about Teddy's needs, like his schoolwork, his magical training, and his emotional well - being. This would force them to put aside their past grudges and start seeing each other in a new light.

At first, it would become more strained. Harry would likely be angry and hurt by Draco's actions that made him cry, so he might avoid Draco even more than before. He might also be more on guard around Draco, not trusting him at all.

Harry's personality could shift towards being more introspective. He would constantly be thinking about the implications of being a Riddle. His sense of justice might still be strong, but he could be more cautious in his actions. Draco might experience a major change. He might lose some of his arrogance as he realizes that being a Riddle doesn't automatically mean power and privilege. Instead, it comes with a lot of baggage. He could become more collaborative, working with Harry instead of against him, and might even show more kindness towards those he previously looked down upon.

One interesting plotline could be how Harry and Draco initially resist the marriage law but gradually start to understand each other. They might discover hidden depths in one another that they never expected. For example, Draco could show his vulnerability to Harry, and Harry could show his determination to make the best of the situation. Another plotline could involve their families' reactions. The Weasleys might be shocked and initially opposed, while the Malfoys might have their own complex feelings about their son being married to Harry Potter.

Hermione might become more guarded initially. Given her history with Draco, she would be cautious about opening up. But as the relationship progresses, she could become more empathetic towards Draco's situation. Draco, on the other hand, may start to shed some of his pure - blood arrogance. He might become more open - minded and less judgmental as he gets to know Hermione better.

They would probably become like brothers. With Snape as their common father figure, they would have to learn to get along. Harry might be more forgiving of Draco's past actions, and Draco would have to let go of his animosity towards Harry.

Well, it would likely make their relationship much more complex. Instead of the typical rivalry, there could be a sense of family obligation. Draco might feel protective of 'her' in a different way than he would a male Harry. He might be torn between his family's views and this new connection to Harry.