Compassion for Draco?
clairey at airy-fairy.co.uk
clairey at airy-fairy.co.uk
Wed Apr 11 16:28:14 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 16392
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Chained By Freedom <screamingsilence at g...>
wrote:
> Hey,
> With all these posts about Draco, I just had to put in my 2 sickles
worth.
> Am I the only person in the world that just wants to give Draco a
big hug and mother him?
> Throughout all 4 books, I can't find one shred of evidence that L.
Malfoy loves his son, or even cares about him past the whole "keeping
the family honour" bit. IMVHO, I think that Draco is lonely. When
he "hurts" his arm because he insulted BuckBeak, I don't think that
getting Buckbeak killed or whatever was his only reason for acting
more hurt than he was. I think that he was using it as an excuse, but
deep down he just wanted compassion. I can't find many parts in the
books besides that, that really show anyone showing him compassion.
> With a father like L. Malfoy, one would think it would hard to be
anything than what Draco is. I'm not saying it excuses his behavior,
but I do think it would be nice in future books to see, in the least,
glimpses of another side of Draco.
> Once again, this is only my opinion, not to be trashed or told it's
wrong. OPINION, not fact. Thank you.
> ~Echo
> *proudly -NOT- a nitpicker*
>
Despite my LOVE of Draco, i think he should die (sorry!) fighting Mr
V. Would Lucius turn away from the dark side (use the force luke)?
Does he love power and Mr V more than his own son? is Draco the
illegitimate son of Narcissa and Snape? Do Mr V and Lucius have a
shamefull past? (know what i mean? lol!) i would really like to
know.... ok....so maybe the last one is a little far fetched, this is
a childrens book after all..........
claire
also proudly-NOT-a nitpicker(!)
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