1 – 1 of 1 Works in Rowling Bashing
Summary
You are a perceptive reader. You’ve no doubt noticed that Drarry is canon. We know the color of Draco’s eyes roughly a million words before we find out Ron’s - enough said. Yet, in spite of on-page Drarry teasing, stalking, and obsessing, Rowling still gives the reader endgame Hinny in the epilogue. If you’ve ever wondered why, you are not alone.
This is the story of why canon exists the way it does, and why Harry and Draco wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Between the Pages
Excerpt:
Much to Harry’s surprise, Malfoy started laughing. It wasn’t a joyful laugh. It was the kind of evil, smug laugh he always imagined Malfoy having. “Oh, Potter. This is too much. Did you finally see it? After all these years? Did you finally have an off-script thought?”
“What do you know about it?” Harry asked, shrugging off Malfoy’s hand.
Malfoy’s shoulders were still shaking with condescending mirth. “You really have no idea, do you?” he asked.
Harry repeated himself, “What. Is. It.” It wasn’t a question; it was a command.
“It’s the ‘rator.” Malfoy finally replied, still catching his breath.
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In short: Malfoy holds all the cards. If Harry wants to find out about the ‘rator, and keep his dream of being an auror, he’s going to have to spend a lot more time with him.
After the Pages
It’s eight years after the war and the final book in the Harry Potter series is about to be published. After that, Harry won’t ever have to see Rowling, or Malfoy, again. He and Malfoy broke up six years ago after a catastrophic sequence of events that Harry relives, over and over again, in the pensive each night. Yet, when both Gringotts and Grimmauld Place are robbed, Harry finds he might not be able to get rid of Malfoy as easily as he thought.
Shelves: Harry Potter
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 263,952
- Status:
- Completed