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Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread- 24th Nov- 2025
KIARA PREGNANT🤰 24.11
Dharmendra Passes Away
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai - 24th Nov 2025 Episode Discussion Thread
WAR OF EGOSS 25.11
Why can't Ranveer file divorce from Deepika - does he deserve better?
Badhai ho badhai
Smriti liked; Ekta commented.
Disconnected scenes n precaps
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Nov. 25, 2025 Episode Discussion Thread
Jennifer Lopez more beautiful in a sari then Aishwarya, Katrina?
GOATED Casting- Dhurandhar
Why do I feel Mr. Zama Habib has taken inspiration from me?😜
Why is Kareena not popular on Insta?
Karma for Abhir--He wanted Abhira aborted but now his own child..
^^ Your life has been spared... LOL :P
thts a really good answer and i agree with everythng you said! its exactly wht i wd hv said!Originally posted by: _LalithaJanaki_
- Do you think Draco was right to do what he did? Or should he have known that evil doesn't lead to anything good? Well, I don't think he was right of course, but neither does the full blame go to him. He was a mere teenage boy who, due to his unfortunate position as the Malfoys' only son, had a huge responsibility thrust upon him by Voldemort, which was really a death sentence in disguise as Dumbledore explained to Snape. Yeah, he was old enough to know what was right and wrong, but I can understand that he acted out of fear too. Fear can make people do many things, and in the end, Draco was unable to kill Dumbledore so we know that even fear couldn't make him kill someone else.- Do you think that he truly believed it when he said that to Dumbledore? Or did he know, deep down, that it wasn't true? No, I don't think so. I think the words he spoke to Dumbledore were said to cover up his own fear and instead make Dumbledore scared. Actually, I think he wanted to convince himself more than anyone, because he knew deep down he couldn't kill.- What do you think are the odds of Draco being a much better person if he hadn't had pureblood parents? Very good chance; let's he'd been born to someone like the Potters or Weasleys...or the Longbottoms or Abbotts even, I think he'd have been a decent liberal minded person. Most of his prejudice (acutally, all in my opinion) came from the bad influence of his parents and friends. With better company, he'd have been a nobler person.- Do you think Draco can be called a bad person? Or is he merely someone who is deeply under his parents' influence? Definitely not; the fact itself that he had hesitated to kill Dumbledore - that he just couldn't do it - prooves that he was not evil or had bad intentions like his father. He was just a teenage boy led astray by his parents. Also, in the epilogue, it seemed as if his and Harry's enmity lessened considerably to mere indifference, which I think could have been caused by the fact that he'd move away from his parents after the Final Battle once he got his own job and be under their influence less, experience working with all sorts of people, and grow out of his old prejudices.Nice questions Chhilt!
Originally posted by: Mazzy101
thts a really good answer and i agree with everythng you said! its exactly wht i wd hv said!
Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy again after 15 years in play https://x.com/ww_direct/status/1988555621025685516...
Potterheads, brace yourselvesāDraco Malfoy is back, and this time, heās taking the Broadway stage by storm!😎 Tom Felton is stepping back into...
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