Is there any appropriate fanfiction where McGonagall has a positive interaction with Hermione instead of the inappropriate 'McGonagall sits on Hermione's face'?

One great fanfiction could be 'The Trio's Guidance'. In this fic, Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Hermione work together to solve a mystery within Hogwarts. It beautifully weaves their different personalities together. Hermione's intelligence, McGonagall's strict yet fair nature, and Dumbledore's wisdom all play important roles in the story.

Well, initially McGonagall adopts Hermione out of a sense of duty and seeing Hermione's need for a more stable environment. In the beginning, Hermione is a bit in awe of McGonagall. But as they live together, they start to have small moments of connection. For example, over a shared cup of tea while discussing a difficult spell. Slowly, they start to understand each other's quirks. McGonagall learns about Hermione's passion for knowledge and Hermione discovers McGonagall's softer side. Their relationship blossoms into a beautiful and deep bond that affects both of their lives positively at Hogwarts and beyond.

There are probably fanfictions out there with this premise. Fanfic authors love to play with the established canon of a story. By making Minerva McGonagall Hermione's mother, they can rewrite many aspects of Hermione's life. Maybe she would have grown up with a different set of values, or her magical abilities could be seen in a new light. It also has the potential to create new conflicts and reconciliations within the Hogwarts community.

I'm not sure if there is such a fanfiction that is completely appropriate for all ages as the concept of spanking can be a bit controversial and not in line with the positive educational relationships usually depicted in the original 'Harry Potter' series. However, the fanfiction world is vast, and some might try to handle it in a more light - hearted or non - inappropriate way, but it's hard to say for sure.

In some fanfictions, Hermione's eating disorder could be a way to explore deeper psychological issues within the wizarding world. McGonagall, as a strict yet caring teacher, might notice the signs. She could play a crucial role in Hermione's recovery, perhaps by providing support and guidance, much like she does for her students in other aspects of their Hogwarts lives.

Perhaps Hermione is facing some sort of interpersonal issue. She could have had an argument with her friends, like Ron and Harry. In the wizarding world, friendships are crucial. If there's a rift in their relationship, it would deeply affect Hermione. McGonagall, being a perceptive teacher, might then try to mediate and give Hermione advice on how to handle the situation.

In this fanfiction, Hermione would grow up with a strong female role model. This would make her even more assertive in fighting for what she believes in. She may also inherit some of McGonagall's no - nonsense attitude towards things like Dark Magic and injustice. Her academic pursuits would still be important, but she might also focus more on the well - being of Hogwarts as a whole, similar to how McGonagall cares for the school.

Well, it's because their relationship in the original books is quite interesting. McGonagall is a strict but fair teacher, and Hermione is a brilliant student. Fans like to explore scenarios where McGonagall uses her power and influence to save Hermione, perhaps from situations that the other characters might not be able to handle. It adds an extra layer of drama and showcases McGonagall's protective side towards Hermione specifically.

Well, it could be a comical misunderstanding. Maybe Hermione accidentally breaks a very important magical item in McGonagall's classroom while trying out a new spell. McGonagall, being strict but fair, gives her a light 'spanking' with a magical object that just makes a slapping sound but doesn't actually hurt, as a form of light - hearted punishment and to teach her to be more careful.

Hermione would likely become more confident. With McGonagall as her adoptive mother, she'd have a strong role model. She might develop a more refined sense of magic, learning from McGonagall's years of experience.