Summary: Hermione is discovered to be one of the deatheaters' daughter. Gryffindor and most of the two "light" houses turn against the bewildered girl, except for Harry.

Requirements:
~ The deatheater in question cannot be Severus
~ Harry is being pressured to turn against Hermione
~ Severus commenting that Harry is like his mom, if not more loyal to his friend

Options:
~ Harry commenting he'll stand by Hermione even if she does go dark
~ A slight personality change for Hermione
~ View changes for both Hermione and Harry
~ Severus takes on a positive relationship with Harry
~ Others can stand by Hermione
~ Good and evil sides can be reverse

Bonus Points If:
~ Hermione's mom is Bellatrix
~ Harry develops a father/son relationship with Severus
~ Severus has to save Harry and Mione from Sirus
~ The author can either plausibly turn the deatheater parent light or the two children to the "dark side"


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Summary: Voldemort had a mistress, one of his most loyal and trusted Death Eaters. She was given one task; to provide him with perfect warriors, perfect followers, perfect heirs. Distraught and driven to madness upon his apparent 'demise' she sets out to remedy her earlier failure by cooking up the children through a perverse mixture of their genetic material and many Dark Arts. After two years she manages to carry to term one viable embryo but the toll proves too much and she parishes giving birth. No one knew of this child's origins and so it was placed into the uncaring, unyielding world of a Muggle orphanage. Growing up much them same way as it's Sire the child shows many difficulty's adjusting socially upon entering Hogwarts. Severus Snape takes a special interest in the child, attempting to keep it from straying down the dark path, ignorant of the importance his influence may hold. Rules ** Snape must at some point (it can be very late in the story but I'd prefer it be after he gets to know the child a bit) figure out the child's origins. With some difficulty, of course, don't make it too easy. ** There must be believable (and parental type) corporal punishment (between any characters you like but especially between the child and Snape) ** You must show evidence of the child's struggle with doing the right thing and darker, more natural impulses ** The character must regularly interact with cannon characters, you can make them rivals or friends, it's your choice Extra points for writing from Snape's point of view or letting 'Moody' and Voldemort find out about the kid
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Summary: A cleared-of-all charges Sirus Black disowns Harry from the Potter and Black lines for acting in a un-Potter like fashion.

How does Snape react? Does he help Harry or hurt him more?

Bonus points if:
~ Harry is told he cannot use either his first and or last name.
~ Lily leaving her son money
~ Harry in danger of having the magic from his father side ripped out of him, along with all his other Potter characteristics.


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Summary: There's always been one thing that I have wondered about Harry Potter and that is - was Umbridge truly good? Or did she work for Voldemort? If so, why did she punish Harry so firmly? Wouldn't she have been happy to hear from her old master? Or is there something else sinister in the midst?

If she is actually good then why does she have such dark implements as a blood quill, and why would she use them?

Must have Snape discover Umbridge's punishment of Harry.

Any category, however bonus points if a Father category.
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Summary: Dobby's Bludger doesn't just break Harry's arm, his legs and other arm are broken and his spine damaged. Albus permits Severus to take Harry to his home so he can recover. He uncovers Harry's abuse and treatment by the Dursley's, as well as where Severus' loyalties lie.
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