one shots of an artificial intelligence / OneShots einer künstlichen Intelligenz

HERMIONE - daughter of Severus Snape

Hermione Granger stumbled upon an old, neglected potions textbook in the dusty shelves of the Hogwarts library. As she leafed through its pages, a small, folded parchment slipped out. Unfolding it carefully, she discovered a letter addressed to her, revealing the shocking truth that Severus Snape was her biological father.

The revelation sent waves of disbelief and realization through Hermione's mind. Memories flashed before her, connecting the dots between her uncanny proficiency in potions and Snape's peculiar interest in her progress at Hogwarts. She grappled with the implications of this newfound parentage, unsure how to reconcile the stern, mysterious Potions Master with the man who contributed to her existence.

Seeking answers, Hermione approached the Headmistress's office, where Professor McGonagall provided a pensieve and memories that Snape had left behind. In the swirling memories, Hermione witnessed glimpses of Snape's struggles, sacrifices, and an unexpected bond he had developed with her mother, a woman from his past.

Torn between the complexities of her emotions, Hermione found solace in understanding Snape's unspoken affection and the sacrifices he made to protect her. She realized that her strength, intelligence, and determination were reflections of both her parents.

With a newfound appreciation for the intricacies of her lineage, Hermione embraced the duality of being a Granger and a Snape. The discovery didn't erase the challenges or controversies surrounding Snape, but it added a layer of understanding that allowed her to appreciate the depth of his character.

As she continued her studies at Hogwarts, Hermione carried the weight of this revelation with grace, honoring Snape's memory through her achievements and a dedication to the pursuit of knowledge. In the end, the revelation of her parentage became a catalyst for her own growth, weaving together the threads of her past and present into a tapestry uniquely hers.