Rowling said: Pansy Parkinson was Draco Malfoy's friend and girlfriend throughout their seven years at school.
Rowling also said: Pansy was the kind of girl she disliked most at school, so in the end she didn't put the two of them together.
They were friends and lovers for seven years. In Pansy's eyes, blood purity mattered less than Draco. Nothing mattered more than Draco.
*About Draco and Pansy, and why they ended tragically
*Anyone can be biased, and anyone can grow. Pansy is no exception.
*Pansy's personality in the books is quite different from her portrayal in the movies. The movie version is a little more quiet and reserved. This story follows the books: a mischievous girl who loves to laugh.
Theme: What Astoria could do, why assume Pansy couldn't?
I feel that the heroine is a bit unpleasant, do you feel sorry for her? A little bit, but in the end she lived the way she hated the most. Don't say she fought, but in the end she still couldn't get out of that circle. Her father died, so she just ran away and mourned herself for the rest of her life. If she just gives up Parkinson's, just be her own Pansy, and pursue herself bravely, life will still be beautiful even without Decorah. Beautiful love makes people grow, but without love, she still has to live every day well.
I feel that the heroine is a bit unpleasant, do you feel sorry for her? A little bit, but in the end she lived the way she hated the most. Don't say she fought, but in the end she still couldn't get out of that circle. Her father died, so she just ran away and mourned herself for the rest of her life. If she just gives up Parkinson's, just be her own Pansy, and pursue herself bravely, life will still be beautiful even without Decorah. Beautiful love makes people grow, but without love, she still has to live every day well.
Crying... I feel so bad for Pansy, whimpering
I feel bad, big, I feel bad, woo woo woo woo