Why would marauders read fanfiction?

They might be quite shocked at first. Since Wolfstar is a ship about Sirius and Remus, it's a modern interpretation of their relationship. The Marauders might not understand some of the modern concepts and language used in the fanfiction.

If the marauders read the epilogue fanfiction, they would probably have mixed feelings. On one hand, they would be curious to know what happened to the next generation. On the other hand, they might be a bit disappointed if the fanfiction didn't align with their own ideas of how things should have been. Maybe they would start to think about how different their era was from the one described in the epilogue.

They might be really surprised. They could find some new interpretations of the story that they never thought of before. Maybe they'd be amused by how fans see their characters in the fanfiction.

They might be quite amused. The Marauders were a mischievous bunch, and seeing different interpretations of their world in fanfiction could be a source of great entertainment for them. They'd probably laugh at some of the wilder ideas and might even be impressed by the creativity of the fans.

Well, they might be really confused at first. Since they are from an earlier time in the Harry Potter universe, the events and characters in the 'Goblet of Fire' fanfiction would be quite new to them. They might be shocked by some of the modern interpretations of magic and relationships in the fanfic.

For the love of the characters. The Marauders are such interesting characters in the Harry Potter world. Fanfiction allows readers to explore more about them, their backstories, and relationships that were only hinted at in the original books.

Yes, they might. Fanfiction can be a great source of entertainment and alternative storylines. Marauders, being characters full of curiosity, could potentially be interested in exploring different takes on their own adventures or the wizarding world in general through fanfiction.

They might find it really interesting. They could compare the fanfiction versions of events in 'The Sorcerer's Stone' to what actually happened in their own Hogwarts days. It would be like looking at their world from a different, creative perspective.

Well, Sirius might find it quite amusing. He'd probably chuckle at some of the creative interpretations of the wizarding world from a female perspective. James might be a bit more critical, comparing it to his own experiences at Hogwarts. And Remus would likely be the most open - minded, finding value in the different takes on the story that the fanfiction presents.

Sirius might start to see the story from a different angle. He could become more open - minded about certain aspects of the Deathly Hallows. James might have a newfound appreciation for the smaller details in the story that the fanfiction highlighted. Remus could start to question some of his own beliefs about the magical world based on what he read in the fanfiction. Peter might become more paranoid if the fanfiction painted a different picture of their group or the events in the Deathly Hallows.