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Birthday: June 5th
Age: 28
Sign: Gemini
MBTI: ISTJ
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Cologne: Vรฉtiver d'Hiver by Armani Privรฉ (notes of orange citrus, wood, mint, french gardens; reminiscent of smelling classy under the rain)
Tattoos: Dark Mark
Piercings: None
Imperfections: Scars on the chest (obtained by Sectumsempra curse casted by Harry Potter in Year 6) and Beauty Marks scattered over his face and body
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Upbringing:
As the only child of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy, Draco Malfoy grew up with a sense of entitlement and a deep-rooted belief in the superiority of pureblood wizards. From the moment he could comprehend the concept of blood status, Draco was taught that Muggles, Muggle-borns, and half-bloods were beneath him. His parents, particularly his father, Lucius Malfoy, were staunch supporters of Voldemort's ideology and the idea of a pureblood wizarding society. This influence greatly impacted Draco's upbringing, leading him to develop a sense of arrogance and disdain towards those who did not meet the pureblood standard.
However, Draco's upbringing was not entirely devoid of compassion. He shared a unique bond with his mother, Narcissa Malfoy. She was a loving and caring presence in his life, and a deep mutual affection marked their relationship. Another notable aspect of Draco's character is his interaction with their family house-elf named Dobby. While most pureblood wizards regarded house elves as subservient beings to be treated with cruelty and disdain, Draco exhibited a somewhat softer attitude towards Dobby. He treated the elf with more kindness than many of his peers, despite Dobby's protests. This seemingly unexpected behaviour hinted at a more complex and compassionate side of Draco's character, one that was often overshadowed by his loyalty to his family's ideals and his desire to prove himself.
During Hogwarts:
Draco Malfoy's years at Hogwarts were a mix of conflicting emotions and experiences. While he may have been known for his animosity towards Harry Potter and his friends, as well as his disdain for those he considered beneath him, his time at the school held a special place in his heart.
From the moment Draco stepped onto the platform at King's Cross Station and boarded the Hogwarts Express, he felt a sense of belonging within the stone walls of the castle. Hogwarts was a place where he could escape the expectations and pressures of his family, and where he could make his own path. In Slytherin House, he found a group of friends who shared his pureblood beliefs and his ambition to succeed in the wizarding world. Draco's dedication to his house and his own ambitions earned him the honour of becoming a Prefect. It was a position he took with pride, eager to uphold the values and traditions of Slytherin House. He enjoyed the authority and responsibility that came with the role, and it allowed him to exercise his influence over his peers.
However, everything took an abrupt and dark turn during his sixth year at Hogwarts. His family, particularly his father, Lucius, had been deeply involved with the Dark Lord. Draco was then forcibly ordered to kill Albus Dumbledore, the beloved headmaster of Hogwarts, a task that proved far more complex and emotionally taxing than he could have ever imagined. Throughout the year, he struggled with the weight of this responsibility and the knowledge that failure would result in dire consequences for his family. Draco's internal turmoil began to erode the mischievous and snarky persona that had defined him for years.
Events from the War:
When the final battle between Lord Voldemortโs forces reached Hogwarts, Draco and his family made a desperate attempt to escape the chaos that had consumed the castle. With Voldemort's relentless pursuit of Harry Potter, the Malfoys were well aware that they were in grave danger. Upon successfully killing Harry Potter in the Forbidden Forest, the news spread like wildfire, and Voldemort, victorious, returned to Malfoy Manor, seeking to tighten his grip on those who had once shown cowardice in fleeing.
Desperate to protect his mother, Narcissa, and to salvage the shreds of his father's remaining pride, Draco took a fateful and irreversible step: He made the ultimate sacrifice by offering himself to the Dark Lord as his personal right-hand man. In doing so, he aimed to shield his family from the full wrath of Voldemort and to secure their position within the new order. This act of selflessness was driven by a mixture of fear, love for his family, and an overwhelming sense of duty.
Ten long years passed, during which the wizarding world lived under the oppressive rule of the Dark Lord. Draco's identity as Voldemort's high reeve remained a closely guarded secret, shrouded in anonymity. To the general populace, he was but a whisper, a shadow in the dark, orchestrating the cruelties and instilling the fear that marked that dark era.
Draco, the boy who had once revelled in the traditions and privileges of pureblood ideology, had transformed into something far more sinister and complex. He had become the enigmatic enforcer of the Dark Lord's rule, the architect of countless acts of cruelty and oppression that plagued the wizarding world. His actions shaped the history of that bleak period, leaving a cruel mark on the collective memory of a society forced to live in constant fear.
