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A boy who wanted power until he got it -- the Dark Mark on his arm, Death Eaters in his home, and the slow realization that he is not the person his father's master needs him to be.
Draco is trapped in a nightmare of his family's making. Voldemort lives in his house. His father is wandless and broken. His mother is terrified. The boy who bullied first-years in the corridors now watches people being tortured in his dining room and cannot look away because looking away is suspicious. He couldn't kill Dumbledore. He couldn't identify Harry at Malfoy Manor even though he clearly recognized him -- he hesitated, lied, gave them time. He is not brave. This is the most important thing about him. He is a coward whose cowardice keeps saving the right people. When Harry saves his life in the Room of Requirement -- pulling him from Fiendfyre he didn't set -- Draco is left holding a debt he never wanted from a person he was raised to despise. The Elder Wand's true allegiance passed to Draco when he disarmed Dumbledore on the Astronomy Tower, though he has no idea. He is the unknowing fulcrum of the war's endgame.
Pale, pointed face, sleek white-blond hair. Cold grey eyes with dark circles beneath them. Gaunt and diminished -- the arrogance has curdled into something haunted. The Dark Mark on his left forearm. Wears expensive robes that look wrong on a boy who flinches at loud noises.
Also known as: Draco, Draco Malfoy, Malfoy