Fanfics de Harry Potter com Hermione Granger com o gênero Saga em Inglês sem o personagem Grope

It was no secret that Harry James Potter was the boy who lived in the wizarding world after Voldemort has killed his beloved parents, James and Lillian Evans Potter. After the dark lord had killed them and he tried to kill him, Harry was left the door step of the Dursley's home. The Dursleys has hated James and Lily Potter, as they were unDursley-ish to them. They hated everything that had to do with magic, including James and Lily's offspring, Harry. Vernon and Petunia Dursley had a son their own to look after. Their son, Dudley was eight days older than Harry was. The Dursley had hated anything magical because Petunia's sister, Lily was magical and she wasn't. They then started to treat Harry poorly and favor their own child over him. They would often starve him, make him cook their breakfast, lunch and dinner, Give him Dudley's over sized hand-me-downs, abuse him whenever he asked question about his parents or did something to anger them, or have Dudley use him as a punching bag. Harry then meet a girl named Hermione Granger at the age of ten years old, she then learns that he is being abused and she tells her parents. Her parents then take Harry in as their son, they grow up together, fall in love with one another, and save the world together.

Aonde Harry Potter e Draco Malfoy de repente não se odeiam mais.

Snape accept take care of a "problem child" called Adhara. Even doesn't want any bond with the child, Snape can't believe how much she remembers Lily.

After living one of her greatest fears...

Those kinds of fears that haunt your nightmares…

The kind that you never imagine happening...

That kind that marks you for life.

She was very good at her job but something wasn’t right with her yet, she could feel it in her bones. And because of that she could not put herself and other people’s lives at risk just because she was stubborn. Lux was better than that. She wasn’t a kid or neither a brat.

And there were way to many loses already.

Finally Lux was strong enough to try to resume her life or so she thought. But after failing to adjust her old routine, she recognized she needed help. Only then pursuing a permit of absence to leave her position at the Ministry of Magic to take care of her mental and emotional health, she realized that she needed more time just to heal.

And as if a gift sent from the Gods themselves an unexpected invitation from her first mentor appeared. She was inviting Lux to take up one of the teaching chairs at Hogwarts. The idea seemed to illuminate the path in front of her; this new step would be a very different take in her life. Even knowing all the difficulties she would face, the possibility of experiencing another reality and even perhaps a new future was too tempting for her to deny herself of finally fulfilling one of her biggest dreams.

The dream of becoming a teacher.

What she didn't expect is that her world would be shaken, her heart taken and her life turned upside down. She had so much… Too much… At stake. After all she knew it was wrong, she knew it would be impossible and she did her best to put barriers between them.

But she never met anyone like Lena.

In this imaginative interpretation, the story unfolds as if Harry Potter's experiences are a manifestation of his mental struggles. The Dursleys, his supposed parents, represent the harsh realities he faces, either as caregivers unable to comprehend his deepening delusions or as abusers causing his deteriorating mental state. The persistent mistreatment and favoritism directed towards his "brother" Dudley amplify his sense of isolation, cruelty, and humiliation.

One pivotal moment occurs when Harry's escalating fantasies lead to Dudley's grave injury, symbolic of Harry's own inner turmoil. The injury, portrayed as the growth of a magical pig's tail, serves as a metaphor for the emotional wounds that both Harry and his brother carry. This catastrophic event triggers Harry's removal from his surroundings, as he is sent to a "special school" to address his growing psychological complexities.

By weaving these elements together, the story explores the fragile boundary between reality and imagination, delving into the depths of Harry's mental illness and the coping mechanisms he creates. The narrative raises questions about the fine line between perception and distortion, challenging readers to reflect on the power of the mind and the impact of trauma on one's perception of the world.