How does Harry's upbringing in the orphanage shape his character in fanfiction?

His idea of family could be more complex. Since he has no real family in the orphanage, he might not have the traditional concept of family. When he finally discovers his wizarding family, he could have a hard time adjusting to the idea of having relatives and a family history.

The orphanage experience in Peter's story could have made him resilient. He had to face various difficulties such as lack of privacy and resources. But through these experiences, he became stronger and better able to handle tough situations in life. For example, if he was bullied by other kids in the orphanage, he learned to stand up for himself and this made him more confident in other aspects of his life as well.

Harry may become more empathetic towards outcasts. Growing up in an orphanage, he is surrounded by other children who have been abandoned. This could make him more understanding of those who are on the fringes of society, not just in the Muggle world but also in the wizarding world. For instance, he might be more inclined to befriend house - elves or other marginalized magical creatures. He could also be more protective of his friends, as he values the relationships he forms in the orphanage more since they are his only real family for a long time.

It can make him more confident. Using magic early gives him a sense of power and control in a world where he has often felt powerless. This new - found confidence might lead him to be more assertive in his actions and decisions.

His upbringing in a tough Detroit neighborhood with a single mother made him resilient. His mother's insistence on education pushed him to strive for more, which was a major factor in his later success in medicine and other areas.

Fem Harry's character might develop a stronger sense of responsibility. In the orphanage, she has to make sure the orphans are fed, clothed, and educated. This makes her grow up in a different way than she did in the original story. She also has to deal with different kinds of relationships, not just those with her friends and foes but also with the children, the staff at the orphanage, and the community around it. This broadens her social skills and emotional intelligence.

Fanfiction often shows the Dursleys' relationship with Harry as complex. Sometimes it explores how their fear of the abnormal, which Harry represents, drives their actions. They may be cruel not just out of meanness, but out of a deep - seated fear of the unknown magic world.

It can create a sense of intrigue. The females are often drawn to the mystery of his shape - changing, which makes them more interested in getting to know him. For instance, if he changes to save a female from danger in a different form, she'll be curious about the person behind the heroics.

Gandhi's upbringing was filled with cultural and religious influences. His family followed Hindu traditions which emphasized non - violence. As a child, he saw the caste system at work and the discrimination it caused. This made him strive for a more equal society. His early education, both in India and abroad, exposed him to different ways of thinking. His upbringing, thus, was a complex mix of Indian heritage and Western education. This mix led to the development of his unique ideals that would later be the cornerstone of India's independence movement. For example, his idea of self - governance was influenced by both Indian village councils and Western democratic ideals.

His origin story shapes his character in many ways. Since he was a mercenary before the experiment and then had his life turned upside down, he has a very cynical view of the world. The fact that he was so desperate for a cure and ended up with a messed - up face and a healing factor made him both bitter and determined. He uses humor to hide his pain, which is a big part of his character. And his origin as part of Weapon X also means he has a connection to other mutants and super - powered beings, which affects how he interacts with the world around him.