I love you, love you more than anyone else. I've loved you since first grade. I love you till now and I will continue to love you. I will love you forever.
I know everything. I love you too, more than anyone else.
After eating a big mouthful of glass shards and crying, I could still tell that the little dragon couldn't be saved. Then in order to let him go peacefully, Harry pretended that he didn't have a wand or anything...???????
How should I put it, I watched part of Black and Gray. The author made Draco a very bad but kind-hearted child, and he also grew up step by step. Compared to BL, most of my novels are BG, (pseudo). Harry is a kind-hearted child from the beginning, but he has the same shortcomings as Draco. His nerves are delicate, sensitive and easily injured. Draco is as hard-mouthed and soft-hearted as ever, and Harry is as soft-mouthed and soft-hearted as ever. This contributes to the awkward but harmonious feeling between them. After knowing each other for seven years, these two children have matured and can also recognize each other's sadness. I have to say that this short paragraph of text creates a very full character through dialogue, which is so cruel.
"Potter."
"Huh?"
"Why don't you use a lighting spell? Damn you can't see anything here!"
Just at the very beginning of the article, the author uses Draco's usual harsh tone and natural arrogance to give readers a strong sense of involvement. It was pitch black all around, and only his long-standing rival was with him. While Draco was exploring his own environment, he still did not forget to sneer at the arch-rival Potter around him, but Harry's performance was a bit dull. With the conversation between the two, we learned that Draco and Harry were injured in the war and are now waiting for rescue far away from the battlefield.
"I feel a little cold."
"So I'm holding you."
"Oh. I still feel a little cold. You can hold me tighter."
Is this another kind of substitution...? Or is it a hint? It implies to us that this is still a loving HD fan fiction, not a cold original novel. But... The two of them have been hugging each other for a long time? So Draco was being arrogant again just now, right? Without asking directly, he simply said that he was cold, and said that he could hold her tighter as if it was nothing to do with him. But the atmosphere became less tense, as if everything was under control.
"People from the Ministry of Magic told me... Although we suffered heavy casualties, we still won."
After a moment of silence, Draco asked about the situation of the war. The Order of the Phoenix defeated the Death Eaters, the Dark Lord was eliminated, the Ron family was safe, and Hogwarts was not damaged. It can be described as a happy ENDING. However, Draco did not mention the situation of his own family. Even if he turns from darkness to light, his past actions will be investigated by the Ministry of Magic. The decline of the Malfoy family is almost inevitable.
"So... The war is won, what are you going to do in the future?"
Perhaps with longing for a difficult but hopeful future, the awkward Draco mentioned the post-war arrangements as if in casual conversation. Maybe he secretly fantasized about a life with Harry. When Harry said he had no plans for the future, Draco was very angry, and then viciously mocked Harry's chaotic life after he and Ginny gave birth to a litter of pups. It seems that the relationship between the two is still unstable. We all see Draco's wishful thinking, but maybe Harry just has a crush on Draco. After reading this, I felt sour and a little sad. The official match is indeed Ginny, Harry will be a responsible husband and live a happy life, Draco will be sad again… (Uh... This "again", as expected, I have seen too many common HD routines...)
"What the hell, why didn't you yell at me angrily for insulting you and your friends?"
"You hurt yourself because I pushed you away? You're so disgusting!"
Harry's has always given us a sense of maturity, no matter how much Draco mocks. It turned out to be because of guilt. Like Draco, we too are confused. If the two of them really didn't have JQ (...), Why did they take the initiative to hold Draco? If the two people really have a heart-to-heart, why does Harry act so steady? Draco didn't want the guilt of Harry's charity, which strongly stimulated his pride.
"You're so boring today. Get rid of your damn guilt."
"Ah... I'm trying... Trying."
This is the first time that the article faces readers' long-standing questions. Draco accused Harry of guilt, but Harry's answer was even more unusual. The semantics are unclear and the tone is wrong. The successive silences were confusing.
"Oh! Yes! You didn't notice the perfect body of the perfect Malfoy heir in your arms, as if I would believe that, Potter."
Next, the focus of the story shifts from Draco to Harry. He was "trembling" and "very hot." Draco understood this as his attraction to his lover, and proudly showed off "the perfect body of the perfect heir to the Malfoy family." But we know that Harry's previous performance has already outlined his sense of responsibility and stable personality (well... Unless the author intends to use the contrast between before and after to portray a mentally ill person...) The contradiction between Harry's personality and performance has become increasingly intensified.
"Damn... I want to sleep... Potter."
However, the author suddenly put aside the contrast between Harry's characters, and suddenly turned his writing to Draco's injury mentioned at the beginning. Repeatedly emphasizes sleepiness, using a lot of ellipsis and silence. It seemed that although Draco had argued angrily with Harry before, his injuries were serious. Harry comforted him to sleep and everything would be fine when he woke up. Draco acted coquettishly, and Harry promised to always be by his side.
"Harry?"
"Yeah."
"Have I ever told you?"
I love you? No. It's not a true confession from a lover. "I hate you. I hate you more than anyone else. I have hated you since the first grade. I hate you to this day. I will continue to hate you. I will always hate you." "I know everything... I hate you too. I hate you more than anyone else." Leaving such an unclear ending, the conversation between the two ended. Then we see that Harry is the only boy left alive, carrying Draco's body. The details at the end tell us that Harry's wand was not lost, but Draco was injured too badly and lost too much blood - perhaps there was a huge wound on his lower body - so serious that it was obvious that he could no longer be treated. All this explains Harry's attitude problem. Draco's life could not be saved, and the only thing Harry could do was to stay with him.
"Because my wand was lost just like yours."
"Because I cast a bleeding and pain-stopping charm on you."
"A way out? I found it. Before you woke up."
"... Plus I walked for three hours and found the phone. So the Ministry of Magic's rescue team will be here soon."
The savior, who had always been upright, spread lies one after another, not wanting Draco to die in panic, but hoping that he would sleep peacefully, with hope, without pain. Reading the article again from the perspective of Harry who understands the truth, every answer Harry gave was concise and heartbreakingly calm. Watching beautiful things disappear before our eyes but unable to save them, we can seem to see Harry's self-blame through the article. The two talked about the current situation, the status of the battle, and their future plans... Harry's wish seemed to be coming true. Dumbledore is not dead? The Dark Lord's power dissipated? I'm afraid they're all lies, right? If this is really the case, why would the savior, who has always been brave and progressive, be unwilling to make progress and not look forward to any future? Still fighting fiercely now, right? Dumbledore also died under Snape's Avada Kedavra as we know, right? However, severe fatigue and weakness caused by a large amount of blood loss gradually made Draco realize the reality. He realized that Harry was comforting him, so he called Harry's name even though he was very sleepy.
"I hate you. Hate you more than anyone. I've hated you since first grade. I hate you to this day. And I will continue to hate you. I will always hate you."
It's not sweet words, it's not a true confession when life is about to pass away. Full of hate. However, who can't see Draco's deep affection and nostalgia for Harry? As a proud heir to a noble family, he always looks down upon things he hates and will not look down upon them. Such a strong emotion, such a profound bond, such a lingering attachment.
I hate you.
I hate you more than anyone else.
I've hated you since first grade.
I hate you till now.
I will continue to hate you.
I will always hate you.
My soul is filled with your shadow, and I hate you so much that I forget myself.
The arrogant young man refused to express his feelings until his death. Because we see that the end of the story reads: The only surviving boy walked out of the ruins of Hogwarts with the mutilated corpse of his enemy.
It turns out that the two people haven't even expressed their feelings for each other, haven't even held each other's hand, or even walked under the stars together... Except for the hostile stance, the two have nothing.
Under such circumstances, the young man's pure emotions sprouted quietly like catkins in spring.
But fate was so cruel that it only left enough time for the two teenagers to discover their hatred for each other.
Regarding the hatred of the platinum boy, Harry gave this answer.
"I know it all... I hate you too. More than anyone else."
What has happened is irreversible. Let me also deepen this hatred, whether it is the real hatred for the Death Eaters, the hatred for your arrogance, the hatred for hating you, the hatred for losing you, the hatred for being connected with you... I know that I hate you too, hate you more than anyone else.
PS: Huh... I cried really hard after reading it... My eyes are still seeing double images... Come on, author! Love you~~
The knife really cracked and I was caught off guard and died immediately.
This little idiot, magic can even grow bones. Voldemort also gave Wormtail a silver hand, and of course the missing lower body can be solved!!!
Very disturbing article
I read some versions of HP fanfics
But no such short article is as shocking as this
No love, no hate
In fact, Slytherin's awkwardness is really something that people both love and hate.
But Gryffindor's emotions make people angry and anxious.
Full of knives. Woohoo~
It really makes me sad every time I watch it. It's written with great feeling.
Being a loser of logic, I only understood after reading the comments why Harry didn't save him.
I love you, love you more than anyone else. I've loved you since first grade. I love you till now and I will continue to love you. I will love you forever. I know everything. I love you too, more than anyone else.
After eating a big mouthful of glass shards and crying, I could still tell that the little dragon couldn't be saved. Then in order to let him go peacefully, Harry pretended that he didn't have a wand or anything...???????
How should I put it, I watched part of Black and Gray. The author made Draco a very bad but kind-hearted child, and he also grew up step by step. Compared to BL, most of my novels are BG, (pseudo). Harry is a kind-hearted child from the beginning, but he has the same shortcomings as Draco. His nerves are delicate, sensitive and easily injured. Draco is as hard-mouthed and soft-hearted as ever, and Harry is as soft-mouthed and soft-hearted as ever. This contributes to the awkward but harmonious feeling between them. After knowing each other for seven years, these two children have matured and can also recognize each other's sadness. I have to say that this short paragraph of text creates a very full character through dialogue, which is so cruel.
"Potter." "Huh?" "Why don't you use a lighting spell? Damn you can't see anything here!" Just at the very beginning of the article, the author uses Draco's usual harsh tone and natural arrogance to give readers a strong sense of involvement. It was pitch black all around, and only his long-standing rival was with him. While Draco was exploring his own environment, he still did not forget to sneer at the arch-rival Potter around him, but Harry's performance was a bit dull. With the conversation between the two, we learned that Draco and Harry were injured in the war and are now waiting for rescue far away from the battlefield. "I feel a little cold." "So I'm holding you." "Oh. I still feel a little cold. You can hold me tighter." Is this another kind of substitution...? Or is it a hint? It implies to us that this is still a loving HD fan fiction, not a cold original novel. But... The two of them have been hugging each other for a long time? So Draco was being arrogant again just now, right? Without asking directly, he simply said that he was cold, and said that he could hold her tighter as if it was nothing to do with him. But the atmosphere became less tense, as if everything was under control. "People from the Ministry of Magic told me... Although we suffered heavy casualties, we still won." After a moment of silence, Draco asked about the situation of the war. The Order of the Phoenix defeated the Death Eaters, the Dark Lord was eliminated, the Ron family was safe, and Hogwarts was not damaged. It can be described as a happy ENDING. However, Draco did not mention the situation of his own family. Even if he turns from darkness to light, his past actions will be investigated by the Ministry of Magic. The decline of the Malfoy family is almost inevitable. "So... The war is won, what are you going to do in the future?" Perhaps with longing for a difficult but hopeful future, the awkward Draco mentioned the post-war arrangements as if in casual conversation. Maybe he secretly fantasized about a life with Harry. When Harry said he had no plans for the future, Draco was very angry, and then viciously mocked Harry's chaotic life after he and Ginny gave birth to a litter of pups. It seems that the relationship between the two is still unstable. We all see Draco's wishful thinking, but maybe Harry just has a crush on Draco. After reading this, I felt sour and a little sad. The official match is indeed Ginny, Harry will be a responsible husband and live a happy life, Draco will be sad again… (Uh... This "again", as expected, I have seen too many common HD routines...) "What the hell, why didn't you yell at me angrily for insulting you and your friends?" "You hurt yourself because I pushed you away? You're so disgusting!" Harry's has always given us a sense of maturity, no matter how much Draco mocks. It turned out to be because of guilt. Like Draco, we too are confused. If the two of them really didn't have JQ (...), Why did they take the initiative to hold Draco? If the two people really have a heart-to-heart, why does Harry act so steady? Draco didn't want the guilt of Harry's charity, which strongly stimulated his pride. "You're so boring today. Get rid of your damn guilt." "Ah... I'm trying... Trying." This is the first time that the article faces readers' long-standing questions. Draco accused Harry of guilt, but Harry's answer was even more unusual. The semantics are unclear and the tone is wrong. The successive silences were confusing. "Oh! Yes! You didn't notice the perfect body of the perfect Malfoy heir in your arms, as if I would believe that, Potter." Next, the focus of the story shifts from Draco to Harry. He was "trembling" and "very hot." Draco understood this as his attraction to his lover, and proudly showed off "the perfect body of the perfect heir to the Malfoy family." But we know that Harry's previous performance has already outlined his sense of responsibility and stable personality (well... Unless the author intends to use the contrast between before and after to portray a mentally ill person...) The contradiction between Harry's personality and performance has become increasingly intensified. "Damn... I want to sleep... Potter." However, the author suddenly put aside the contrast between Harry's characters, and suddenly turned his writing to Draco's injury mentioned at the beginning. Repeatedly emphasizes sleepiness, using a lot of ellipsis and silence. It seemed that although Draco had argued angrily with Harry before, his injuries were serious. Harry comforted him to sleep and everything would be fine when he woke up. Draco acted coquettishly, and Harry promised to always be by his side. "Harry?" "Yeah." "Have I ever told you?" I love you? No. It's not a true confession from a lover. "I hate you. I hate you more than anyone else. I have hated you since the first grade. I hate you to this day. I will continue to hate you. I will always hate you." "I know everything... I hate you too. I hate you more than anyone else." Leaving such an unclear ending, the conversation between the two ended. Then we see that Harry is the only boy left alive, carrying Draco's body. The details at the end tell us that Harry's wand was not lost, but Draco was injured too badly and lost too much blood - perhaps there was a huge wound on his lower body - so serious that it was obvious that he could no longer be treated. All this explains Harry's attitude problem. Draco's life could not be saved, and the only thing Harry could do was to stay with him. "Because my wand was lost just like yours." "Because I cast a bleeding and pain-stopping charm on you." "A way out? I found it. Before you woke up." "... Plus I walked for three hours and found the phone. So the Ministry of Magic's rescue team will be here soon." The savior, who had always been upright, spread lies one after another, not wanting Draco to die in panic, but hoping that he would sleep peacefully, with hope, without pain. Reading the article again from the perspective of Harry who understands the truth, every answer Harry gave was concise and heartbreakingly calm. Watching beautiful things disappear before our eyes but unable to save them, we can seem to see Harry's self-blame through the article. The two talked about the current situation, the status of the battle, and their future plans... Harry's wish seemed to be coming true. Dumbledore is not dead? The Dark Lord's power dissipated? I'm afraid they're all lies, right? If this is really the case, why would the savior, who has always been brave and progressive, be unwilling to make progress and not look forward to any future? Still fighting fiercely now, right? Dumbledore also died under Snape's Avada Kedavra as we know, right? However, severe fatigue and weakness caused by a large amount of blood loss gradually made Draco realize the reality. He realized that Harry was comforting him, so he called Harry's name even though he was very sleepy. "I hate you. Hate you more than anyone. I've hated you since first grade. I hate you to this day. And I will continue to hate you. I will always hate you." It's not sweet words, it's not a true confession when life is about to pass away. Full of hate. However, who can't see Draco's deep affection and nostalgia for Harry? As a proud heir to a noble family, he always looks down upon things he hates and will not look down upon them. Such a strong emotion, such a profound bond, such a lingering attachment. I hate you. I hate you more than anyone else. I've hated you since first grade. I hate you till now. I will continue to hate you. I will always hate you. My soul is filled with your shadow, and I hate you so much that I forget myself. The arrogant young man refused to express his feelings until his death. Because we see that the end of the story reads: The only surviving boy walked out of the ruins of Hogwarts with the mutilated corpse of his enemy. It turns out that the two people haven't even expressed their feelings for each other, haven't even held each other's hand, or even walked under the stars together... Except for the hostile stance, the two have nothing. Under such circumstances, the young man's pure emotions sprouted quietly like catkins in spring. But fate was so cruel that it only left enough time for the two teenagers to discover their hatred for each other. Regarding the hatred of the platinum boy, Harry gave this answer. "I know it all... I hate you too. More than anyone else." What has happened is irreversible. Let me also deepen this hatred, whether it is the real hatred for the Death Eaters, the hatred for your arrogance, the hatred for hating you, the hatred for losing you, the hatred for being connected with you... I know that I hate you too, hate you more than anyone else. PS: Huh... I cried really hard after reading it... My eyes are still seeing double images... Come on, author! Love you~~
The knife really cracked and I was caught off guard and died immediately.
This little idiot, magic can even grow bones. Voldemort also gave Wormtail a silver hand, and of course the missing lower body can be solved!!!
Very disturbing article I read some versions of HP fanfics But no such short article is as shocking as this No love, no hate In fact, Slytherin's awkwardness is really something that people both love and hate. But Gryffindor's emotions make people angry and anxious.
Full of knives. Woohoo~
It really makes me sad every time I watch it. It's written with great feeling.
Being a loser of logic, I only understood after reading the comments why Harry didn't save him.