Ginny was shaking like mad because she, too, has met Voldemort. SOULMATES!
This, as well as the revelation that Draco was also freaked out by the Dementors, reminds me that Draco has met Voldemort at this point, too. SOULMATES! <3
Ah, yes, that long, romantic stroll through the Forbidden Forest Harry and Draco shared in their first year, enjoying a comfortable silence in one another's company... unfortunately brought to an end with the sudden, horrific discovery of Quirrelmort feasting on the blood of a unicorn. Harry oh-so-bravely froze in terror, which was clearly a noble attempt to sacrifice himself so that Draco could have a chance to escape. It was all very sweet. It brings a fond tear to my eye even now.
Fun-fact, Draco ran off to find Hagrid and the others in order to save Harry. Originally there was a touching reunion scene after the discussion with the centaurs, but TPTB ruled it far too gay and thus had it cut-- which explains the strange disappearance of Draco from the scene. In fact, all further incidences where Draco strangely disappears from the book (see= Parseltongue reveal in the duelling club, the discovery of the petrified cat, others) mark another scene between Harry and Draco that was cut for excessive gayness. The more you know...
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Date: 2010-02-27 12:30 am (UTC)This, as well as the revelation that Draco was also freaked out by the Dementors, reminds me that Draco has met Voldemort at this point, too. SOULMATES! <3
Ah, yes, that long, romantic stroll through the Forbidden Forest Harry and Draco shared in their first year, enjoying a comfortable silence in one another's company... unfortunately brought to an end with the sudden, horrific discovery of Quirrelmort feasting on the blood of a unicorn. Harry oh-so-bravely froze in terror, which was clearly a noble attempt to sacrifice himself so that Draco could have a chance to escape. It was all very sweet. It brings a fond tear to my eye even now.
Fun-fact, Draco ran off to find Hagrid and the others in order to save Harry. Originally there was a touching reunion scene after the discussion with the centaurs, but TPTB ruled it far too gay and thus had it cut-- which explains the strange disappearance of Draco from the scene. In fact, all further incidences where Draco strangely disappears from the book (see= Parseltongue reveal in the duelling club, the discovery of the petrified cat, others) mark another scene between Harry and Draco that was cut for excessive gayness. The more you know...