In Severus Snape is a Marauder fanfiction, how does Snape's character change?

In these fanfictions, Snape often becomes more self - reflective. He starts to realize the full extent of his actions and how they've affected others. For example, he might come to see how his treatment of Harry was unfair. He also becomes more open about his emotions, which was something he always hid before.

Snape's character changes in his relationship with others too. He becomes more involved with the Hogwarts community as he is now responsible for Harry. He might start to collaborate more with other teachers, like McGonagall, who he previously had a rather cold relationship with. His attitude towards the students also changes as he realizes that they are just kids trying to find their way, much like Harry. This is a big shift from his usual strict and often unforgiving self.

In terms of appearance, a female Snape would look different, of course. But more importantly, her self - confidence might be presented in a different way. A female Snape could use her appearance and charm in a way that the male Snape never did, to manipulate situations or gain allies, which would be a significant change from the original character.

In some fanfictions, Severus Snape's character develops by becoming more open - minded towards Muggles. He might start off with his typical wizarding - world prejudices, but through various interactions, he begins to see Muggles in a new light. For example, he could meet a Muggle scientist whose thirst for knowledge reminds him of his own love for potions, and this changes his view.

She could also be more perceptive of social hierarchies in a different way. Girls in the wizarding world might be subject to different expectations. Snape as a girl might use her femininity to her advantage, perhaps by being more charming or manipulative in certain situations to get what she wants, which is different from the male Snape's more brooding and solitary approach.

The re - imagining of Snape as trans in fanfiction can also play with the idea of how magic could interact with his gender identity. For instance, could there be spells or potions that are more difficult for him to use because of his trans identity? Or perhaps there are magical ways to help him transition that are unique to the wizarding world. His role as a Potions master could also be tied into this, like creating new potions related to gender transition or using his knowledge to help other trans wizards in the fic.

Snape's character could become more calculating and cold - hearted. Tom Riddle is not exactly a nurturing figure, and being raised by him would expose Snape to a world of power - seeking and self - interest. Snape may lose some of his capacity for love and affection that he had for Lily in the original story. He would be more focused on achieving power and status within Riddle's regime. His relationships with other characters would be more transactional. For instance, he would not form the same kind of complex relationship with Narcissa Malfoy as he did in the original story because his priorities would be different, being centered around Riddle's goals rather than his own personal loyalties and emotions.

Snape might become more confident. As a king, he would have to take charge and make decisions without hesitation. His usual brooding and self - doubting nature might be replaced by a more assertive and commanding personality. He would also likely be more protective of his 'kingdom' or those under his rule, which could show a more noble side of his character.

His role becomes much more mysterious. He is no longer just a potions master and spy. He now has a connection to an entirely different realm. His actions are not only about the wizarding world's affairs but also about his father Hades' will. He might be involved in preventing some sort of underworld - related catastrophe from happening in the wizarding world.

It changes the power dynamics. Usually, Snape is seen as an outcast and Hermione is part of the main group. When she trusts him, it gives Snape more of a connection to the 'good side'. For example, the other characters might start to re - evaluate their views of Snape because Hermione trusts him.