Hermione is a pureblood in fanfiction. How does this change her character compared to the original story?

She might become more confident. Since she is a pureblood princess, she has a certain status, and this could boost her self - assurance. She would no longer be the 'outsider' but someone with a legitimate place in the wizarding world hierarchy.

It makes her more physically diverse. The original Hermione might be seen as having a more slender build in the main series. Here, with thick thighs and a belly, she has a different physical presence. It can give the impression of a stronger and more grounded Hermione, perhaps less fragile - looking.

Some of her friends might be a bit shocked at first. But Harry and Ron would probably be supportive in the end. They know Hermione well and would understand that she's still the same person. However, there could be a bit of an adjustment period as they all get used to this new aspect of her identity.

It can make her more involved with the pureblood families. She might have to attend more pureblood - related events, which could be both good and bad. Good because she gets to understand them better, but bad as some might still be prejudiced against her.

Well, if Hermione was a pureblood Slytherin, it would completely flip the script. In the original, she's a Gryffindor and a Muggle - born. As a Slytherin pureblood, she might be more focused on pureblood ideals at first. Maybe she'd be more cunning in a different way than we're used to seeing her. She could have different relationships with the other houses, especially Gryffindor where her friends are. It would also change how she approaches her studies and magic in general, perhaps being more secretive about her knowledge and skills.

Well, it can make her more confident in some fanfictions. Since purebloods are often seen as having a certain status in the wizarding world, Hermione might use this new knowledge to her advantage. For example, she could be more assertive in her magical studies and interactions with other students.

She might become more sophisticated in a French way. The French are often associated with elegance and a certain refined charm. Hermione could pick up some of these traits, perhaps in her speech or mannerisms. For example, she might start using more French phrases in her conversations.

It really shakes things up. In the normal story, Hermione being a muggle - born was a big deal when it came to Draco. But as a pureblood in the fanfic, they could be part of the same social circles within the wizarding world more easily. Draco might not be as quick to dismiss her, and Hermione might not have that initial prejudice against Draco because of his pureblood - supremacist views. Their interactions could become more about shared interests within the pureblood community, like magical heritage research or pureblood family traditions.

Well, often in these fanfictions, Hermione on the Quidditch team changes her relationship dynamics. She might become closer to the more jock - like characters. For example, she could bond with Harry and Ron over a new shared experience of Quidditch, not just academics. This also gives her a new identity within the group, not just the brainy one but also an athletic teammate. It can add a whole new layer to her character development as she has to balance her studies with Quidditch practice, which is no easy feat.

Hermione's character changes in many ways. Firstly, she has to adapt to a new physical form which brings out a more aggressive side in some situations. This is a big contrast to her usually calm and rational self. Emotionally, she may feel more isolated as she fears how others will react. However, this also makes her more independent and self - reliant. She starts to question the norms of the wizarding society regarding werewolves and becomes a more vocal advocate for change.