J.K.'s kind of hypocritical with Draco's character. She claims that "he'd be an awful boyfriend" and "wasn't concealing a heart of gold," yet she contradicts herself. Draco's wand core, Unicorn hair, means there is some good inside. I think on Pottermore it literally means a heart or gold. Also, in the end of the series, she gives him a wife and son. Obviously that wouldn't have happened if he was an awful boyfriend...

JK Rowling also doesn't like the James Potter bashing. She dislikes the fact that people don't like James. I'm guessing she never intended for James to be so hated and for Draco to be so loved.

I'm not a fan of Draco Malfoy and he's one of my least favorite character, but J.K. Rowling getting angry about him getting a fanbase is ridiculous. Just let people like who they want to like 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

If JK Rowling hates Draco Malfoy so much then why did she give him so many redeeming qualities? His father, Lucius, is a cruel, abusive, hateful, monster, making us pity the poor boy. He clearly struggles with fear, and anxiety. As a little boy Draco Malfoy was an obnoxious little shit that needed some sense slapped into him. However, as he grew up, he learned and became a better person. He struggled with right and wrong on many occasions. Only choosing the 'evil' options out of fear. His rude purist attitude comes from the fact that he wants to make his father proud. All of the horrible things he does in book 7 are because he's afraid that if he doesn't do what Voldemort tells him to, he and his family will be brutally slaughtered. After Harry saves his life from the fire in the Room of Requirement, he gains a respect for Harry. Harry and Draco will never be friends. There's too much negative history there. However, as adults I would like to think that they respect each other and can act civilized. Like they do in the 19 years later prolog when dropping their kids off at platform 9 3\4. There are only two characters in the entire series that seem to be cruel and evil simply for the sake of being cruel and evil and those two characters are Voldemort, of course, and the even worse monstrosity known as Deloris Umbridge. And funnily enough even Voldemort has more redeeming qualities than Umbridge! He's evil because he was conceived through lies and manipulation and he never knew and never will know true love or friendship. It's a little bit sad when you really think about it. I could almost pity him. Umbridge on the other hand is just nasty! She hates her family and lies about who her real family is. She's manipulative and cruel and does whatever she can to gain power and control. SHE TORTURES CHILDREN!!! I can't imagine anyone much more evil than that!

When an author goes out of her way to hate a character, plenty of readers are going to try to find things to like about him just because they don’t like being told what they should think about someone. That happens with the book version of Draco, even when there is no actor for fans to find attractive.

Draco.is.like Regina on Once Upon A Time. Not everyone likes her and some might not want her to have a lot of fans. But many if us can't help but love her, especially after her background story was revealed and she made some redemption. I myself am a big fan of Regina Mills- and Draco Malfoy, too!

Tom does a great job playing Draco.

J. K. Rowling needs to chill his heart changed in the Deathly Hallows; plus she redeemed Snape and I don’t think he deserves a redemption

JK swear Harry and Draco were never meant to be friends, but yet had there kids become friends and marry Ron's daughter.

I don't understand why in so many videos there's always a kind of debate about whether Draco is "good" or "evil". I won't write my opinion about him so I won't start an argument or smt,I just want to say that the HP movie series are based on JK's books. And the thing about that is that - especially the books - want the reader to bond with a character, that's why we (in some point) know most characters' backstory besides Harry's (who's the protagonist so it makes perfectly sense for us to know more about him) It's okay to like Draco because you understand him (with his parents,the mark etc). It's also okay not to like him cause he's a dick and he doesn't behave. That's the point of reading a book. To hear everyone's story and bond with them. So what's the point of arguing about him all the time?

I can already read the comments through the title! This is gonna get so messed up, you have no idea

Being honest, I’d love a spin off book or movie or whatever where Draco is the main character. Cause I love draco

There were an army of Elves to do the cleanup at Hogwarts. Unlike Wizards they could also apparate inside of Hogwarts. Filch had plenty of help to compensate for him being a squib.

why why why rowling had to kill my every favorite character

JK Rowling has every right to hate Draco's fans because they had gone way too far with their headcanons. First they started changing the story for Draco and gave him a hard past he never had, then they made other characters who stand up to him look bad, then justified all his actions and balme it on others (mostly his father) and made all those Draco's headcanons be facts and made his father look abusive towards him and gave him a heartbreaking story so others who didn't read the books feel bad for him, all because his actor is hot. I understand why she doesn't like them, especially because she based his character on her high school bullies and obviously made him be horrible with his creul bully techniques. Draco's fan girls are annoying who only care about look and have no idea about his real story or character, only a few are exceptions who simply like him because they like bad characters (villain type).

Squips are often look down on for not being able to use magic, there’s not many jobs where they’ll fit in For Flitch working in Hogwarts in any position is the best for him, as it’s the only place he would feel at home It explains his grochy nature and desire for discipline and control, and how he takes fake magic classes hoping he would wield magic and fit in All things considered, despite being a grouch, he does a good job managing the castle without magic

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