Harry notices something not quite right about Draco, and, true to form, doesn’t relent until he figures it out. Of course, Draco doesn’t appreciate being ‘figured out’ and makes things very difficult.
from Diigo http://ift.tt/29DSKTD
via IFTTT
Challenge #40: Character A is a victim of sexual abuse.
Character declaration: Draco
from Diigo http://ift.tt/29ULZkj
via IFTTT
For example, one of them read: “Old people can’t drive very well.” If that wasn’t a universal truth, Draco didn’t know what was. Even if he had only the vaguest ideas of what ‘driving’ meant. He had already decided on rewriting it into: “Age is sometimes a boon, sometimes a hindrance.” That would come off pretty good. Unfortunately, he had no idea what to make out of lines such as “Penguins are pretty”.
from Diigo http://ift.tt/29IwXMo
via IFTTT
And, to think, it all came from one incorrectly worded spell by an overzealous, pug-faced Slytherin.
from Diigo http://ift.tt/2advpK8
via IFTTT
Everything is just a side effect of something bigger, isn’t it?
from Diigo http://ift.tt/142X8EY
via IFTTT
A love story and a half.
Translated: http://ift.tt/2aduV6H
from Diigo http://ift.tt/2advCNz
via IFTTT
Draco is Weasley’s assistant. Except for the week he’s not. Whose brilliant idea was that again? Featuring offices in Edinburgh, an epic Measley Bromance (that no one will admit exists), several unrequited crushes, fantastical revenge scenarios, coffee snobbery, the dreaded – yet adorable – toddler terror, promises of organ swapping, a play about Scottish history (no one cares), sequins, and the League of Snarky Secretaries!
from Diigo http://ift.tt/1493Qsl
via IFTTT
“After having his tentative advance rebuffed, Harry has been Imperius-ing Draco into having a relationship with him. He’s needed to make the curse stronger and stronger, the more he wants – desire, sex, love, marriage, baby. However, when Draco falls pregnant, the power of the curse starts diminishing, no matter what Harry tries. What happens when the curse finally fails?”
from Diigo http://ift.tt/29VX1UE
via IFTTT
“The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of a mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one.” ~ Wilhelm Stekel
from Diigo http://ift.tt/2a1s04u
via IFTTT
They have a funeral for Scorpius’s father seven years after he goes missing. He almost doesn’t go.
from Diigo http://ift.tt/29GpwFn
via IFTTT
pacifiers-and-paraphilia
