Draco: A Narrative Fiction

Was it a hangover? Was it food poisoning from a bad pizza? Or maybe, was it a fake? It might change a mind two. Let’s get to the basics, alright. Knowing the facts will change the perspective on what happened.

Harry is taken away by the way Sally orders. His expression suggested he was mildly annoyed

Both boys, despite their friends, are isolated; they are set apart from others and forced to walk a path laid out for them against their will that began before they were born. Harry’s parents were active members of the Order of the Phoenix, so any child of theirs would be expected to fight in the war as well. He was also expected to be the savior from Voldemort’s terror from the time he was one. It was almost an accident that he survived and he certainly didn’t choose for the killing curse to backfire. While James and Lily were in the Order, Lucius and Narcissa were Voldemort’s most avid supporters. If Draco had not followed the family traditions of dark magic, he could have been hunted down and killed. He was also forced into the task of killing Dumbledore because of his father’s mistakes. It was Lucius’ punishment to watch Draco fail and then be punished for it

     The next morning, Ron got a Howler from his mom. The y went to Herbology where they repotted Mandrakes. Harry was going to Quidditch practice, after a few minutes the Slytherin team came to the field. They said they had to train their new Seeker, Draco Malfoy. Draco’s father bought the whole team new Nimbus Two Thousand and Ones. Hermione got mad and told Draco what she thought of him. Then Draco called her a Mudblood, Ron tried to put a curse on him, but

I essentially had the drinks," he informs the publication. "I mosted likely to go see a medical professional due to the fact that I seemed like I was dealing with a neurological trouble or something. As well as every medical professional I saw stated, 'You have stress and anxiety.'".

"Well, once the insults and the accusations were out of the way. They pulled him out into the street, beat him, humiliated him. Then his boss came out and poured pig blood and guts over him. Poor Harry has nobody to fall back on. When they told him to leave – exile of all the sickest things – he done so immediately. Apparently they said if he'd ever came back to cause them harm, he'd be strung up – and that was by a police officer."

The start of this book serves to show just how wide reaching the devastation Voldemort causes. It shows us how he not only effects the wizarding world but also causes significant damage to the muggles. This sections also shows us that not all muggles are ignorant of the wizarding world in particular the muggle prime minister is always aware of the wizarding world when in office. This communication between the minister of magic and the muggles prime minister make sense as there are some issues caused by the wizarding world which spill over and effect muggles. In the visit to Spinner’s End we see Snape and discover that Voldemort has plans for Draco. I find it hard to believe that Voldemort would trust Draco with anything important seen as he is only 16 but then again Rob Stark was leading an army at 16 so maybe Draco is able to handle the difficult task that Voldemort gave him.

The sight had left him reeling for a few seconds, his mind rushing to put two and two together. Draco hadn’t even realized that he’d left the club with it, but when he’d seen the misshapen brim, finger-like indentations marring the dark felt, it’d all come back to him.

The theme of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince takes place throughout the whole story. At the beginning of the story, Harry and his friends, Ron and Hermione are shopping for their school things in Diagon Alley. While they were in the joke shop, they saw Draco Malfoy go in the store of dark arts, Borgin and Burkes. Harry and his friends know that Malfoy is a mean kid and always gets in trouble, but they think it is strange that Malfoy is shopping in a store for the dark arts. Harry quickly took action and used his invisibility cloak to find out what Malfoy was hiding. They overheard Malfoy talking

IT’S DOWNRIGHT INFURIATING, THE CALM and unbothered demeanor of his professor up against draco’s very evident impatience and anger. barely anything seems to make snape lose his cool, but draco’s always been too in touch with his negative emotions to warrant that same kind of composure. nonetheless, he listens, and, well, TRIES to oblige. his eyes close, his breathing deepens and slows, and the hand holding his wand tightens around it. draco rummages through his mind to try and find something worthwhile to hang onto in order to cast the charm, and it admittedly takes a while ( snape must think that’s pathetic, but he shuts out that thought out quickly ) but he thinks he found something.

Potter didn’t remember what had happened because he had passed out from being drunk, which resulted in him not being able to defend himself when in court because he believed what he was told by Injun Joe on page 62. Another way drunkenness plays

Draco laid there, his eyes filled with fear of what just happened. “Draco Malfoy,” said Dumbledore, “were you really foolish enough to believe that you could kill me?” There was a silence in the room. “That doesn’t matter. You betrayed me and now you will die.”

Walking down a dark corridor of the Hogwarts castle in a panic, Harry, Ron, and Hermione slip on a large puddle of water. In the dim reflection of the puddle, they notice writing on the wall, illuminated by the flaming torches of the castle. By now, large crowds had gathered and one voice from amongst the crowd reads the message, written in the blood of the Filch’s cat: “The Chamber of Secrets has been opened. Enemies of the Heir, beware.” The voice follows with “You’ll be next, Mudbloods!” The speaker emerges from the depths of the crowd and we see that it is none other than Draco Malfoy. Malfoy comes from a long line of pure-blood wizards and the Mudbloods that he references are wizards and witches that have non-magic parents. Many pure-blood

However, later in the movie mudbloods are being attacked by a monster at an increasingly alarming rate. It is at this time Draco remarks, “So it’s only a matter of time before one of them’s killed this time. As for me… I hope it’s Granger.” The “them’s” that Draco refers to is the mudbloods. Draco wishes the school to be purified again so that he is one of the only truly elite wizards allowed to learn magic.

Malfoy wheeled around, drawing his wand. Instinctively, Harry pulled out his own. Malfoy’s hex missed Harry by inches, shatter- ing the lamp on the wall beside him; Harry threw himself sideways, thought Levicorpus! and flicked his wand, but Malfoy blocked the jinx and raised his wand for another —