Can you explain the statement 'hermione is his fanfiction' further?

No. 'Harry Potter' is not fanfiction. It's an original piece of work. Fanfiction depends on pre - existing works, and 'Harry Potter' was the starting point for a whole new genre of stories, not a derivative work itself.

Maybe it means that the story of Harry Potter has elements that are essential to fanfiction. Such as the vivid and imaginative settings. Hogwarts, for instance, is a very distinct and captivating setting which is a big draw in fanfiction. Also, the character development in Harry Potter is quite detailed, which is another element often seen in fanfiction.

I think this statement is inaccurate. Harry Potter is a highly developed and original work. Fanfiction usually builds on existing works in a more derivative way. Harry Potter has its own independent and elaborate universe.

It's a really odd statement. Harry Potter and Mordred come from different fictional backgrounds. Maybe it means that in someone's wild fanfiction idea, they are trying to blend the magic and themes of Harry Potter with the Arthurian - style elements related to Mordred. But it's not something that makes immediate sense based on the original works.

I don't know what 'gos' stands for. So, I can't really explain this further without that knowledge.

Sure. It simply means Chole believes there is a fanfiction where Lucifer is involved in an abuse scenario. It could be that the plot of the fanfiction has Lucifer either as the abuser or the victim of abuse.

It might suggest that Casey Affleck had a significant impact on a ghost story. Maybe he was in a movie or play where he changed the typical perception of a ghost story. For instance, his acting could have made the story more edgy or different from the usual ghost tales.

If we consider 'twilight is a fanfiction', it might be a very different view from the common understanding. Usually, 'Twilight' is a well - known series of novels. But if it's seen as a fanfiction, it could be that the story contains elements that seem like they were borrowed from other common fictional concepts in a way that's similar to how fanfiction often builds on existing works. For example, the vampire and human love story concept has been explored in other works before, and some might think 'Twilight' took those ideas and made them into its own story in a fanfiction - like way. But in reality, it's an original creation with its own unique take on those themes.

I don't really understand what 'ice' means in this context. Fanfiction for Harry Potter can cover a vast range of topics and styles. Without knowing more about 'ice', it's hard to say more. It could be a misspelling or an in - joke among fans.

Maybe it means the fanfiction centered around Percy is like an empty shell. There's no real 'meat' to it. For instance, if Percy has a certain backstory in the original work, the fanfiction might not build on it or might even ignore important aspects, making it seem hollow.