JK Rowling said so booknerd4ever posted over a year ago. Lol, best answer :D :D WonderFool posted over a year ago. Hiding 7 comments NO WAY!
He married me!!!! Trust me, if u knew me, u would know I'm perfect 4 draco booknerd4ever posted over a year ago. HPCouples posted over a year ago.
For starters, it's not even confirmed that they were really together. And even if they were, doesn't mean they were going to get married. ArcticWolf said: Why would he in the first place? The books never show them as particularly close. Similar, yes, but close?
Who knows, really? Pansy left Hogwarts with her house-mates, and likely was not one of the few to return as reinforcements during the Battle of Hogwarts with Professor Slughorn.
Instead, she may have been among the Slytherin students that Voldemort told Lucius Malfoy had come to join him. However, this is unlikely as Pansy seemed terrified of the thought of Voldemort attacking Hogwarts, so it is more likely that she didn't take either side. Very little is known of what happened to Pansy after the Second Wizarding War or her later life.
Her friendship with Draco apparently ended sometime after they completed school. Harry Potter thought of Pansy as "hard-faced" or "pug-faced" on more than one occasion. However, Rita Skeeter described Pansy as "pretty and vivacious" in her article about Hermione Granger during her fourth year.
Sadistic, mean-spirited, and petty, Pansy often bullied and teased Gryffindor students, as well as other students in general. She might have targeted them in particular because of Harry Potter 's aforementioned hostile relationship with Draco Malfoy and also his general unpopularity among Slytherins , but it seems that by all appearances, she just had a fondness for tormenting others in general.
Pansy apparently had some sort of friendship with the Gryffindor Parvati Patil at one point, or at least respected her to an extent, though this possible friendship appeared to have fully evaporated by the time of their fifth year. During their first Flying lesson in the — school year , Pansy disapproved of Parvati defending Neville Longbottom after he injured himself during the lesson , saying she " never thought Parvati would like fat little cry-babies ".
Pansy and others mocking Harry Potter about his fear of Dementors. Similarly, Pansy and her fellow Slytherins joined Hufflepuff in supporting Cedric Diggory , whom they considered to be " the real Hogwarts champion " for the Triwizard Tournament during the school year, but this was likely done less out of kindness or respect for Cedric, and more out of a desire to denigrate and antagonise Harry Potter who Pansy and most Slytherins looked down upon.
However, she did later refer to Cedric as "good-looking" when she saw his former girlfriend Cho Chang with Harry, indicating that she liked his handsomeness if nothing else.
Hermione Granger once described Pansy as " thicker than a concussed troll ". Therefore, if Hermione had no such praise to give, it indicates that Pansy probably did lack talent or intelligence, though the fact that she was made a prefect and got a high score in at least her Defence Against the Dark Arts O. Her actions also made her appear very cowardly, since Pansy did appear to be very frightened and anxious about the situation, but failed to demonstrate any bravery or decency in response.
Judging by the amusement Pansy expressed when Blaise Zabini made an offensive comment about Ginny Weasley being a " filthy blood traitor ", [6] her association with the then-prejudiced Draco Malfoy, as well as the stance she expressed just before the Battle of Hogwarts , she was most likely a prejudiced pure-blood supremacist herself.
Draco Malfoy , her former friend and whom she was infatuated with. Pansy got on seemingly well with Draco Malfoy during their school years. They were both sorted into Slytherin house and each had dominant personalities, both being leaders in their house. By her third year, Pansy had developed tender feelings for Draco, appearing quite concerned by his injury to his arm caused by Buckbeak during a Care of Magical Creatures lesson, after which she rushed out of class to the hospital wing to visit him.
She was often seen fawning over him and Draco seemed to greatly enjoy her attention. By , possible romantic feelings between the two had developed, as they attended the Yule Ball together. They were clearly affectionate. Draco did not confide in Pansy about the mission Lord Voldemort had given him that year. However, this may have been due to the Dark Lord's command that Draco and his mother not speak of the mission to anyone. After Draco was sent to the hospital wing because of Harry's Sectumsempra curse , Pansy immediately visited him.
Sometime after Pansy and Draco had finished their education, their friendship ended. Draco's changed views on pure-blood supremacy, caused by the events during his last year of school, may have contributed to this. How can Hermione do magic if she's a muggle. What is a muggle-born. If a half-blood marries a pure-blood what blood will their child be.
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Since Harry has his old wand back, he has no need for the hawthorn one anymore, meaning he gave it back to Draco. Draco did not spend his adulthood as a social butterfly. He and his family lived a reclusive life, spending most of their time in Malfoy Manor, hidden away from the public eye. This decision was primarily motivated by Astoria's health and mean rumors surrounding Scorpius.
Astoria was naturally frail from the blood curse within her, and giving birth to Scorpius only made her health worse, requiring her to stay home during which Draco took care of her. Because of Astoria's health, there were rumors that she and Draco couldn't have children. The rumors only got worse, positing that out of desperation they used a Time-Turner to have Voldemort impregnate Astoria, meaning Scorpius was actually the son of Voldemort.
Naturally Draco wanted to shield his son from such terrible rumors, contributing to his decision to live their lives almost solely within Malfoy Manor and away from society. As Scorpius had a reclusive childhood, living in Malfoy Manor without the opportunity to interact with other children his age, he spent a lot of time reading books.
While it doesn't sound like he was able to indulge in anything as exciting as The Monster Book of Monsters , he did say he read books that helped him learn about the Wizarding world, the Second Wizarding War, and Harry Potter.
It stands to reason that Draco added many of these books to the Malfoy Manor library. Books about the Second Wizarding War didn't exist when Draco grew up there as the war hadn't started yet or was in progress. Many of these books inevitably highlight the atrocities committed by Voldemort and the Death Eaters in a deservedly negative light, something Lucius and Narcissa wouldn't have had in their home.
They also wouldn't have had books about Harry Potter, their master's greatest enemy. If Scorpius was going to have a largely isolated childhood, at least Draco added books to the Malfoy Manor library that could educate his son about the outside world before he went off to Hogwarts.
Such optimism and hope helped Draco be a better father for Scorpius, a better husband to Astoria, and an overall better person. Draco emphasizes in Cursed Child how more than anything he cares about Scorpius being happy. He does everything in his power to help his son be happy and to support him. Without Astoria helping Draco see the world in a better light, it seems unlikely that he would've been able to become the person fans became reacquainted with in Cursed Child.
It's important to remember that Draco grew up in a hateful environment, meaning the perspective Astoria helped shape for him was truly game-changing in his journey to becoming a better person. Despite being enemies throughout their years at Hogwarts, as adults Draco and Harry made their peace with one another. They had matured enough to understand one another and there was no longer any reason for animosity between them.
In contrast, Harry had made more progress with Dudley Dursley as he actually went to his cousin's house and had his kids interact with Dudley's. Time-Turners--like the one Harry and Hermione use in Prisoner of Azkaban --only allow travelers to remain in the past for five hours at a time without causing serious harm.
Lucius Malfoy worked with Theodore Nott to create a "true" Time-Turner that would allow the traveler to remain in the past for an unlimited amount of time. After his wife passed away during Cursed Child , Draco revealed how he'd resisted the urge to use the Time-Turner to see Astoria one last time.
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