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Draco Malfoy is a Harry Potter character in the books/films and is played by Tom Felton in the films. Canonically, Draco is the only son of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy and he's married to Astoria Greengrass, whom he had one child with: Scorpius Malfoy. In the series, he is Harry Potter's school rival/enemy.

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[edit] Terminology

Below is a list of terms and their definitions that are used in this community.

[edit] Timeline

Below is a partial timeline of events in the Harry Potter fan fiction community featuring Draco Malfoy:

[edit] 1997

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I must say I've taken about as much time dwelling on how on earth to
get Draco into leather pants as I have on any other more
significant plot twist. I hope it's not too ridiculous....
* Cassie ponders about where to fit a / into DS.* My favorite pairing
after Harry/Draco (which I really can't make work) is Remus/Sirius,
and Sirius needs to marry Narcissa so H&D can stay related, and
anyway, Remus has been turned, possibly permanently, into a big wolf.
That leaves Ron, I guess, available for.....um.....well, we'll see.
  • grins* The Ron/Draco knife-throwing scene I believe started out as a
response to the Teenage Witches who asked for a scene with Ron and
Draco where Draco starts taking off his clothes. They tend to ask for
peculiar things, but then they are peculiar people. ;)[3]
I would MUCH rather see Hermione end up with Draco than with Ron, as long as Draco mends his ways a bit (I don't want him to be "nice" either.) On alternate days, I would rather see Hermione wind up with Draco than with Harry. (A fact which affords Lori much pain, I am aware.) Ron/Hermione actively squicks me, Ron/Harry just puzzles me, and as for Ron/Draco...what CAN they be thinking?
...I don't think this necessarily means that I don't like Ron, which is an accusation often leveled at us H/H types...I like him okay. I just don't like him with Hermione. However, if the books do tend that way, I will survive. After all, Little Women is still one of my favorite childhood books, even though I have never forgiven Louisa May Alcott for what she did to Jo and Laurie -- a horrendous mistake IMHO. [4][5]
This is somewhat of importance as Cassandra Claire is generally associated with either Harry/Hermione or Harry/Draco. Many people forget that, for a time, Cassandra Claire was actively dabbling in the Hermione/Draco ship, a pairing she shared with Heidi.

[edit] 2001

  • During early to mid 2001, Rhysenn was one of the most popular Harry/Draco writers in the Harry Potter fandom. This is evident by the amount of awards Rhysenn won that year for the HP Slash Awards. [6]
  • On May 31, 2001, the fact that Cassandra Claire was borrowing from other sources and not properly crediting them is not widely known. While she later she admits she did this, Cassandra Claire claimed that there was a sort of game with her readers. This is clearly not visible in posts like the one posted on this day on ParadigmOfUncertainty. In it, a note by Rachel Adams, the author mentions that she was talking to her brother on the phone about the story and had quoted a funny line from the story. Her brother told her that the line was really from Red Dwarf. The author doesn't quite see the Rimmer/Draco symmetry. Still, the author appreciated the references. [7] The context of the post makes it abundantly clear that the author was not aware of Cassandra Claire doing this prior to the phone conversation with her brother. This indicates that fandom at large was not aware of the game Cassandra Claire later claimed was being played, a game that Heidi also verified as going on.
  • In November 2001, the Harry Potter fan fiction community would eventually get to a point where JK Rowling was fundamentally not respected by a large contingent of the fan base. This fan base preferred the works of several big name fans instead and the fanon universes created by these characters. Cassandra Claire was fundamental in this movement and her stories, along with Lori Summers' work would help lead the way for many a Harry/Hermione shipper, whether they were aware of this or not. It became evident that this would be the course in posts like the following dated to this era:
Author: frantyck@...
Subject:The Canonist Manifesto (long)
Date: Fri Nov 16, 2001 6:30 pm
This process has begun, because many questions on this list concern fundamentals such as the nature of magic and wizarding social relations. There are also a couple of imperialistic HP fanfiction universes, something like but not fully consistent with Rowling canon, such as Cassandra Claire's Draco-centric fics and Lori Summers' H/H adult fics, which, by sheer compelling popularity, are drawing other fanfic writers into their orbits. Who will win? [8]

[edit] 2002

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Harry Potter pairings featuring Draco Malfoy: Harry/Draco, Draco/Ginny, Draco/Hermione mentions on blogs according to IceRocket for the past three months as of June 28, 2007.

[edit] 2008

[edit] 2009

[edit] Kerfluffles

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[edit] Ships

Below is a list of relationships involving this character.

[edit] Influential Stories

[edit] Harry/Draco

[edit] External Links

[edit] LiveJournal

[edit] Draco/Ginny

[edit] Fan fiction archives

[edit] Draco/Ginny

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