@@HarryPotterTheory Yeah I know, not long discovered your channel and you changed it up at the end recently. Was it some sort of motto? Good content though :)
Again Voldermort misunderstood the power of love. The love Lucius and Narcissa had for Draco was more powerful than their fear of Voldemort. Once Draco's life was threaten, their allegiance shifted.
Nah that’d be fuckin funny. “Wait no guys he’s alive.” Voldemort just feels a shroud of fear and Harry’s like “welp, jig is up.” And does the expeliarmus avada kedavra clash thing then hunts down the snake. But no for real though, what was going on in her head when she actually saw the killing curse hit him directly and it’s known to be the 3rd time he survived. I’d be very mystified as to how the actual fuck this baby teenager is basically immune to not just any killing curse, but a curse from the most powerful wizard alive.
It's left ambiguous because first she asks if Draco is alive. If Harry were to have said no, she might have exposed him. Perhaps it's just relief that he's alive.
@@toninatoli i feel like even if Harry said no she would still lie because she’d have anger towards Voldemort for putting Draco in danger, she’d want him defeated.
@@toninatoli his being alive would not necessary be due to Harry. She just wanted to know about him and he might have known. It was a yes or no question and a nod. Not a conversation. Remember Voldemorte could enter Harry’s mind. It was Nigel who killed the snake and then Voldemort went away. Harry got the Elder wand not from defeating Voldemorte but because he bested Draco at the manor who bested Dumbledore. Harry being alive sent most of Voldemorte’s side fleeing and brought hope and bravery to the others.
in the book harry (as the narrator) assumes that she knows if she says harry is dead, she will be able to enter hogwarts with the rest of the death eaters as part of the conquering army, which would allow her to find her son. so at least harry assumes she does it out of self-interest, not because she wants to save harry or something. in pottermore it says "Narcissa risks everything when she lies to Voldemort at the end of Deathly Hallows and tells him that Harry is dead, merely so that she can get to her son."
Tom Felton did an excellent job of portraying someone who was torn between two worlds. He was never truly an evil character, he was more a product of his environment and parents than anything. Constantly pushed to become evil by the Death Eaters in his life, yet shown every day at Hogwartz that people who aren't pure bloods can be good really developed a psychological torment within him that manifests well in the last two movies.
Exactly. You really get the basis for this in Chamber of Secrets. When Lucius is sneaking the diary into Ginny's belongings by insulting the Weasleys. Draco is sort of participating trying to please his dad but is also being manhandled and talked down to at the same time. It's a strange dynamic.
In the books Lucius and Narcissa were with Draco in the Great Hall with each other. You're thinking of the movie, where they just walk away with Draco. Lucius and Narcissa didn't even have wands in the Second Wizarding War. Lucius's was destroyed and Draco had his mother's wand. The Malfoys were pardoned and led a quite unassuming life thereafter.
@@gibbiegames9759 but the films are Canon, in the cinematic universe not to be confused with the Canon of the books. Unfortunately, many youttubers attempts to intertwine film Canon and book Canon with various titles.
@@ashtonhaggitt216 books over movies, any day. movies is the vision of the director of the movie.. books, of the actual writer. so doesnt matter how accurate or faithful the movies are. its always books > movies.
I refuse to believe that Narcissa was truly ever bad. The worst crime I can imagine that she ever did was that she spoiled Draco. He was just a skinnier, stuck up and magical form of DudIey. I have a warm place in my heart for her. She was, in my opinion, bullied by her family to make sure she married into the "right family/blood line". She didn't turn Harry in. That has to speak for something. Draco did turn himself around and became some what a better person. The Cursed Child is proof. Now Lucius, hmm, I think he was just rotten to the core. He had nice hair. Lol, and he was handsome. But that's all the good things I can say about him. 😆
Well, she didnt turn Harry in is probably because 1) She was relieved to hear that Draco was safe. 2) She wanted Harry to live to overthrow Voldemort because he embrassed her husband and because he put her family in constant dangers.
@@huynhvuongviet2410 It was written by two stage producers, then brought to JK Rowling's attention, and she made it canon in exchange for part of the profits. It violates several established rules of the series (especially how the Time Turners work), it's a different Genre than Harry Potter (Time Travel instead of Mystery), and the title doesn't make any sense (Harry isn't a main character). If you like it, that's fine. But for many people it will never be Harry Potter canon.
@@ovni2295 oh. I see. I'm not a Harry Potter fan so i dont know about that. But if JK Rowling was willing to announce it non-canon then it is non-canon to me.
Lucius in particular shouldn't have been pardoned, he was responsible for the events in book 2, attacked Harry and Co during the battle in the ministry. Only reason he turned his back on voldemort because he was shamed for not getting the prophecy. Tell on other death eaters shouldn't grant you a pardon. He's still guilty of awful crimes.
but sadly, even in the real world, some of the most unforgivable people escape total and true punishment by doing Just what he did. how many mobsters have the tax payers been feeding in the witness protection programs when they should have faced, at the very least, jail time? how many evil people were given protection because they had information that those powers that be wanted? though we wish to believe that the System is just and fair, in truth, it's much murkier and shady than that when push comes to shove.
She's still Bellatrix's sister and their family is like, and related to, the Black family, an even worse puritan family (and actually "pure") remember? but I think she'd soften, alto mostly for Draco's sake, she came so close to losing him, she wouldn't want anything to threaten her relationship with her son again
@@pink_alligator Yeah. I like to think that after second wizarding war if Narcissa found her self in a situation where she had to interact with a mud blood or even a full muggle she wouldn’t be feel herself superior and talk down to the other person. Rather she would be cordial and friendly. It’s like if someone doesn’t believe that a member of any race should ever marry and have kids with someone from another race. They may have that view but they can still be respectful and kind to people of other races.
I have seen colege educated people who grew up in deep religious homes that are still skeptical about evolution even after been presented with all the overwhelming evidence out there... people believe what they want and not what makes sense...
Draco wasn't a good person but he was one of the best characters! His evolution from a little bully to a young man who is struggling with all this death eater thing and who is just scared and lost all his confidence is really good.
Although we don't get to see Draco redemption arc on screen (just a little bit), I'm glad that JK Rowling added his redemption in Pottermore. I love his character development and I love how he no longer follow his parents' dark path. He still love them of course but he no longer had the same belief as them. He also married someone he truly loved and not just for the sake of keeping the bloodline and status. I don't like the Cursed Child(Astoria is alive in my canon) but I love Scorpius's personality. He's kind, sweet, loving and quite forgiving, different from Draco in his youth. I'm glad that Draco and Astoria raised Scorpius well and proved that not all Slytherin are bad.
Scorpius Malfoy is by far my favorite thing about Cursed Child. That kid is so sweet and pure. Draco and Astoria did a great job raising him. The rest of that book I could care less about but Scorpius and his friendship with Albus is the best part of it.
Would’ve been cool if Malfoy did something though in the after battle scene like throw the sword of gryfindor to Neville or something. Or Mabye jump in front of a stunning or crucio curse to save someone like Hermione or another muggleborn.
@@grantwalter2243 There is a deleted scene where at the end, Draco actually runs back across the courtyard as Harry is revealed to still be alive and throws him a wand yelling "Potter!". I personally wish they would have left that scene in, it would have been a great end to his story arc and a nice bit of redemption for Draco.
Draco was a bully and a really big dick, but by Half Blood Prince he was essentially backed into a corner. He had to kill Dumbledore or his family would die to Voldemort. Dumbledore acknowledges Draco still had some good in his heart which is why he asked Snape to be the one to kill him instead of Malfoy, and is even nearly successful in getting Malfoy to drop his wand. Something Harry makes note of. Narcissa also seemed to be drug into the death eater circle, although never joined. She always valued her family, specifically Draco over the death eater’s missions. She was even willing to lie and betray Voldemort purely for the chance to see her son again. In a way you could say motherly love is what saved Harry from Voldemort for a second time that night. Lucius was definitely a douche, and did the most damage, but he did give up the names of many death eaters so he at least tried to make up for his past actions, albeit in a pretty cowardly way. Honestly the Malfoys for the most part just seem like a family who dug themselves too deep on the losing side and wanted out once their family was in danger.
@fred McMurray I mean, not too far off from reality. It’s always save yourself and/or your family first before anything else. People like the Malfoys are really common in real life.
@@piotrdworowy183 yes I really hate his voice, the video content is usually pretty good but his voice almost ruins it for me as it makes it unwatchable sometimes and I keep watching Cos the video is good and I want to see to the end but his voice really makes me cringe 😂🙈
Very interesting. Just a little surprised as I would think that the relationship between Narcissa and Draco would have evolved to be a more positive one especially when Scorpius was born. Narcissa's driving force was always to protect her son - she would follow Voldemort with her husband but do what was needed to help Draco - the pact with Snape; saying Harry was dead...
I believe that to start with, Draco didn't try to befriend Harry out of respect.........I reckon, that from his fathers own doing, Draco tried to befriend Harry to gain control........he's father would of known EXACTLY what harry was doing, thinking, feeling.........and would of gained the upper hand........but as Harry rejected him, he got humpy (due to his dads demands) and then bullied Harry......which in the end didn't work out........Draco still showed compassion towards Harry as to not grass him in to the death-eaters, and I think Tom Felton played this part very well indeed, bless him :-)
Draco's mom was certainly shaken in the books about what Draco was wrapped up in. Just listened to the final book recently and one event near the end she seemed willing to help knowing her son was alright in all the chaos.
Off topic but voldermorts Plan was to control the wizzard and muggle world but would he even be able to control the normal world like ngl that seems pretty hard
draco was actually one of the characters i like in the curse child. i mean who hasnt seen guys in real life who where assholes in school yet later in life became good caring dads. the power of love
Narcissa wasn’t necessarily evil she just loved her family and wanted to keep draco safe the only way she knew how, by following her husband and the dark lord so none of her family gets hurt
Can you please do: “Can the Sword of Gryffindor destroy the blood pact?” I have reasons to believe this can happen: 1. The sword endures what makes it stronger, meaning it could’ve endured anything overtime that could make it able to destroy powerful magic like blood pacts. 2. It is a very powerful artifact made by a very powerful wizard. 3. The sword could be impregnated with dragon’s blood, which is said to theoretically be able to destroy the pact.
Draco also saved Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s life at the Malfoy Manor. They would have been so fucked if he hadn’t told Bellatrix he wasn’t sure if it was Harry. That paired with Narcissa’s decision to lie to Voldemort was enough to redeem them because they contributed to Voldemort’s downfall. Lucius on the other hand should have been locked up still because he was a straight up Death Eater and likely a murderer.
Incredible video as always. Also love how Tom Felton really wore that torn aspect of him and almost exhaustion in that shot you've used before he is alled over my Voldemort.
Draco has changed for the better and I know that after reading the whole new book called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. He cares about his own son and he has visited Harry and Ginny in their house. When they both were gone Albus Severus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy Harry and Draco work together to find them and to save them. Sure they were arguing and they had a fight in that house, but after that Draco admits he was always jealous of Harry. He apologizes to Ginny as well for making such a mess, for destroying her kitchen. I can say that the past is forgotten and Draco is actually a good guy. Draco's mom wasn't that heartless. She really cared about Draco. Lucius appeared to be the one who was always busy and didn't have much time for his own son. That's how I see this today.
YOUR VOICE!! It’s.. it’s...it’s like some of the best voice ASMR I’ve ever heard! I sleep to your videos... though obviously I don’t want to but when I get tired I’ll just replay videos I’ve already seen. You have a very nice voice sir.
I love the malfoys for the simple fact they were extremely weak and scared. Once voldermort was back they were cowering. I think lucius felt a sense of obligation to be a deatheater due to their lineage. Not that they truly wanted to.
Malfoys actually went through so much, Draco just wanted his father to be proud and that's why he was so adamant to do the task, he just wanted to show his father that he could do something his father was proud of (being a Death Eater) and his mother never wanted that! She accepted Draco, she loved him, she was proud and that's why she never pushed him, that's why she made the unbreakable promise, I feel so bad for Draco my heart breaks when people actually genuinely hate him, he had no choice: wanting your parents proud you'll do ANYTHING I mean ANYTHING I hate that people don't see that, yes Nacissa was a pureblood fanatic but she wasn't as bad! She saved Harry's life just because he said that Draco was alive so I dare you to tell me that they were just evil
I always thought Draco would work for a little while before being a quiet part of the Ministry. Lie he'd be the go-between to gain support for a bill, or cause, or appointments. Something like Slughorn but a little quieter.
i just imagine Draco seeing Potter now and again at places like the ministry or the station and the pair have this... awkward, non-violent but evident distrust of each other, but with a modicum of respect for each other. Not hatred, not anger. Not even dislike. just... they cant bring themselves to trust the other anymore. And leave it as polite nods and a few simple greetings.
Yeah he would’ve. He just had to be quick with that cloak. But does the love protection he gave for Hogwarts work on him? He meant to die but didn’t so does it work on him or no?
Harry went back and saved Drako (and 1 or 2 others) in the room of requirement when it was burning. Then, Drako's mother asked Drako (whom we don't see, just Harry's nod) if Harry was "alive" right after Voldemort "kills" him in the forest. In the end, Drako and his family were part of the plot to bring Voldemort down.
@@randomuseroftheday362 I still feel bad for Ron. But that was so cute actually. He could tell that hurt Hermione and he wanted to stick up for her...what an adorable sweetheart Ronald☺
I don’t know if it was my comment about the ending phrase you used but changing them to these is much better. It fits the themes of the videos and makes them feel more natural. Great job 😊
Draco's poor bully-like behavior isn't that strange imo. He had a family influencing him to effectively be the way he was, and when you think of James Potter being equally as bad as a bully, it's more forgivable in his case imo. Draco maturing up at the end of the series is how James Potter matured up after leaving Hogwartz.
I'm actually happy that Malfoy became a good man. He always seemed like the complete opposite of Harry. While both had a troubled childhood Harry chose to always see the good, while Malfoy gave in to his suffering.
Honestly, a sequel where Draco becomes a double agent hunting down death eaters might be interesting, trying to redeem himself and figure it all out... if it was made ten years ago and not in today's cancerous "entertainment" industry.
Narcissa helped Harry when he lay on the forest floor pretending to be dead, she didn't tell you-know-who that Harry was still alive, i think for this the Malfoys were not imprisoned in Asaban after the second wizzarding war, they faught on the wrong side, but Draco never was realy a bad guy, he was a death eater to help his family after the events in the ministry of magic, but he did not tell Bellatrix that Harry was the boy captured and brought to Malfoy mansion, and he could not kill Dumbeldore, he was born as a pure blood, but in real, he was too normal to do the realy bad things, he could have tried to kill Harry insted of talking to him when they found the Horcrux, but he didn't. For me he is not as bad as he seemed to be most of the films (and to be honest, Harry would never have become a searcher in his first year had Malfoy not helped him by throwing the rememberme? and he did not use avada kedavra when they fought in the toilets. Lucius might have done bad things as a death eater in the first war, Narcissa maybe too, but in the end, they stood up and helped defeat the dark lord
I see Harry having the idea to ask Malfloy to be the godfather of one of his kids and visa versa in case Draco turned around enough seeing as they're both grown up and have expirienced the darkness in their own way
I always pitied Draco and Dudley. They were simply born into terrible families and spoiled beyond belief. But both became better people at the end of the series and hopefully, their kids become better as well.
One small quibble: you say that Lucius’s behavior in the earlier books and movies amounted to “harmless bullying” and escalated to something worse later. I see it differently. To me, no bullying is harmless. Lucius harbored the same capacity for cruelty and race discrimination throughout; however, the political circumstances changed when Voldemort rose back to power, enabling Lucius to display the inmate tendencies he had had all along. I believe that Narcissa was more capable of changing than her husband. She and Harry communicated about Draco’s welfare under Voldemort’s very nose in the Forbidden Forest, which placed them both in great danger. Harry could’ve just played dead. Instead, he allayed her greatest fear, and she reciprocated by covering up the fact that he had survived the Killing Curse-again. From that moment on, Narcissa was beholden to Harry-and I doubt she’d forget that act of kindness. It was Narcissa who took Draco’s hand and led him away from the Deatheaters during the Battle of Hogwarts. She didn’t look back to be sure that her husband was following. She was extricating her son from the result of her husband’s poor choices. I wouldn’t be surprised if the balance of power in their marriage permanently shifted from Lucius to Narcissa after that. He couldn’t do without her, but she could do without him. I’m not saying that Narcissa dropped all of her old values, but I imagine that she took a more neutral stand about muggles and half-bloods after that.
I like to think that Draco made up with Harry and the two gradually became friends. I'd have to watch the films again, but judging by the image of mature Draco smiling at Harry, I'd say at the very least they respected each other by that point. No more bickering or fighting, just two men who had a troubled past now see each other for what they truly are; fellow wizards who survived a dark age.
While "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is not perfect, the friendship between misfit Slytherin sortees Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy and Albus Severus Potter also helps their dads Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter bury their own rivalry with each other, no thanks to Lord Voldemort's and Bellatrix Black Lestrange's daughter Delphini's treachery.
Two of the biggest reasons why they were pardoned was because Narcissa lied to the dark lord about Harry being dead and in the mansion Drago said he couldn’t tell whether it was Harry or not even though he could tell it was him.
It had to be hard on young Draco,to realize everything ,he had been taught at home ,was false, Half-bloods, mugggleborns, were less than.Then he goes to school,where Hermione is, more clever, and has more prodigious skill than he.Harry a half blood,beats him in duels on a regular basis.The dark lord comes to power, but See's Voldemort only cares about himself.Not all pure bloods,he soon abuses his father and Draco in their own house , and uses draco as a disposable weapon.Im glad Draco try to atone for his actions.
Draco could have been nicer if Harry said yes to being friends with him. Draco asked Harry to join his group, but he refused. But how Draco treated Harry after that was rude.
I watched this with my mom cause while we were rewatching deathly hallows part 2 she asked what happened to draco and she said this answered her question good job!
Draco was a boy who desperately wanted his Father's approval, which he never got. When he wiped out in the quidditch game his father didn't even bother to go to the hospital to see how Dracon was.
29 years ago, the golden trio became friends (troll in the dungeon) 39 years ago, lily and james potter died at the hands of voldemort and voldermort was defeated for the first time Happy halloween
Personally I hate that Astoria died. I think that Draco deserved a happy life. After everything he's been through and all the pain I think he deserved a life after everything that was filled with love and happiness. I feel like this is so unfair to him.
There is a deleted scene where at the end, Draco actually runs back across the courtyard as Harry is revealed to still be alive and throws him a wand yelling "Potter!". I personally wish they would have left that scene in, it would have been a great end to his story arc and a nice bit of redemption for Draco. I prefer in my own mind to believe that the deleted scene is canon and that's why Draco gave Harry the half-smile on the platform, at the end of the series.
and the Harry Potter play shows the future between the characters...with their sons becoming best friends .....and even the 2 fathers having to work together to save their sons.....
In the last movie when we see there kids Malfoy half smiles at Ron, Hermonie and Harry. Harry's son though obviously knows about Malfoy so asks what about if he ends up in Slytherin
Narcissa never struck me as a death eater, she always seemed to have been dragged along with her family and husbands plans. She lies to Voldemort about Harry being dead in exchange for him telling her if Draco is alive, she risks the dark lords ire by going to Snape and begging him to make an unbreakable vow to protect Draco because she doesn't think that he is capable of doing the task he was assigned, she is afraid he is being sacrificed to send a message to Dumbledore and to punish Lucius for his failures.... She always struck me as someone who was just trying to protect her family, even if she had to protect them from themselves. Lucius? death eater through and through, pure blood maniac and had on more then one occasion either attacked or attempted to kill Harry and other wizards. without dobby intervening in the 2nd movie (can't remember if they elaborate on which spell he is casting after losing Dobby as his servant in the book), he would have cast a killing curse at Harry. And in the hall of mysteries he is arrested for attacking the people there and sent to Azkaban as a death eater. Draco? spoiled little rich kid who has been sheltered by his parents and spoiled rotten. So insulated from the world that he thinks he is better and more worthy then anyone. but when push comes to shove, he is a coward. He only fights when he has either no choice or a massive advantage. Minor advantage, even playing field, or any disadvantage and he runs away or begs forgiveness. Lucius deserved to spend more time in Azkaban for his crimes, but not a life sentence like the surviving hard core death eaters were given. Narcissa should have been pardoned. As for Draco? I'm not sure. He is a young man, influenced by evil people trying to twist him into what they wanted. His story is similar to Snapes, where he joins the death eaters but is quickly dragged out of his depth and wants out. But unlike Snape, he is not skillful or knowledgeable enough to leave the death eaters alive or to be a spy like Snape was. Does he do evil things? yes. does that warrant sending him to Azkaban? even for a little time? I don't know. I think it may do more harm then good in Dracos case.
I don't think Narcissa was bad. She was scarred by her family disowning Andromeda. Her sister's were all close as children. Bellatrix eventually turned mad. Narcissa didn't want to be disowned or turn out like Bellatrix. So she did what her family wanted but not to an extreme extent. And she tried not to do that to Draco despite being dissapointed that his wife wasn't a pureblood fanatic. Narcissa was a product of a family driven by beliefs of prejudice and never had a chance to break it. But she accepted that her son eventually didn't want to have anything to do with it eventhough it was hesitantly.
The Malfoy's existence runs in some ways parallel to the Dursley's. Even on a character level, Vernon and Lucius. Narcissa and Petunia, Draco and Dudley. Vernon and Lucius would never change their views. Narcissa and Petunia are intolerant and unwavering but love their children. Draco and Dudley are typically spoiled children who turn into bullies and troubled adults.
Narcissa wasn’t bad at all. She may have been prejudice against muggles and muggle-borns but that doesn’t necessarily make her a bad person. She loved her family very much, and wanted to protect Malfoy at all costs. Draco obviously had redeemed himself long before the end, but Lucious is a mixed bag. I think he joined Voldemort for all the wrong reasons, namely his hatred of muggle-borns. I suspect he had come to regret this decision long before we saw Tom start to abuse Lucious, and Tom being a gifted Legilimens was able to detect Lucious’s betrayal, which is what lead to Voldemort treating him the way he did.
I would say that I'm overall pleased with how Draco was portrayed. Even from a young age when I saw the first movie, I had Draco pegged for _what kind_ of Antagonist he was going to be. I saw him as the _Rival_ Character to Harry...but I didn't see him going as far as to be the _Villain_ or the _Nemesis._ Morally ambiguous characters are fun to play with, but they almost always inevitably prove to be more than outward appearances, and garner some kind of redemption. So in this sense, I'm glad that Draco followed the path that I predicted. However, I would state that Rowling perhaps had him fly a little _too close_ to the side of villainy to the point where - with his reluctant state and all - he feels like he's being _forced_ to become a Villain rather than genuinely being one. And that's a problem that I have with Draco throughout most of the books leading up to Half-Blood Prince. You see, we basically _stop learning_ about Draco after Chamber of Secrets and instead learn things _surrounding_ him. We get the sense that he is the way he is because of his Father's bringing him up that way. From then on, for want of a better term, Draco feels more like an accessory - an extension of his parents' beliefs - that has no real character or philosophy of his own. This was a problem confounded by the fact that all he really does is be a bully towards Harry, Ron and Hermione. In-fact, that he chooses to go-along with Umbridge and her insane micromanaging just because she's against Harry, doesn't feel _genuine_ to me; because realistically, Umbridge should be making the school just as restrictive for them as well. Truth be told, I feel like Rowling waited a bit too long to finally give Draco a spotlight; she should've began developing him more in Order of the Phoenix - perhaps casting a subtle shadow on him meant to imply that there is a light to him after-all. In fact, I honestly think Order should've been the point where Draco began turning away from being an antagonist, while still being a Rival to Harry. There could've been a moment where the two might've been on the cusp of becoming Friends...only for Lucius to be captured in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries. From then on, Draco is pulled back toward the dark side for love and loyalty to his father and anger at Harry for sending him to jail. I feel like that's how you turn Draco's relatable story in Half-Blood into a full-on tragedy; you _know_ he wants to be good, that he doesn't want to do this...But if he doesn't, everyone and everything he cares about will die.
"What started off as harmless bullying transformed into something more sinster later on......." It's almost like being a bully is a warning sign of bigger issues and is actually a harmful thing to do in every context..
i think another reason for the malfoy family’s escape from punishment after the 2nd wizarding war has to do with narcissa’s actions. by not turning harry in, she was thinking strategically about how to spare her family.
I have a question, how come Dumbledore’s Phoenix didn’t get petrified when he blinded the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets. I thought at first it wouldn’t affect animals but remember Filch’s cat ( Mrs Norris) got petrified, could you explain. Thanks
Well, the Phoenix Fawkes should not have been petrified, but killed since it looked straight into the basilisk's eyes. But as Dumbledore explains Phoenix's are reborn over and over again, but the underlying fact here is that Phoenix's are immortal. They simply cannot die, not even by the killing curse as seen in the fifth book. Phoenix's are rare immortal beings with healing powers and lifting power that rival a truck :) We also see Fawkes's tears not only heal Harry's wound by the end of the second book but remove the venom of the basilisk. Hope that cleared it up, or be free to ask some more questions. Good day!
No one mentions why Voldemort assigned Draco Dumbledore’s murder. It is the ultimate punishment for the Malfoys. If Draco kills Dumbledore the wand owes its allegiance to him. Then Voldemort need simply kill Draco to be the master of the wand. It would destroy the Malfoys. It was a catch 22. For Draco to fail would also destroy the Malfoys. Luckily for Draco, Voldemort did not realize Draco had disarmed Dumbledore and Snape only finished the business. Thinking Snape was the wands master Voldemort murdered him, when, in fact, his plan to murder Draco to gain mastery of the wand would have succeeded and cost him no one he valued.
Rowling did the Malfoys and the Slytherins so dirty in the last book. I can't believe that's the ending we got for them. They deserved to redeem themselves. Instead she basically wrote all the Slytherins out and left them backstage.
Correct me if im wrong but, wouldnt it be awesome if Draco and hermoine had fallen in love by the end and Draco would be trying to get her on the dark side while she would be trying the opposite with him. That would give them both more depth and would be really interesting to see, because she is so nice and brightsided while he is mean and darksided
Actually JK Rowling wanted them both to date in the 3rd book but she thought it would be a huge plot twist and Dramione would be the main focus instead of the actual Harry Potter story
@@samridhisaastha6126That makes sende i guess. I think they shouldnt have gone with the book couples in the movies. Harry and Hermoine just fit better then ron and hermoine but dramoine would have been awesome too
@@merdanoovic I think Dramione would be more interesting if JK Rowling wrote the book differently....i mean the way she wrote it Harmione would be nice but if she wrote the third book like draco being nice to hermione and them getting together it would be nice
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What is with the "You're a wizard Harry" at the end of the video? Just curious
@@Wonderguard1 That's not in this video
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@@HarryPotterTheory Yeah I know, not long discovered your channel and you changed it up at the end recently. Was it some sort of motto? Good content though :)
Again Voldermort misunderstood the power of love. The love Lucius and Narcissa had for Draco was more powerful than their fear of Voldemort. Once Draco's life was threaten, their allegiance shifted.
Rip
Maybe Narcissa but probably not Lucius
they didnt run
@@narwhalboi1110 Lucius is just a coward and throws in with whoever is on top!
@@victorpradha9946 I know in the books he cared about draco but in the movies he just didn't want to die
Don't forget that Narcissa lied to Voldemort about Harry's death. That alone made Voldemort's defeat possible.
Nah that’d be fuckin funny. “Wait no guys he’s alive.” Voldemort just feels a shroud of fear and Harry’s like “welp, jig is up.” And does the expeliarmus avada kedavra clash thing then hunts down the snake.
But no for real though, what was going on in her head when she actually saw the killing curse hit him directly and it’s known to be the 3rd time he survived. I’d be very mystified as to how the actual fuck this baby teenager is basically immune to not just any killing curse, but a curse from the most powerful wizard alive.
It's left ambiguous because first she asks if Draco is alive. If Harry were to have said no, she might have exposed him. Perhaps it's just relief that he's alive.
@@toninatoli i feel like even if Harry said no she would still lie because she’d have anger towards Voldemort for putting Draco in danger, she’d want him defeated.
@@toninatoli his being alive would not necessary be due to Harry. She just wanted to know about him and he might have known. It was a yes or no question and a nod. Not a conversation. Remember Voldemorte could enter Harry’s mind. It was Nigel who killed the snake and then Voldemort went away. Harry got the Elder wand not from defeating Voldemorte but because he bested Draco at the manor who bested Dumbledore. Harry being alive sent most of Voldemorte’s side fleeing and brought hope and bravery to the others.
in the book harry (as the narrator) assumes that she knows if she says harry is dead, she will be able to enter hogwarts with the rest of the death eaters as part of the conquering army, which would allow her to find her son. so at least harry assumes she does it out of self-interest, not because she wants to save harry or something. in pottermore it says "Narcissa risks everything when she lies to Voldemort at the end of Deathly Hallows and tells him that Harry is dead, merely so that she can get to her son."
Draco Malfoy’s lines in nutshell:
1. Filthy little Mudblood
2. My Father will here about this
3. POTTAH
Training for the ballet POTTAH
Draco: I think you won't last 10 minutes in this tournament, my father disagrees, he thinks you wont last 5.
Harry: SHUT UP MALFOY!!
oh it's killed me it's killed me
@@denizkenger52 Malloy has predicted a ship
You will be missed soldier
At least they didn't kill HAGRID
cause IT'S NOT HOGWARTS WITHOUT HAGRID
YES, NO ONE GONNA LOVE FLUFFY SJSKSJSKS
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They should off killed Hagrid.
YES
@@glowdeer_6693 JRNENRB YES
Tom Felton did an excellent job of portraying someone who was torn between two worlds. He was never truly an evil character, he was more a product of his environment and parents than anything. Constantly pushed to become evil by the Death Eaters in his life, yet shown every day at Hogwartz that people who aren't pure bloods can be good really developed a psychological torment within him that manifests well in the last two movies.
Exactly. You really get the basis for this in Chamber of Secrets. When Lucius is sneaking the diary into Ginny's belongings by insulting the Weasleys. Draco is sort of participating trying to please his dad but is also being manhandled and talked down to at the same time. It's a strange dynamic.
He was evil: he plotted a murder and carried it out.
@@jonathanfarley2023 not like he had a choice though
@@lavendwer He most certainly did, just like Sirius.
In the books Lucius and Narcissa were with Draco in the Great Hall with each other. You're thinking of the movie, where they just walk away with Draco. Lucius and Narcissa didn't even have wands in the Second Wizarding War. Lucius's was destroyed and Draco had his mother's wand. The Malfoys were pardoned and led a quite unassuming life thereafter.
Someone said it! I was looking for this comment, and tbh it kind of irks me because he is saying things that are not canon.
@@gibbiegames9759 but the films are Canon, in the cinematic universe not to be confused with the Canon of the books. Unfortunately, many youttubers attempts to intertwine film Canon and book Canon with various titles.
@@ashtonhaggitt216 books over movies, any day. movies is the vision of the director of the movie.. books, of the actual writer. so doesnt matter how accurate or faithful the movies are. its always books > movies.
@@ashtonhaggitt216 they never specified this to be about the movies. Hence the book readers here to state the facts of the actual story.
@@ashtonhaggitt216 the books are canon. The movies are only canon where they don’t contradict the books.
I refuse to believe that Narcissa was truly ever bad. The worst crime I can imagine that she ever did was that she spoiled Draco. He was just a skinnier, stuck up and magical form of DudIey. I have a warm place in my heart for her. She was, in my opinion, bullied by her family to make sure she married into the "right family/blood line". She didn't turn Harry in. That has to speak for something. Draco did turn himself around and became some what a better person. The Cursed Child is proof. Now Lucius, hmm, I think he was just rotten to the core. He had nice hair. Lol, and he was handsome. But that's all the good things I can say about him. 😆
Well, she didnt turn Harry in is probably because
1) She was relieved to hear that Draco was safe.
2) She wanted Harry to live to overthrow Voldemort because he embrassed her husband and because he put her family in constant dangers.
Was almost on board until you tried to count cursed child as cannon
@@bran4512 was it really that bad?
@@huynhvuongviet2410 It was written by two stage producers, then brought to JK Rowling's attention, and she made it canon in exchange for part of the profits. It violates several established rules of the series (especially how the Time Turners work), it's a different Genre than Harry Potter (Time Travel instead of Mystery), and the title doesn't make any sense (Harry isn't a main character).
If you like it, that's fine. But for many people it will never be Harry Potter canon.
@@ovni2295 oh. I see. I'm not a Harry Potter fan so i dont know about that. But if JK Rowling was willing to announce it non-canon then it is non-canon to me.
RIP Helen McCrory aged 52 whom as just lost her battle with Cancer.
RIP
It sucks that we keep losing the good ones. I still can't get over the death of Alan Rickman. The way he did Snipe was amazing.
kEePiNg Up WiTh ThE mAlFoYs
IM WHEEZING
Sounds like a good sitcom. :)
@@aestheticgacha8722 *throws pokeball*
@@ImALefty08 But it would just be Draco droning on about Harry for 21 seasons while his parents get Dobby to try and shut him up
@@ImALefty08 I believe I saw a comical video right here on RUclips, "Keeping up with the Malfoys" ....
Draco looks at Harry and they both Nod to each other at the end showing that they finally were able to respect each other.
Draco was not the boy who made wrong choice , he was the boy who had no choice
*FACTS*
Everyone always has a choice. “soon we all have to choose between what is right, and what is easy.”
Everyone has a choice. Do it or you die is a CHOICE. Those under the imperious curse had no choice.
I mean he had the choice to not be an awful little shit as a kid, bt I see where youre coming from
*_Facts._*
Lucius in particular shouldn't have been pardoned, he was responsible for the events in book 2, attacked Harry and Co during the battle in the ministry. Only reason he turned his back on voldemort because he was shamed for not getting the prophecy. Tell on other death eaters shouldn't grant you a pardon. He's still guilty of awful crimes.
I agree. Lucius deserved to go to Azkaban.
Prophecy?
@@hey-zl6vs in order of the phoenix..
He was imprisoned in Azkaban after the event in Order of the Phoenix. That and further humiliation is enough punishment for Lucius.
but sadly, even in the real world, some of the most unforgivable people escape total and true punishment by doing Just what he did. how many mobsters have the tax payers been feeding in the witness protection programs when they should have faced, at the very least, jail time? how many evil people were given protection because they had information that those powers that be wanted?
though we wish to believe that the System is just and fair, in truth, it's much murkier and shady than that when push comes to shove.
Honestly, after seeing what Draco went through I'm very surprised Narcissa refused to see her views on life any differently.
I think that she moderated her views after that.
She's still Bellatrix's sister
and their family is like, and related to, the Black family, an even worse puritan family (and actually "pure") remember? but I think she'd soften, alto mostly for Draco's sake, she came so close to losing him, she wouldn't want anything to threaten her relationship with her son again
@@pink_alligator Yeah. I like to think that after second wizarding war if Narcissa found her self in a situation where she had to interact with a mud blood or even a full muggle she wouldn’t be feel herself superior and talk down to the other person. Rather she would be cordial and friendly. It’s like if someone doesn’t believe that a member of any race should ever marry and have kids with someone from another race. They may have that view but they can still be respectful and kind to people of other races.
I have seen colege educated people who grew up in deep religious homes that are still skeptical about evolution even after been presented with all the overwhelming evidence out there... people believe what they want and not what makes sense...
@@pink_alligatorregulas black was the greatest and bravest black ever
Draco wasn't a good person but he was one of the best characters! His evolution from a little bully to a young man who is struggling with all this death eater thing and who is just scared and lost all his confidence is really good.
Although we don't get to see Draco redemption arc on screen (just a little bit), I'm glad that JK Rowling added his redemption in Pottermore. I love his character development and I love how he no longer follow his parents' dark path. He still love them of course but he no longer had the same belief as them. He also married someone he truly loved and not just for the sake of keeping the bloodline and status. I don't like the Cursed Child(Astoria is alive in my canon) but I love Scorpius's personality. He's kind, sweet, loving and quite forgiving, different from Draco in his youth. I'm glad that Draco and Astoria raised Scorpius well and proved that not all Slytherin are bad.
Scorpius Malfoy is by far my favorite thing about Cursed Child. That kid is so sweet and pure. Draco and Astoria did a great job raising him. The rest of that book I could care less about but Scorpius and his friendship with Albus is the best part of it.
@@kuceracm I agree. The plot of the book is nonsensical but Albus and Scorpius's friendship is precious
Would’ve been cool if Malfoy did something though in the after battle scene like throw the sword of gryfindor to Neville or something. Or Mabye jump in front of a stunning or crucio curse to save someone like Hermione or another muggleborn.
@@grantwalter2243 maybe he did but Harry just didn't see it. That's what fanfiction are for. We can speculate all kindof possibilities during the war.
@@grantwalter2243 There is a deleted scene where at the end, Draco actually runs back across the courtyard as Harry is revealed to still be alive and throws him a wand yelling "Potter!". I personally wish they would have left that scene in, it would have been a great end to his story arc and a nice bit of redemption for Draco.
On this day, voldemort killed lily Evans and James Potter
Ikr
Ayy didnt really realize it Nice
RIP Lilly and James
Everything changed when Lord Voldemort and The Death eaters attacked...
Why must you hurt me this way
Draco was a bully and a really big dick, but by Half Blood Prince he was essentially backed into a corner. He had to kill Dumbledore or his family would die to Voldemort. Dumbledore acknowledges Draco still had some good in his heart which is why he asked Snape to be the one to kill him instead of Malfoy, and is even nearly successful in getting Malfoy to drop his wand. Something Harry makes note of.
Narcissa also seemed to be drug into the death eater circle, although never joined. She always valued her family, specifically Draco over the death eater’s missions. She was even willing to lie and betray Voldemort purely for the chance to see her son again. In a way you could say motherly love is what saved Harry from Voldemort for a second time that night.
Lucius was definitely a douche, and did the most damage, but he did give up the names of many death eaters so he at least tried to make up for his past actions, albeit in a pretty cowardly way.
Honestly the Malfoys for the most part just seem like a family who dug themselves too deep on the losing side and wanted out once their family was in danger.
Oh lord, that’s a lot.-
@fred McMurray I mean, not too far off from reality. It’s always save yourself and/or your family first before anything else. People like the Malfoys are really common in real life.
Basically all rich people now aday when their sons kill someone drunk driving
Andromeda had light hair and she was good, bellatrix had dark hair and she was bad, and narcissa has half white half black so she’s half good :)
Clever that you noticed that-I didn’t, but now that you say it, I think you’re right.
@@fleetskipper1810 yeah but In the books she was blonde so she had the lightest hair
Omgggg this is so amazing and clear I love ur calm voice and the fact that you explain everything so well ✨🐾
I much prefer his videos to harry potter folklore who is almost exactly the same except his voice is annoying while this guys is so calming
@@piotrdworowy183 yes I really hate his voice, the video content is usually pretty good but his voice almost ruins it for me as it makes it unwatchable sometimes and I keep watching Cos the video is good and I want to see to the end but his voice really makes me cringe 😂🙈
@@piotrdworowy183 he sounds like a 1970s British book tape recorder
Very interesting. Just a little surprised as I would think that the relationship between Narcissa and Draco would have evolved to be a more positive one especially when Scorpius was born. Narcissa's driving force was always to protect her son - she would follow Voldemort with her husband but do what was needed to help Draco - the pact with Snape; saying Harry was dead...
"Nice earmuffs, Potter! Did your mum make them for you? Oh I am sorry, I forgot!"
Lol
Great👍
"Harmless bullying?"
That is _c o l d_
"Oi Potter! Hows that filthy little mutt Sirius doing? Oh I'm sorry Potter, I forgot!!!!"
I believe that to start with, Draco didn't try to befriend Harry out of respect.........I reckon, that from his fathers own doing, Draco tried to befriend Harry to gain control........he's father would of known EXACTLY what harry was doing, thinking, feeling.........and would of gained the upper hand........but as Harry rejected him, he got humpy (due to his dads demands) and then bullied Harry......which in the end didn't work out........Draco still showed compassion towards Harry as to not grass him in to the death-eaters, and I think Tom Felton played this part very well indeed, bless him :-)
Draco's mom was certainly shaken in the books about what Draco was wrapped up in. Just listened to the final book recently and one event near the end she seemed willing to help knowing her son was alright in all the chaos.
@@georgeorwell6640 it's called an audiobook
Ah, but did Lucius know that Voldemort was indeed himself a ‘HalfBlood’????
😂
Snape was a half blood too
Off topic but voldermorts
Plan was to control the wizzard and muggle world but would he even be able to control the normal world like ngl that seems pretty hard
@@sirisaacnewton3305 Avada kedavra, Is what I'm gonna say about this.
@@officialchair4775 what do you say to nukes?
draco was actually one of the characters i like in the curse child. i mean who hasnt seen guys in real life who where assholes in school yet later in life became good caring dads. the power of love
Narcissa wasn’t necessarily evil she just loved her family and wanted to keep draco safe the only way she knew how, by following her husband and the dark lord so none of her family gets hurt
Can you please do: “Can the Sword of Gryffindor destroy the blood pact?”
I have reasons to believe this can happen:
1. The sword endures what makes it stronger, meaning it could’ve endured anything overtime that could make it able to destroy powerful magic like blood pacts.
2. It is a very powerful artifact made by a very powerful wizard.
3. The sword could be impregnated with dragon’s blood, which is said to theoretically be able to destroy the pact.
The sword was made by Goblins, not by wizards.
@@rasikak7070 ok but Gryffindor enchanted it
@Oof Oooof69 ok but Gryffindor enchanted the goblins
@Oof Oooof69 but Gryffindor enchanted the coins he payed xd
@Oof Oooof69 yes but as we know goblin and elves magic is pretty advanced which makes it more valuable
Draco also saved Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s life at the Malfoy Manor. They would have been so fucked if he hadn’t told Bellatrix he wasn’t sure if it was Harry. That paired with Narcissa’s decision to lie to Voldemort was enough to redeem them because they contributed to Voldemort’s downfall. Lucius on the other hand should have been locked up still because he was a straight up Death Eater and likely a murderer.
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Incredible video as always. Also love how Tom Felton really wore that torn aspect of him and almost exhaustion in that shot you've used before he is alled over my Voldemort.
Draco has changed for the better and I know that after reading the whole new book called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. He cares about his own son and he has visited Harry and Ginny in their house. When they both were gone Albus Severus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy Harry and Draco work together to find them and to save them. Sure they were arguing and they had a fight in that house, but after that Draco admits he was always jealous of Harry. He apologizes to Ginny as well for making such a mess, for destroying her kitchen. I can say that the past is forgotten and Draco is actually a good guy. Draco's mom wasn't that heartless. She really cared about Draco. Lucius appeared to be the one who was always busy and didn't have much time for his own son. That's how I see this today.
I detested Draco reading the books. I admired the character upon finishing the series. Great video!❤️
YOUR VOICE!! It’s.. it’s...it’s like some of the best voice ASMR I’ve ever heard! I sleep to your videos... though obviously I don’t want to but when I get tired I’ll just replay videos I’ve already seen. You have a very nice voice sir.
I love the malfoys for the simple fact they were extremely weak and scared. Once voldermort was back they were cowering. I think lucius felt a sense of obligation to be a deatheater due to their lineage. Not that they truly wanted to.
Malfoys actually went through so much, Draco just wanted his father to be proud and that's why he was so adamant to do the task, he just wanted to show his father that he could do something his father was proud of (being a Death Eater) and his mother never wanted that! She accepted Draco, she loved him, she was proud and that's why she never pushed him, that's why she made the unbreakable promise, I feel so bad for Draco my heart breaks when people actually genuinely hate him, he had no choice: wanting your parents proud you'll do ANYTHING I mean ANYTHING I hate that people don't see that, yes Nacissa was a pureblood fanatic but she wasn't as bad! She saved Harry's life just because he said that Draco was alive so I dare you to tell me that they were just evil
"Harmless" and "bullying" should never appear next to each other in a sentence.
Harmless Bullying is a strong indicator of toxic femininity.
I always thought Draco would work for a little while before being a quiet part of the Ministry. Lie he'd be the go-between to gain support for a bill, or cause, or appointments. Something like Slughorn but a little quieter.
He is probably banned from working at the Ministry. The Malfoy name is mud there after what his father did.
i just imagine Draco seeing Potter now and again at places like the ministry or the station and the pair have this... awkward, non-violent but evident distrust of each other, but with a modicum of respect for each other. Not hatred, not anger. Not even dislike. just... they cant bring themselves to trust the other anymore. And leave it as polite nods and a few simple greetings.
Your delivery of the Malloy fate was top notch, thank you. Judy
Harry wouldn’t have survived if Malfoy’s mum had not said he was dead during the last battle
Yeah he would’ve. He just had to be quick with that cloak. But does the love protection he gave for Hogwarts work on him? He meant to die but didn’t so does it work on him or no?
Yepp
Harry went back and saved Drako (and 1 or 2 others) in the room of requirement when it was burning. Then, Drako's mother asked Drako (whom we don't see, just Harry's nod) if Harry was "alive" right after Voldemort "kills" him in the forest. In the end, Drako and his family were part of the plot to bring Voldemort down.
Bulling is NEVER harmless
In comparison to avada kedavras, insults and a counter jinx of slugs is nothing
@@randomuseroftheday362 I still feel bad for Ron. But that was so cute actually. He could tell that hurt Hermione and he wanted to stick up for her...what an adorable sweetheart Ronald☺
@G E T R E K T 905 hahaha
I don’t know if it was my comment about the ending phrase you used but changing them to these is much better. It fits the themes of the videos and makes them feel more natural. Great job 😊
Draco: I want to be a better, good man...
Also Draco: Oh let's name our son Scorpius so his name could sound sinister and evil! :D
Lucius, Narcissa and Draco didn’t participate in the big fight in Hogwarts as they didn’t fight in it or caused any harm
draco somewhat participated..... he was trying to capture harry and his friends in the room of requirement
@@alexanderzack3720 he was just trying to get his wand from him
Draco's poor bully-like behavior isn't that strange imo. He had a family influencing him to effectively be the way he was, and when you think of James Potter being equally as bad as a bully, it's more forgivable in his case imo. Draco maturing up at the end of the series is how James Potter matured up after leaving Hogwartz.
At the end there was a deleted scene where he through Harry his wand. This proves his father had pushed him into everything and was a scared teenager
I’m so mad that they didn’t do that
@@shrishti8636 same
@@shrishti8636 same so so.mad 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
I'm actually happy that Malfoy became a good man. He always seemed like the complete opposite of Harry. While both had a troubled childhood Harry chose to always see the good, while Malfoy gave in to his suffering.
Inside draco was always a good man and hopefully be friends with the trio
Honestly, a sequel where Draco becomes a double agent hunting down death eaters might be interesting, trying to redeem himself and figure it all out... if it was made ten years ago and not in today's cancerous "entertainment" industry.
Narcissa helped Harry when he lay on the forest floor pretending to be dead, she didn't tell you-know-who that Harry was still alive, i think for this the Malfoys were not imprisoned in Asaban after the second wizzarding war, they faught on the wrong side, but Draco never was realy a bad guy, he was a death eater to help his family after the events in the ministry of magic, but he did not tell Bellatrix that Harry was the boy captured and brought to Malfoy mansion, and he could not kill Dumbeldore, he was born as a pure blood, but in real, he was too normal to do the realy bad things, he could have tried to kill Harry insted of talking to him when they found the Horcrux, but he didn't. For me he is not as bad as he seemed to be most of the films (and to be honest, Harry would never have become a searcher in his first year had Malfoy not helped him by throwing the rememberme? and he did not use avada kedavra when they fought in the toilets. Lucius might have done bad things as a death eater in the first war, Narcissa maybe too, but in the end, they stood up and helped defeat the dark lord
Why do u have to say u-know-who? Just say Voldemort man or Tom Riddle 😎
0:50 - Bullying is never "harmless"
No, but we need it.. If you want to walk around with a pink furry tail, you deserve a laugh
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@@KingBwemmie we need it? How so?
I see Harry having the idea to ask Malfloy to be the godfather of one of his kids and visa versa in case Draco turned around enough seeing as they're both grown up and have expirienced the darkness in their own way
I always pitied Draco and Dudley. They were simply born into terrible families and spoiled beyond belief. But both became better people at the end of the series and hopefully, their kids become better as well.
One small quibble: you say that Lucius’s behavior in the earlier books and movies amounted to “harmless bullying” and escalated to something worse later. I see it differently. To me, no bullying is harmless. Lucius harbored the same capacity for cruelty and race discrimination throughout; however, the political circumstances changed when Voldemort rose back to power, enabling Lucius to display the inmate tendencies he had had all along.
I believe that Narcissa was more capable of changing than her husband. She and Harry communicated about Draco’s welfare under Voldemort’s very nose in the Forbidden Forest, which placed them both in great danger. Harry could’ve just played dead. Instead, he allayed her greatest fear, and she reciprocated by covering up the fact that he had survived the Killing Curse-again.
From that moment on, Narcissa was beholden to Harry-and I doubt she’d forget that act of kindness. It was Narcissa who took Draco’s hand and led him away from the Deatheaters during the Battle of Hogwarts. She didn’t look back to be sure that her husband was following. She was extricating her son from the result of her husband’s poor choices. I wouldn’t be surprised if the balance of power in their marriage permanently shifted from Lucius to Narcissa after that. He couldn’t do without her, but she could do without him. I’m not saying that Narcissa dropped all of her old values, but I imagine that she took a more neutral stand about muggles and half-bloods after that.
And that is why i always believed there was redemption for Draco
I like to think that Draco made up with Harry and the two gradually became friends. I'd have to watch the films again, but judging by the image of mature Draco smiling at Harry, I'd say at the very least they respected each other by that point. No more bickering or fighting, just two men who had a troubled past now see each other for what they truly are; fellow wizards who survived a dark age.
While "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is not perfect, the friendship between misfit Slytherin sortees Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy and Albus Severus Potter also helps their dads Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter bury their own rivalry with each other, no thanks to Lord Voldemort's and Bellatrix Black Lestrange's daughter Delphini's treachery.
Two of the biggest reasons why they were pardoned was because Narcissa lied to the dark lord about Harry being dead and in the mansion Drago said he couldn’t tell whether it was Harry or not even though he could tell it was him.
What has Barry done to the timeline now ?!?!?
It wasn’t me this time I swear. ⚡️
@@barryallen3225 😂😂😂😂😂
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It had to be hard on young Draco,to realize everything ,he had been taught at home ,was false, Half-bloods, mugggleborns, were less than.Then he goes to school,where Hermione is, more clever, and has more prodigious skill than he.Harry a half blood,beats him in duels on a regular basis.The dark lord comes to power, but See's Voldemort only cares about himself.Not all pure bloods,he soon abuses his father and Draco in their own house , and uses draco as a disposable weapon.Im glad Draco try to atone for his actions.
Draco could have been nicer if Harry said yes to being friends with him. Draco asked Harry to join his group, but he refused. But how Draco treated Harry after that was rude.
I watched this with my mom cause while we were rewatching deathly hallows part 2 she asked what happened to draco and she said this answered her question good job!
I think they joined because of Lucius, and only because of him. Narcissa only wanted to protect Draco and Draco wanted to make his father proud.
Draco was a boy who desperately wanted his Father's approval, which he never got. When he wiped out in the quidditch game his father didn't even bother to go to the hospital to see how Dracon was.
29 years ago, the golden trio became friends (troll in the dungeon)
39 years ago, lily and james potter died at the hands of voldemort and voldermort was defeated for the first time
Happy halloween
Personally I hate that Astoria died. I think that Draco deserved a happy life. After everything he's been through and all the pain I think he deserved a life after everything that was filled with love and happiness. I feel like this is so unfair to him.
RIP Narcissa Malfoy (Helen McCrory)
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Wow I’m subscriber 200k! Goodluck hitting 250!
1:48 it looks like voldemort has taken a selfie lol 😂
the selfie caption: "out to kill potter with the deatheaters
😂😂😂
There is a deleted scene where at the end, Draco actually runs back across the courtyard as Harry is revealed to still be alive and throws him a wand yelling "Potter!". I personally wish they would have left that scene in, it would have been a great end to his story arc and a nice bit of redemption for Draco. I prefer in my own mind to believe that the deleted scene is canon and that's why Draco gave Harry the half-smile on the platform, at the end of the series.
I'd love to know what happened to them. I don't like Draco Malfoy, but I hope his character grew out of being a racist brat, I really do.
Did you watch the video? Lol
@@GVZKeys I did
@@yomommasofatthanoshadtosna3479 how can that still be your question then?
@@GVZKeys I wrote the comment before i watched the video
@@yomommasofatthanoshadtosna3479 Clever
and the Harry Potter play shows the future between the characters...with their sons becoming best friends .....and even the 2 fathers having to work together to save their sons.....
In the last movie when we see there kids Malfoy half smiles at Ron, Hermonie and Harry. Harry's son though obviously knows about Malfoy so asks what about if he ends up in Slytherin
Narcissa never struck me as a death eater, she always seemed to have been dragged along with her family and husbands plans. She lies to Voldemort about Harry being dead in exchange for him telling her if Draco is alive, she risks the dark lords ire by going to Snape and begging him to make an unbreakable vow to protect Draco because she doesn't think that he is capable of doing the task he was assigned, she is afraid he is being sacrificed to send a message to Dumbledore and to punish Lucius for his failures....
She always struck me as someone who was just trying to protect her family, even if she had to protect them from themselves.
Lucius? death eater through and through, pure blood maniac and had on more then one occasion either attacked or attempted to kill Harry and other wizards. without dobby intervening in the 2nd movie (can't remember if they elaborate on which spell he is casting after losing Dobby as his servant in the book), he would have cast a killing curse at Harry. And in the hall of mysteries he is arrested for attacking the people there and sent to Azkaban as a death eater.
Draco? spoiled little rich kid who has been sheltered by his parents and spoiled rotten. So insulated from the world that he thinks he is better and more worthy then anyone. but when push comes to shove, he is a coward. He only fights when he has either no choice or a massive advantage. Minor advantage, even playing field, or any disadvantage and he runs away or begs forgiveness.
Lucius deserved to spend more time in Azkaban for his crimes, but not a life sentence like the surviving hard core death eaters were given. Narcissa should have been pardoned. As for Draco? I'm not sure. He is a young man, influenced by evil people trying to twist him into what they wanted. His story is similar to Snapes, where he joins the death eaters but is quickly dragged out of his depth and wants out. But unlike Snape, he is not skillful or knowledgeable enough to leave the death eaters alive or to be a spy like Snape was. Does he do evil things? yes. does that warrant sending him to Azkaban? even for a little time? I don't know. I think it may do more harm then good in Dracos case.
All that we can be logically assumed from just the fact of Draco’s presence on Platform 9 and 3/4 in the epilogue is that _Draco_ was pardoned.
Lucius opened a soup restaurant called Lucius Soupius. Makes great clam chowder.
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idky but this funny
When I watch Oneyplays, goofy word play is all I think about.
This is so we'll put together,with perfect timing from beginning to end, extreme profection,sir ,well done thank you for your very studious work.💯
He was the boy with no choice.
I don't think Narcissa was bad. She was scarred by her family disowning Andromeda. Her sister's were all close as children. Bellatrix eventually turned mad. Narcissa didn't want to be disowned or turn out like Bellatrix. So she did what her family wanted but not to an extreme extent. And she tried not to do that to Draco despite being dissapointed that his wife wasn't a pureblood fanatic. Narcissa was a product of a family driven by beliefs of prejudice and never had a chance to break it. But she accepted that her son eventually didn't want to have anything to do with it eventhough it was hesitantly.
3:52 how didn't I see draco !!! After all this time seeing movies
What?! You didn't know that guy was draco or did you never even see that scene
@@countlitmogaphil392 couldn't see I saw that movie but never see draco
Another great video my friend🙂thanks🙏
The Malfoy's existence runs in some ways parallel to the Dursley's. Even on a character level, Vernon and Lucius. Narcissa and Petunia, Draco and Dudley. Vernon and Lucius would never change their views. Narcissa and Petunia are intolerant and unwavering but love their children. Draco and Dudley are typically spoiled children who turn into bullies and troubled adults.
Dudley: I don't think you're a waste of space.
Narcissa wasn’t bad at all. She may have been prejudice against muggles and muggle-borns but that doesn’t necessarily make her a bad person. She loved her family very much, and wanted to protect Malfoy at all costs. Draco obviously had redeemed himself long before the end, but Lucious is a mixed bag. I think he joined Voldemort for all the wrong reasons, namely his hatred of muggle-borns. I suspect he had come to regret this decision long before we saw Tom start to abuse Lucious, and Tom being a gifted Legilimens was able to detect Lucious’s betrayal, which is what lead to Voldemort treating him the way he did.
I would say that I'm overall pleased with how Draco was portrayed. Even from a young age when I saw the first movie, I had Draco pegged for _what kind_ of Antagonist he was going to be.
I saw him as the _Rival_ Character to Harry...but I didn't see him going as far as to be the _Villain_ or the _Nemesis._
Morally ambiguous characters are fun to play with, but they almost always inevitably prove to be more than outward appearances, and garner some kind of redemption. So in this sense, I'm glad that Draco followed the path that I predicted.
However, I would state that Rowling perhaps had him fly a little _too close_ to the side of villainy to the point where - with his reluctant state and all - he feels like he's being _forced_ to become a Villain rather than genuinely being one. And that's a problem that I have with Draco throughout most of the books leading up to Half-Blood Prince.
You see, we basically _stop learning_ about Draco after Chamber of Secrets and instead learn things _surrounding_ him. We get the sense that he is the way he is because of his Father's bringing him up that way. From then on, for want of a better term, Draco feels more like an accessory - an extension of his parents' beliefs - that has no real character or philosophy of his own. This was a problem confounded by the fact that all he really does is be a bully towards Harry, Ron and Hermione.
In-fact, that he chooses to go-along with Umbridge and her insane micromanaging just because she's against Harry, doesn't feel _genuine_ to me; because realistically, Umbridge should be making the school just as restrictive for them as well.
Truth be told, I feel like Rowling waited a bit too long to finally give Draco a spotlight; she should've began developing him more in Order of the Phoenix - perhaps casting a subtle shadow on him meant to imply that there is a light to him after-all. In fact, I honestly think Order should've been the point where Draco began turning away from being an antagonist, while still being a Rival to Harry. There could've been a moment where the two might've been on the cusp of becoming Friends...only for Lucius to be captured in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries. From then on, Draco is pulled back toward the dark side for love and loyalty to his father and anger at Harry for sending him to jail.
I feel like that's how you turn Draco's relatable story in Half-Blood into a full-on tragedy; you _know_ he wants to be good, that he doesn't want to do this...But if he doesn't, everyone and everything he cares about will die.
I always enjoy your videos. I hope to see many more.
After bullying Harry, Draco turned to Caesar as the rest of his friends and yet still Caesar gave Draco his own demise using his own wand.
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"What started off as harmless bullying transformed into something more sinster later on......."
It's almost like being a bully is a warning sign of bigger issues and is actually a harmful thing to do in every context..
On this day lily and James potter died and harry potter was amrked as the boy who lived, thus marking the beginning of the harry potter series
i think another reason for the malfoy family’s escape from punishment after the 2nd wizarding war has to do with narcissa’s actions. by not turning harry in, she was thinking strategically about how to spare her family.
I told my kids to be careful of them... Albus didnt listen to me though..
Albus isn't your kid.
Or is he?
This music ALWAYS make me cry dude
I have a question, how come Dumbledore’s Phoenix didn’t get petrified when he blinded the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets. I thought at first it wouldn’t affect animals but remember Filch’s cat ( Mrs Norris) got petrified, could you explain. Thanks
Well, the Phoenix Fawkes should not have been petrified, but killed since it looked straight into the basilisk's eyes. But as Dumbledore explains Phoenix's are reborn over and over again, but the underlying fact here is that Phoenix's are immortal. They simply cannot die, not even by the killing curse as seen in the fifth book. Phoenix's are rare immortal beings with healing powers and lifting power that rival a truck :) We also see Fawkes's tears not only heal Harry's wound by the end of the second book but remove the venom of the basilisk. Hope that cleared it up, or be free to ask some more questions. Good day!
@EVAN MUDD The plot armour on that Harry Potter is strong :)
@@nikolajnrgaardvrstein6124 ah thanks I understand now 😃
I always wondered about this aspect of the story and I'm glad to hear that it was addressed.... Thanks
No one mentions why Voldemort assigned Draco Dumbledore’s murder. It is the ultimate punishment for the Malfoys. If Draco kills Dumbledore the wand owes its allegiance to him. Then Voldemort need simply kill Draco to be the master of the wand. It would destroy the Malfoys. It was a catch 22. For Draco to fail would also destroy the Malfoys. Luckily for Draco, Voldemort did not realize Draco had disarmed Dumbledore and Snape only finished the business. Thinking Snape was the wands master Voldemort murdered him, when, in fact, his plan to murder Draco to gain mastery of the wand would have succeeded and cost him no one he valued.
It would be that great if they make a film now. Like they could be parents now and it would be very interessting to see how there children do :)
Rowling did the Malfoys and the Slytherins so dirty in the last book. I can't believe that's the ending we got for them. They deserved to redeem themselves. Instead she basically wrote all the Slytherins out and left them backstage.
fun fact - narcissa malfoy isn’t on villain wiki but severus snape is
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Draco was a bully, but Draco wasn't evil
Correct me if im wrong but, wouldnt it be awesome if Draco and hermoine had fallen in love by the end and Draco would be trying to get her on the dark side while she would be trying the opposite with him. That would give them both more depth and would be really interesting to see, because she is so nice and brightsided while he is mean and darksided
Actually JK Rowling wanted them both to date in the 3rd book but she thought it would be a huge plot twist and Dramione would be the main focus instead of the actual Harry Potter story
@@samridhisaastha6126That makes sende i guess. I think they shouldnt have gone with the book couples in the movies. Harry and Hermoine just fit better then ron and hermoine but dramoine would have been awesome too
@@merdanoovic I think Dramione would be more interesting if JK Rowling wrote the book differently....i mean the way she wrote it Harmione would be nice but if she wrote the third book like draco being nice to hermione and them getting together it would be nice
@@samridhisaastha6126 yeah, i guess youre right.