| unknownwisdom @ 2004-06-28 15:00:00 |
!!!
It's the comment we've all been waiting for...
Also, a player on wibble chat has confirmed that this is the first time they have spoken since *it* happened...
Comments:
| kaffy_smaffy @ June 28 2004, 14:06:50 UTC |
!!!!!!!
I'm going to be up all night waiting for a reply now.
| kaffy_smaffy @ June 28 2004, 14:19:08 UTC |
Yes, well.
Oh that sure got me. It must be so awkward for them and that "Yes, well." shows it pretty well.
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Anonymous @ June 28 2004, 14:16:13 UTC |
Draco responds! (http://www.livejournal.com/users/potterstinks/41648.html?thread=898224#t898224)
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Anonymous @ June 28 2004, 14:41:47 UTC |
Oh, j_h! (http://www.livejournal.com/users/potterstinks/41648.html?thread=898992#t898992)
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unknownwisdom @ June 28 2004, 14:44:41 UTC |
Yep, now we need to pray that Draco actually realises how lucky he is ^.^
(I will analyse later, right now I'm too full of squee...)
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Anonymous @ June 28 2004, 15:23:57 UTC |
Isn't he, though? My heart is just bursting for him.
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Anonymous @ June 28 2004, 14:47:32 UTC |
My heart is breaking into a million pieces. God. Poor boys.
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empress_nothing @ June 28 2004, 15:39:37 UTC |
So was I. Believe me, so was I.
This might be a bit OT for all the j_h wibbling, but Draco's reply to Ron nearly floored me.
But he's letting Harry be there for him. I am a walking mass of [wibble].
| sistermagpie @ June 28 2004, 17:32:21 UTC |
It seems like he's trying to make an effort to acknowledge all of them. He thanked Seamus, told Ron he got the flowers and then also said, "All right," to Ron's "sorry."
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unknownwisdom @ June 28 2004, 18:01:20 UTC |
I agree. I read that "All right, then." as an acknowledgement of the fact that Harry wasn't expecting him to say anything more.
(parent)| steph_hime @ June 28 2004, 19:55:48 UTC |
<333's the boys so much.
Draco's not changing icons every comment to match his mood *wibble*
| yamapea @ June 28 2004, 19:56:20 UTC |
Do you think that Ron and Ginny sent Draco and Millicent a pansy?
Just a thought, I could be completely off here.
| heliopath @ June 28 2004, 21:14:28 UTC |
... oh. I didn't think of that, but you could be right. How sad! I was wondering why Ron said 'flower' singular, but a lone pansy would certainly explain it. :(
(parent)| jacay @ June 29 2004, 01:36:12 UTC |
Oh wow, that makes so much sense. But you know, at least they sent something. Draco and Millicent were not the nicest people to the Weasleys. I can understand why they would only have sent a pansy. I believe that's more than Draco and Millicent did for George--but then again, Pansy deserved better than that, I mean, she planted a tree for him.
I'm almost certain that Draco once ranted that no one would plant a tree for a Slytherin if a Slytherin died, or that Gryffindors get better treatment than Slytherins and no one would care if a Slytherin died. Unfortunately, I can't find where he said that.
| quixotic_sense @ June 29 2004, 13:17:30 UTC |
Yeah, Draco said that in an exchange of comments with Seamus, IIRC. It's almost ironic that he's been disproven in the wake of an event that would more likely make everyone turn against the Slytherins -- or Draco, specifically. Instead he's been receiving gestures of condolences from Ron and Ginny Weasley, whom one would expect to spit in his face.
(parent)| danibennett @ June 29 2004, 06:44:26 UTC |
*clings*
WHY?! I cannot handle all this angst...it's too late in the year, it's supposed to be happyhappysummer.
| cheshyre @ June 29 2004, 12:03:16 UTC It? |
the first time they have spoken since *it* happened...
New reader/fan, followed all the wibbling after the attack.
Can somebody quickly fill me in on what this is referring to between Draco & Harry?
Thx.
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unknownwisdom @ June 29 2004, 12:06:27 UTC Re: It? |
Oh, I'm sorry if that wasn't too clear. I was referring to the attack, that's all.
| vassilissa @ June 29 2004, 12:33:25 UTC |
Oh man. I love everyone who commented in that post.
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