How would the plot of the 'Harry Potter refuses to help Dumbledore' fanfiction differ from the original series?

One possible reason could be that Harry has grown tired of being Dumbledore's pawn. He might feel that he has been constantly pushed into dangerous situations for Dumbledore's grand plans and he just wants to focus on his own life and safety for once.

In the original Harry Potter series, Dumbledore is a respected and powerful figure who helps Harry on his journey. But in fanfiction with 'Harry Potter destroys Dumbledore', it creates a whole new narrative. It might introduce new conflicts and character arcs. For example, Harry could face a great deal of internal struggle and external backlash for such an act. The fanfiction may also explore different magical elements or political situations in the wizarding world that were not as prominent in the original, as a result of this drastic change in the story.

The main difference would be in Harry's character development. In the original, Harry is shaped by the wizarding world's values. But in this fanfiction, he'd be influenced by Beowulf - inspired values. So, his actions and decisions would be more in line with those values, like being more bold and direct in dealing with threats.

His friends like Ron and Hermione might help him. They are always there for Harry and if they believe that Harry has a valid reason for hiding from Dumbledore, they would likely do whatever they can to keep him hidden and safe. For instance, Hermione could use her intelligence to create spells or distractions to keep Dumbledore off Harry's trail.

The plot could shift towards Harry becoming more independent. He might start making his own decisions without considering Dumbledore's influence, which could lead to him taking more risks or approaching problems in a completely different way than before.

If Harry Potter refuses to help fanfiction, it might result in some fanfiction losing a bit of authenticity in the eyes of fans. Since Harry is such an iconic character, his absence of support could make some people view certain fanfictions as less legitimate. However, it could also encourage fanfiction writers to develop their own unique voices and storylines without relying on the character's 'approval'.

The fanfiction changes the traditional view in that it portrays Harry as someone who can say no. In the original series, he was almost always on the side of Britain and its wizarding world. By refusing to help, it gives a different perspective on his relationship with the country. It might also make readers think about the concept of heroism in a different way, as a hero doesn't always have to be at the beck and call of his homeland.

His friends in the wizarding world might try to convince him to come back. This could lead to a lot of internal conflict for Harry as he decides between his old life and the new non - wizard one he's trying to build. There could be a series of events where his wizard friends show him the good parts of magic that he's forgotten or never fully appreciated.

Well, the original Harry Potter series gives us a somewhat idealized view of Dumbledore. We know he has his secrets, but they are not fully explored until later in the series. In the fanfiction 'The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore', things are different. His lies could be the central focus. This might change how we perceive his relationships. His relationship with Snape, for example, could be shown to be based on more self - serving motives in the fanfiction. Also, his actions towards the end of his life, like leaving Harry to face Voldemort, could be re - interpreted as part of a larger pattern of lies and self - interest rather than the noble sacrifice it seemed in the original series.

Well, it could make Hermione very worried. Since she's usually the one who supports Harry and tries to keep him on the right path. If Harry refuses to help Dumbledore, Hermione might try to persuade him. This could create some tension between them if Harry is stubborn. For example, she might think Harry is being selfish or short - sighted.