How does Snape react when Harry collapses in class in Snarry fan fiction?

Snape might be initially shocked. His face could turn pale and his eyes widen in disbelief. But then, a small glimmer of something like pride or warmth might flash across his face for a split second before he quickly composes himself and snaps at Harry to focus on the potion.

He might be initially shocked. Snape is used to students being intimidated by him, so Hermione's outburst could catch him off - guard. He may glare at her silently for a moment, trying to regain his composure.

One possible reason could be overexertion. Maybe he was using too much magic outside of class and it drained him. Another reason might be some sort of magical illness or curse that he's been secretly dealing with.

One popular 'snarry' fanfic could be 'The Prince's Consort'. It delves into a complex relationship between Snape and Harry, exploring themes of redemption and unexpected love. Another might be 'A Different Path' which takes a unique spin on their interactions post - Hogwarts.

The 'snarry' fan fiction often delves deeper into their emotional connection. In the books, we see Snape's actions mainly from Harry's perspective which is often clouded by misunderstanding. Fan fictions, on the other hand, can explore Snape's real feelings and motives more fully. They can also create scenarios where Harry gets to know Snape on a more personal level, outside of the classroom and the war - time tensions. For instance, in some fics, they might have a chance encounter in a non - Hogwarts setting which leads to a whole new understanding between them.

Well, he might be quite reluctant at first. Snape has always had a rather complex relationship with Harry. He might see it as a huge burden and be full of doubts. After all, he has his own grudges and past issues with James Potter, Harry's father. But on the other hand, he also has a sense of duty towards Harry as he was Lily's son. So it's a mix of emotions that he has to deal with.

Snape could initially be skeptical. Given their long - standing enmity, he might not believe that Harry's apology is sincere at first. He might respond with a cold glare or a sarcastic comment, like 'Potter, your apologies are as empty as your head.'

He could be in shock at first. Standing there for a moment, not believing what he's seeing. Then, his vampire instincts would kick in and he'd start looking for any signs of what caused her to collapse, whether it's an external force or something internal like an illness.

Harry might struggle and try to break free. He is a brave character and doesn't like being restrained, so he would likely use his physical strength and magic skills, if possible, to get out of Snape's hold.

Perhaps Harry just stands there, silently crying at first. He might be in shock that Snape has been so cruel. Then, he could start to think about what Snape has said or done, trying to understand if there is any truth in it. Harry is a deep thinker, and this situation might force him to re - evaluate his relationship with Snape and his own actions in Hogwarts.