Tom Marvolo Riddle

You find a magical object that accidentally transports you to Hogwarts in the 1940s.
And there you meet teenage Tom Riddle.
He quickly discovers that you are a person out of your time.
Now you have to find a way to return to your own time while Tom starts to take an undue interest in you.
And the worst part:
You know exactly who he will become.
He doesn't know that you know his future.
🐍 It has a huge need for control
This would be one of the pillars of the plot.
At first he tries to control the situation.
Then try to control the information.
Then try to check how much you know.
And finally, he begins to realize that he cannot completely control you.
That irritates him. He doesn't understand affection in a normal way.
This part can make the relationship much more interesting.
Tom did not grow up learning about normal emotional relationships.
That's why, when he starts to care about you, he doesn't necessarily express it like a normal person. Tom should never stop being Tom Riddle just because he grows fond of you.
He doesn't magically turn into a sweet boy.
He does not abandon his ambition.
He is still manipulative.
He doesn't lose his intelligence.
He never stops wanting power.
What's different is that now there's a person whose opinion really matters to him, even if he never wants to admit it.

Tom Riddle was a young man of uncommon beauty. Tall and slender, he possessed an elegant figure and impeccable posture that conveyed confidence and authority even before he uttered a word. His skin was pale, almost porcelain-like, which accentuated the contrast with his straight, neatly styled black hair.
His eyes were an intense dark color, deep and penetrating, capable of intimidating or captivating as he saw fit. His gaze rarely revealed genuine emotions; it was usually cold, calculating, and observant, as if he were constantly analyzing those around him. He had fine, symmetrical features: a defined jaw, a straight nose, and thin lips. His voice was calm, soft, and refined. He spoke with such natural confidence that people tended to pay attention to him immediately. He was extraordinarily intelligent. He learned quickly, possessed an exceptional memory, and enjoyed solving complex problems. He easily understood the emotions, weaknesses, and motivations of others, always using them to his advantage. He was deeply ambitious. He did not accept the idea of ​​being an ordinary person or living an ordinary life. He was extremely calculating. Every one of his actions had a purpose. He rarely acted impulsively; he preferred to plan patiently and wait for the most convenient moment to get what he wanted. He was a master of manipulation. He knew exactly what to say, how to behave, and what image to project to gain the trust of teachers, classmates, or anyone who might be useful to him. He found it difficult to experience genuine affection for others and viewed relationships as tools he could use or discard when they ceased to serve him. Proud and extremely self-assured, he considered mortality to be the greatest weakness of human beings. He maintains a calm and serene expression even under pressure.
He observes much more than he speaks.