Creepy bone eating floor-creature, cool. I can't wait to see what more you come up with.
I'm glad Draco is not some useless burden. He not only knows they way around but helps Harry with useful spells. In that regard he's taking Hermione's job, she's always been the one with the most magical knowledge. I like how they work together and how Harry can read Draco more easily now.
See, that’s yet another of the many reasons that I need to rescue her, so that she can do my thinking for me, Harry told the small section of his mind that had succumbed to pessimism and tended to swing into despair whenever he wasn’t watching it. I can’t get along without her. And I can’t get along without Ron, either That's interesting. His friends are the most important thing in his life, that's true, but he's always rely on them a little too much. They won't always be there, more now that he's the only one to become am Auror. As terrible as this situation is, it's a chance for him to learn how to think, judge and act on his own. Define who he is. That includes his sexual orientation, which I see, had come to play again ::waves at Harry's sexual issues::
And then he could finally decide which Draco was just a creation of his imagination, the victim or the torturer, and treat him accordingly, while banishing the false one. Good Draco, bad Draco, no middle ::sigh:: I hope the memories reveal both Dracos are the same, seeing Harry deal with that, something real, will be very interesting.
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Date: 2007-12-13 12:37 am (UTC)I'm glad Draco is not some useless burden. He not only knows they way around but helps Harry with useful spells. In that regard he's taking Hermione's job, she's always been the one with the most magical knowledge. I like how they work together and how Harry can read Draco more easily now.
See, that’s yet another of the many reasons that I need to rescue her, so that she can do my thinking for me, Harry told the small section of his mind that had succumbed to pessimism and tended to swing into despair whenever he wasn’t watching it. I can’t get along without her. And I can’t get along without Ron, either That's interesting. His friends are the most important thing in his life, that's true, but he's always rely on them a little too much. They won't always be there, more now that he's the only one to become am Auror. As terrible as this situation is, it's a chance for him to learn how to think, judge and act on his own. Define who he is. That includes his sexual orientation, which I see, had come to play again ::waves at Harry's sexual issues::
And then he could finally decide which Draco was just a creation of his imagination, the victim or the torturer, and treat him accordingly, while banishing the false one. Good Draco, bad Draco, no middle ::sigh:: I hope the memories reveal both Dracos are the same, seeing Harry deal with that, something real, will be very interesting.