Heartwarming / Princess of the Blacks

• Sirius offering Jen a place to live, and eventually (if unofficially) becoming a father-figure to her.
• As creepy as Narcissa is in the story with her...tastes..., she treats Jen as a friend even before the revelation that they're related (note that this is a woman who doesn't see Muggle children as people) and encourages Jen to call her "Aunt Cissy".
  • Also getting to know Ted Tonks, a Muggleborn, and saying that she is glad her sister married him in her own way.
• Elsie might not have been very nice to Jen, but at least she treated her more humanely than the Dursleys ever did. She even granted Jen her magic sonar to compensate her loss of vision and helped her get payback on her rapists.
• Tonks gets to acts as a Cool Big Sis to Jen whenever she can and absolutely glomps her the day the Final Task occurs.
• The Cooldown Hug that Jen's friends give her in Chapter 21 of the first story. Everyone in the group (including Tracey Davis) is worried and let her know that they're there for her. Her backstory is heartbreaking and Luna is the first to comfort her before the story is even finished. Jen appreciates it, but says that there are some things she would rather keep to herself. Luna makes a magical vow to never tell a soul and the others follow through as well, regretting that they forced Jen to reveal something that traumatic to them.
• Despite having the least interactions with him, Jen still considers Kenneth a friend and is determined to help him when she thinks he is the person she is looking for in the Third Task.
• In the final book, Jen not only declares the younger workers at Candyland (all of whom live with foster families now) to be "her kids", but one of the foster parents insists she visit them, despite Jen feeling they don't need her anymore.