How does Harry's character develop in 'harry accepts his destiny fanfiction'?

Harry's acceptance of his destiny would make his relationships with his friends more complex. On one hand, they would be proud of him. But on the other, they would have to adapt to his new role. His friends would need to find their own places in his journey. Hermione might focus more on researching ways to help Harry fulfill his destiny, while Ron could become more of a protector, guarding Harry from distractions. This evolution in their relationships would be a crucial part of the fanfiction's story.

Perhaps he witnesses a great evil that he could have prevented if he had been more accepting of his role earlier. This guilt and the knowledge of the consequences of his inaction could drive him to accept his destiny. Or, it could be that his friends are in great danger because of his hesitation, and he decides to embrace his destiny to save them.

One interesting idea could be how Harry overcomes his internal doubts while accepting his destiny. Maybe he has to face his fears about the great power and responsibility that comes with it.

His character may become more confident. Knowing his heritage gives him a sense of identity, so he might stand taller and be more assertive in the wizarding world.

They might start as cautious allies. They would be testing the waters, not fully trusting each other yet but knowing they need to work together. For example, they could be sharing information about certain spells or magical artifacts that are relevant to their new situation.

He could become more confident. With the new resources from his inheritance, he feels more secure in his place in the wizarding world. For instance, if he inherits a lot of gold, he doesn't have to worry about financial problems at Hogwarts.

Harry might become more confident. Capturing Pettigrew on his own or with his friends shows his growth as a wizard. He's no longer just the boy who survived Voldemort's attack but a capable hero who can bring a criminal to justice.

Harry becomes more confident. With Dumbledore as his adoptive father, he has a stronger support system. He is no longer as alone as he was, and this newfound security allows him to take more risks in his magical studies and in fighting dark forces. His sense of identity also shifts. He starts to see himself as part of Dumbledore's legacy, which gives him a greater sense of purpose.

In this fanfiction, Harry's character could develop a fierce sense of independence. Since snakes are often seen as self - reliant creatures, Harry may take on some of these traits. He may be more likely to rely on his own instincts and the skills he learned from the snakes rather than depending on others. Also, his moral compass could be influenced. Snakes in the wizarding world are often associated with cunning, and Harry might use this to his advantage in a more morally ambiguous way at times, but also learn to balance it with the values he inherits from the wizarding community.

Harry might start off as a bit naive about the darker aspects of magic. But as he is trained by Grindelwald, he becomes more aware of the grey areas in the wizarding world. His character could become more conflicted as he is exposed to Grindelwald's teachings. He may question his previous beliefs and values.