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It brings the whimsy back to harry potter. Original was dry and boring and got into boring routine. Magic became no different than waiting in line for the bus.
This. There's ghosts, elves, hippogriffs, in the ending!
Then they ride off into the sunset on a dragon.
Whimsical
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Today, she is the happiest girl 💚
Inspired by @MaroonR19
Wooden Ocean — official cover art timelapse
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With Kingdom Hearts 4 coming out, I made a timelapse of Sora, Donald, and Goofy—watch the process from sketch to final! If you want more fan art and timelapses, follow me.
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Harry Potter × Malfoid | The Yule Ball | AI-Anime Fanmade
You also can watch it on YouTube: youtu.be/h48q8tXo8mE
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Because of Malfoy, countless plots were rewritten, impossible misunderstandings were resolved, and the most ridiculous subplots became unforgettable memories. Because of her, two houses that had spent generations despising each other slowly found themselves standing together, united by something neither side had ever expected.
And perhaps that was always her greatest magic.
She was the girl who teased Harry, insulted him, argued with him, and pretended that his very existence was a stain upon her life. She was the girl who hid her affection behind sharp words and an arrogant smile, terrified that he might discover the truth buried beneath her pride.
Yet, somewhere between their arguments, their laughter, and all those ridiculous adventures, the girl who had spent so long pretending to hate him became the girl who understood him, stood beside him, and loved him.
Malfoy was never simply the girl who fell in love with Harry Potter. She was the girl who helped change his world, only to discover that he had quietly become her entire world in return.
And in the end, the Slytherin girl who once called him an idiot would walk beside the Gryffindor boy she could never stop teasing, no longer hiding behind insults or pretending that her heart belonged anywhere else.
For all her schemes, all her pride, and all the chaos she brought into his life, perhaps she had always been perfect for Harry.
Not because she was flawless.
But because, out of everyone in the wizarding world, she was the girl Harry chose, and the girl who, after all those years of pretending otherwise, finally got to call him hers. All is well
The Cursed Child was bullshit. I never regarded it as canon. It read like fan-fiction.
However. #Malfoid fixes so many issues. Firstly, Albus being sorted into Slytherin felt forced, a cheap way to produce conflict and tension. Him being in Slytherin becomes believable since his mother would be from Slytherine. The plot just needs to give him another friend to replace Scorpius Malfoy or name him Scorpius instead and make a new set of characters to befriend him in Slytherin.
Malfoid also fixed Albus' angst. Albus’s rebellion in the play wouldn't just be about failing to live up to the "Chosen One" legacy. It would be directly tied to his parents' dramatic, cross-house history, making the generational tension feel much more earned. He needs to live up to a great love story and the Malfoy name and his father's legendary title.
Malfoid ups the stakes too. Instead of them merely worrying about Ron and Hermione's marriage changing in the alternate timelines, the core emotional stakes would center on whether Harry and Malfoid even end up together or if their timeline reverts them back to being sworn enemies. Scorpius would see his parents be bitter rivals because of what he did instead of being the loving parents who raised him.
Further, when Scorpius interacts with Snape during the alternate timeline sequence in Cursed Child, Snape hearing from him that Harry happily married Malfoid who chose the light would offer a massive, emotionally resonant payoff om the power of love conquering old prejudices. It would really drive Snape harder to help him and it would tie up the Lily and Snape plot line perfectly as a final homage.
Even the tone of the script improves. The dialogue in Cursed Child can be overly heavy and melodramatic. Having a married Harry and Malfoid would add comedy, energy and whimsy to it due to their drastically different personalties both clashing and working together as they fight to save their son and their timeline where they married. You get the bickering of a married couple, not just the dry arguments regarding Ministry of Magic paperwork, procedures and bureaucracy you get in the Cursed Child.
Lastly, Draco is largely sidelined during the final confrontation with Delphi. Harry, Ginny, Ron, and Hermione to took the center stage. Having Malfoid fight for her child would be way more dramatic and peak. A leading mother figure being forced to confront the traumas of her family and last to protect her son. It would harken back to Lily.
Basically, Malfoid fixes even the apocryphal Potter Canon. She's perfect. Slot her in and things just work. Plug and play.
