In the fanfiction where Hermione Granger is Lucius' daughter, what would her relationship with the other Slytherins be like?

Her character might develop in a way that she constantly tries to prove herself. Because of her parents' polar - opposite reputations, she would feel the need to show that she is not defined by their actions or reputations. She could excel in both academics and magic - related sports, like Quidditch, to gain respect.

By the end of the quest, their relationship could be completely transformed. They might see each other in a new light. Hermione could see that Lucius has more depth than she initially thought, and Lucius could come to respect Hermione's intelligence and tenacity. This could lead to a new understanding between them, and perhaps even a friendship or a more complex relationship that defies the expectations of the wizarding world.

It would be really complex. Draco would probably be initially very confused and maybe a bit resentful. He's been brought up with certain ideas about pure - blood superiority and Hermione being a 'Muggle - born' (in the original context). Now, if she's his aunt, he'd have to re - evaluate his views. He might also be jealous of Hermione's intelligence and the fact that she doesn't conform to the Malfoy family's more rigid ways.

Hermione's character would likely experience a great deal of conflict. On one hand, she has her own strong values and beliefs which are in direct opposition to the Malfoy family's pure - blood ideology. But on the other hand, she might be forced to adapt to her new living situation. She could become more guarded and learn to play the political games within the wizarding society as she tries to survive in the Malfoy household.

One common theme is redemption. Lucius is often portrayed as a character in need of redemption, and Hermione is the one who can help him see the error of his ways. This can involve him gradually changing his views on Muggle - borns and the Dark Arts.

Well, if Hermione was Lucius' daughter, it would completely turn the story upside down. First, Hermione's loyalty to the Order of the Phoenix would be in question. She might have been raised with pure - blood supremacist ideals which would make her relationship with Harry and Ron very different. Instead of being friends, they could be enemies at first. Also, her academic achievements at Hogwarts might have been used for more sinister purposes by Lucius. He could have used her intelligence to further the Death Eaters' goals, like finding ways to infiltrate Hogwarts more easily or uncovering secrets of the Order.

She might face a lot of internal conflict. On one hand, she has been raised with the values of Gryffindor, like courage and justice. But on the other hand, she has this dark heritage. This could lead to a really interesting character arc where she has to constantly battle her inner demons. For example, she might be tempted by the power that her relation to Voldemort could potentially bring, but she has to resist it to stay true to herself.

She might have a great relationship with her mother, Hermione. Hermione would surely pass on her wisdom and knowledge to Lizzie. Lizzie could look up to her mother and seek her advice often.

Draco's relationship with Hermione could change drastically. He might start to feel sympathy for her, which could turn into a reluctant friendship. Lucius, however, would be more resistant to any positive change. But as Hermione shows her strength even while injured, he might develop a begrudging respect. Overall, Draco could become more of an ally to Hermione, while Lucius would be in a more complex situation of having to re - evaluate his views due to Draco's new attitude.

Their relationship might start off with Lucius acting more like a shadowy protector. Hermione doesn't know who is helping her at first. Once she discovers it's Lucius, she is shocked. But as time passes, Lucius starts to explain his reasons. Maybe he tells her about his regrets regarding his past actions. They could start to bond over shared interests in magic and books. Lucius might introduce Hermione to some ancient and powerful magic that she can use to protect herself further, and this could strengthen their relationship as they become more like teacher and student in some ways, while also being protector and protected.