Some more Harriet Potters

Help I can't stop drawing her.

Also came up with some headcanons for the 4th, 5th, and 6th years respectively like in the pictures above. 

4th Year:
-Gets in the Triwizard Tournament and is pretty upset and confused about it
-Is belittled partially for being an attention whore and being a female champion who wasn't super attractive compared to Fleur
-Is basically "Forced" out of the closet as Bisexual during the second part of term due to Rita Skeeter's article about the "Harriet/Hermione/Krum love triangle" Both Harriet and Hermione are ridiculed for being "gay" by other classmates and it's very hurtful for both of them, when they weren't dating at all in the first place.
-The only reason people just saw Harriet as Bisexual was because her hostage she had to rescue in the second task was still Ron
-Starts wearing more dresses and skirts casually at the prompting of Parvati and Lavender. 
-Her temper starts to become more of a problem this year
-Everything that goes down in the graveyard happens, including Cedric's death and Voldemort coming back, during which Harriet is ridiculed by the Death Eater's for being "Lied" to about who she really was. 
-Is of course labeled "Dark and dangerous" by the end of the year, with others also claiming that she seemed unbalanced partially due to pms, which REALLY pissed Harriet off (Because that was pretty private, ya know) 

5th Year:
-Suffers from very bad hormone issues and PTSD from the Graveyard and Cedric's Death
-Is overall very pissed and angry much of the year, a tiny 5'2" little ball of fire, don't piss her off
-Is forced to use magic on the dementors to save Dudley (Her patronus is still a stag, like her father's anamagus) 
-During this time, she is not only labeled as mentally unbalanced, but was also called out for "Not knowing her place" due to her gender and biracial heritage
-Starts facing issues such as being called catcalled and other sexist problems
-Umbridge is still as awful as ever and does similar things with the "I must not tell lies" getting engraved on her hand and being banned from quidditch
-Some of the members from the DA, such as Zacharas Smith, were like "ew I don't want a girl teaching me how to protect myself" but then Hermione reminds them of witches like McGonagal and they shut up
-Her first kiss is Cho, and it's a very embarrassing experience for both of them. 
-They're the only gay couple on Valentine's day in Hogsmade and it ends badly. (Later, Umbridge bans gay relations in Hogwarts when Dumbledore flees) 
-Does take occlumancy with Snape and is forced to call him "sir" Some teachers and students are a tad suspicious that something else might be going on, but in all truth, there wasn't >_>
-When Harriet tells her story for the Quibbler, she also briefly mentions the sexism, racism and homophobia she faces due to her identity. 
-Everything at the Ministry happens, with Sirus dying included, one of the smaller changes is that Bellatrix calls her "Widdle Hawiet" mockingly. 
-The prophecy is reveled at the end, with a mistake being admitted that while it said the hero was to be a boy born at the end of July, Voldemort was mistaken due to misinformation about Harriet's birth spreading around at the time and went after her instead of Neville (Who definitely would have been the chosen one if he had no made this mistake) 

6th Year:
-Horace Slughorn is charmed by her, saying that she does remind him a lot of her mother besides her eyes. 
-Harriet's the only girl in the house who doesn't mind Fleur at all. 
-Starts to crush on Ginny when they go back to Hogwarts
-She's accused by others of being in love with Malfoy due to her obsession with him during the year (Which may have been partially true) 
-Does the comeback of "There's no need to call me sir, professor" despite being female anyway LOLOLOL
-When she gets the book from the Half-Blood Prince in her possession, Hermione accuses her of wanting to be called "The Half-Blood Princess"
-Does the private lessons with Dumbledore and eventually learns about Horcuxes
-By this time Harriet being Bi is pretty much old hat and she gets lost of admirers, both male and female. 
-Of course when she asks Luna to Slughorn's party, everyone thinks they're gay for each other, when Harriet was just being nice.
-Harriet tries to stop herself from falling for Ginny because she thinks she outgrew her child admiration for her, but it turns out she was pretty wrong and Ginny DID like her back
-This is really all I have for book 6, idk what to do with the rest of it

Wow that was long and pointless....