Oh, I'm so looking forward to this! It's - well, not good, or enjoyable, but something like that - to see a Draco who is petty and superstitious in a different way that does not concern blood lines. I pity him and I can understand that it must have been very hard for him, but he should have tried to accept Harry's decisions. Because, in the end, it's Harry's face, and he can do - or not do - with it whatever he wants. And Draco should be proud to have a lover who is such a honest, straightforward person even though he must have suffered as well. And Harry is so, so, so awesome. I mean, to forgive Draco and to want to help him... he's really, really beautiful and admirable. (And that's what I like best!) Such strength, to get up and go on no matter how hard it may be, and to find happiness and peace is marvellous.
(I may take a while to come back to reading again, because I'm moving out this month, and then there's also NaNoWriMo and University, so I may have not much time.)
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It's - well, not good, or enjoyable, but something like that - to see a Draco who is petty and superstitious in a different way that does not concern blood lines. I pity him and I can understand that it must have been very hard for him, but he should have tried to accept Harry's decisions. Because, in the end, it's Harry's face, and he can do - or not do - with it whatever he wants. And Draco should be proud to have a lover who is such a honest, straightforward person even though he must have suffered as well.
And Harry is so, so, so awesome. I mean, to forgive Draco and to want to help him... he's really, really beautiful and admirable. (And that's what I like best!) Such strength, to get up and go on no matter how hard it may be, and to find happiness and peace is marvellous.
(I may take a while to come back to reading again, because I'm moving out this month, and then there's also NaNoWriMo and University, so I may have not much time.)