It's an odd and controversial concept. Hermione is a strong, intelligent character, and Draco is a complex, often - unlikable character in the original. The idea of such a scenario goes against the general essence of their relationship in the books. It might be a form of creative exploration for some writers, but it could also be seen as disrespectful to the original characters and their arcs.
Well, this concept is quite far - fetched. Fanfiction allows for a lot of creativity, but this seems like a very out - there idea. The 'Harry Potter' series has a certain set of values and character relationships. This 'Hermione Spanked by Draco' concept takes those relationships in a direction that is not in harmony with the original. It may attract some readers who are looking for extreme or alternative interpretations, but it will likely be off - putting to many traditional fans.
The idea of 'Harry Potter spanked by Voldemort' in fanfiction is a very odd and inappropriate one. The Harry Potter series has always been about magic, friendship, and the fight against dark forces. The relationship between Harry and Voldemort is one of enmity and the struggle for survival. This kind of fanfiction concept seems to be a perversion of the original story's themes. It may attract some who are interested in extreme or alternative interpretations, but overall it doesn't fit well with the general perception of the series.
There might be. Fanfiction is a very diverse and expansive area. But this particular concept seems a bit out of character for the relationship between Hermione and Draco in the original books. It could be a very creative or even a 'crackfic' (a fanfic with a very strange or unlikely premise) that some authors have explored.
It's an interesting but rather unusual concept. In the original Harry Potter series, their relationships are quite different. This idea in fanfiction might be a way for authors to explore new character interactions and emotions, but it can also seem a bit out of place considering the established personalities and storylines.
I think it's a rather unfair view. In the original 'Harry Potter' series, Hermione is highly intelligent, resourceful, and plays a crucial role. Fanfiction that portrays her as 'useless' might be a misinterpretation or an attempt at creating an alternate and perhaps less well - thought - out scenario. But it goes against the essence of the character as we know her.
Definitely not. Hermione is a strong and independent character, and such a scenario goes against the spirit of the original characters. It also involves elements that are not suitable for a general audience and can make many readers uncomfortable.
There could be a psychological aspect to it too. Some fans might enjoy writing or reading about conflict. Draco and Hermione are both strong - willed characters. Their clashes can create a lot of drama and tension. Fanfiction writers might use this 'hate' concept to explore darker themes, like prejudice (since Draco has some prejudices against Hermione's blood status) and the power struggle between different magical ideologies that their characters represent.
Fanfiction that involves abuse is not acceptable. Ron and Hermione have a complex relationship in the original 'Harry Potter' series that is based on friendship, mutual respect, and eventually love. Creating fanfiction with such a dark and inappropriate theme distorts the essence of their characters and the positive message of the series.
I think it's a very strange and unorthodox concept. In the original 'Harry Potter' series, their relationship is more of a teacher - student and somewhat antagonistic one.
It sounds inappropriate. Hermione is a strong, intelligent character from the Harry Potter series, and such a title implies an improper and unethical relationship which goes against the nature of the original story.
Rather than focusing on this specific rather strange scenario, there are many great Hermione and Draco fanfictions that explore their relationship in more healthy and interesting ways. For example, some stories might focus on them becoming friends or allies, or having a more complex relationship based on mutual respect. So I would encourage you to look for those instead of this particular type of fanfiction.