In the 'Harry becomes a Lupin fanfiction', how does Harry's view of Lupin change throughout the story?

At first, it would become very strained. Harry might avoid Lupin at all costs. He would no longer trust Lupin and would be suspicious of his every move.

They could go on a mission to find a rare magical creature that is important for some reason. Maybe it has a power that can help defeat the dark forces. Or they might travel to a hidden magical place that Lupin once knew about from his own adventures as a young wizard. There, they face various challenges and have to use their combined knowledge of magic to get out safely.

Lupin might use his own experience as a werewolf to relate to Harry. He could teach Harry how to control his thirst for blood, much like he controls his lycanthropy. For example, by using potions or certain meditation techniques.

Harry's life would change in many ways. Firstly, he would have to adjust his living situation to accommodate Teddy. He might move to a bigger place. Emotionally, he would become more responsible and caring. He would also have to deal with Teddy's magical education from a very young age. This would involve teaching Teddy basic spells and taking him to Diagon Alley for school supplies. Moreover, he would be more cautious in his actions as he has Teddy to think about now.

Dumbledore would be very concerned about Harry's future. He would try to guide Harry in controlling his new abilities. Their relationship might shift to a more teacher - student dynamic focused on this specific issue. Dumbledore could also use Harry's situation to teach the wizarding community a lesson about acceptance. He might encourage Harry to be open about his condition and show that being bitten doesn't make him any less of a hero. This would be a big change from their previous relationship which was more about the overall fight against Voldemort.

Maybe in that fanfic, Lupin did something that Harry considered a betrayal. For example, he might have made a decision that put Harry or his friends in danger without consulting them first.

Well, it changes the narrative in multiple ways. Firstly, it can introduce a sense of drama. The other characters, like Harry and Ron, might be shocked or even disapproving. Secondly, it can lead to a different exploration of Remus' character. Instead of just being the wise, brooding werewolf, he becomes a more complex figure with romantic desires. And for Hermione, it adds a new layer to her character as she navigates this unanticipated attention.

One possible reason could be his self - loathing due to his werewolf condition. He might think he's not good enough for Tonks and that she'd be better off without him, fearing that his lycanthropy could bring danger or a difficult life to her.

She could be heartbroken. Tonks is a passionate character. She may initially be in denial, not wanting to believe that Lupin would leave her. She might try to talk to him, convince him that they can overcome any difficulties together.

It could lead to a whole new dynamic in the wizarding world. Maybe they'd have more adventures together and play a greater role in protecting it.