How would the characters' relationships change in 'harry hermione and draco are triplets fanfiction'?

Well, it could be a really interesting story. Maybe they would have to deal with the fact that they are triplets while also being in different houses at Hogwarts. Harry in Gryffindor, Hermione in Gryffindor too, and Draco in Slytherin. There would be a lot of conflict and also some unexpected bonding as they discover their shared origin.

Well, considering Harry, his relationship with the other Gryffindors could be affected. Some might think he has turned to the 'dark side' since he is now under Snape's care. But others might understand that Harry has no choice in the matter. Draco's relationship with Hagrid could be very interesting. Hagrid might be very cautious around Draco now that he is with Snape. And Snape's relationship with the other Hogwarts professors would also change. Some might be more understanding, while others might think Snape is overstepping his boundaries. But overall, these new family dynamics would cause a ripple effect throughout the wizarding world.

Their relationship with Ron would be different. Instead of being in the same house, Ron would be in Gryffindor while they are in Ravenclaw. There might be a bit of an outsider feeling from Ron's side at first, but they would still be friends. However, their study and free - time activities would be more separated. For example, Ron might not be as involved in their Ravenclaw - centered projects.

Since houses play a major role in a student's identity at Hogwarts, for Harry, Draco and Blaise being triplets would mean redefining that identity. In Gryffindor, Harry has always been the hero figure, but with his Slytherin brothers, he might face some pushback from his housemates who are suspicious of the Slytherin connection. Draco in Slytherin would also have to deal with his own housemates' reactions. And Blaise, regardless of his house, would be in the middle of this complex situation. Their journey as triplets would be about finding a balance between their house identities and their family bond.

Well, in the original series, Draco was often an antagonist to Harry and Hermione. But in fanfiction where they are a pack, they become allies. Harry and Hermione, who were already friends, now have to accept Draco into their inner circle. They start to see Draco's redeeming qualities. Draco, on the other hand, has to let go of his pure - blood supremacist views and learn to respect Harry and Hermione for who they are.

Well, it would change the story a great deal. Firstly, Harry would have a more stable home environment with Severus as his guardian. He wouldn't be so alone at the Dursleys'. Draco, on the other hand, might learn different values from Severus rather than just pure - blood supremacy from his family. And Hermione would have an adult figure in the wizarding world who truly understood her thirst for knowledge. The whole dynamic between the three of them would shift from rivalry to more of a sibling - like relationship under Severus' care.

With Harry and Ron, they would become more protective of her. They'd have to learn to read her body language more carefully. For example, when she used to shout out answers in class, now she'd have to communicate her thoughts through gestures, and they'd have to be more attentive. And with Snape, he might initially think she was being disrespectful by not answering verbally, but then come to understand her situation and respect her even more for her determination to continue learning despite her handicap.

For Hermione and the Malfoy parents, at first there could be a lot of tension. But as the reunion progresses, they might find common ground. Lucius Malfoy might see Hermione's intelligence as an asset to the family rather than a threat. Narcissa could be more accepting due to Hermione's relationship with Draco. And among the extended Malfoy family, Hermione's presence could cause a shift in the family dynamics. Some younger Malfoys might look up to Hermione as a role model, while the older ones might be more resistant at first but gradually warm up to her.

Her relationship with the teachers would also shift. Professors like Flitwick might take a special interest in her as a Ravenclaw. He could give her extra - curricular projects related to advanced charms. And Snape might be a bit more begrudgingly respectful of her Ravenclaw intelligence, seeing her as a true academic rival in the making.

Harry might become more reserved. In Forks, he's in a completely new environment. He may not want to draw too much attention to himself and his magical abilities. He could become more of an observer, which is different from his more action - oriented role in the wizarding world.