[HPforGrownups] Draco's View of Y-K-W was... Draco's Talents
Katze
jdumas at kingwoodcable.com
Wed Dec 19 14:17:55 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 31925
Brian Yoon wrote:
>
> (BTW, the subject is Draco's View of You-Know-Who)
>
> So, I believe that Draco does not seriously believe the claims of the other
> wizards of Voldemort's evil. Even though Draco calls it the Dark Arts,
> Draco must be calling it that to differentiate it from the "normal" wizardry
> of the muggle-lovers. I think political or historical references
> (especially to WWII Germany) are not allowed, so just think of a
> nationalistic fanatic who has been raised up to hate capitalism.
>
> Did that make sense? If this has already been stated before, I apologize
> and go back to my dark hole in the Web.
>
> Brian Yoon
> aka Seiryuu
>
If I understand you correctly, Draco's view of the Dark Arts is probably
limited. He knows that his father was involved, but not to the full
extent. I really don't think Draco understands the extent of V's hatred.
Draco was raised after V fell, so his concept of what the world was like
with V around is diminished. I don't think he understands how dark those
days really were. We'll have to wait and see what he thinks when he sees
good ol' dad killing all sorts of people. I believe Draco will be a
person who is going to have to choose between "what's right, and what's
easy." I think he'll have his own personal struggle to deal with.
-Katze
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