Nelli

“Wait, Draco, how does this work? How can I be sure I don't get a wand that isn't good either?"
[...]
"You'll get a great wand. Of course you will. A powerful one."
"What do you mean? How do you know?"
[...]
"Because you're Harry Potter.”
― starbrigid, Draco Malfoy and the Mirror of Ecidyrue

“Yes. Exactly. I am a Malfoy. And you're not. You're not- you're not supposed to act like this. How could you be cruel like that?" Draco blurted, without a clue what he was saying anymore. "You're supposed to be better!"
"Why," Potter said stubbornly, those lovely green eyes clouded and guarded. "Because we're Gryffindors? So we're held to a higher standard?"
"Because you're Harry Potter!"
[...]
"You keep saying and saying that, Malfoy. [...] Like it means something."
"Because it does!" Draco got in Potter's face, if that was the only way to make him see him for once. "It does, Potter. your existence means something, you're the Boy Who Lived, you stand for something even if you don't want to, even if it's too much burden for a bloody first-year because tough luck, you don't have a choice! You. Potter, you're supposed to be good and kind and do the right thing and not look down on people, that's your whole thing, isn't it, that's what makes you important! That's what makes you different from people like my father! My father was a Death Eater, you worthless fool, and he looks down on that girl. You shouldn't be anything like him.”
― starbrigid, Draco Malfoy and the Mirror of Ecidyrue

“Romance between man has not been a punishable crime in the laws of the Ministry of Magic since the ninetheenth century. Sirius Black is on trial for murder, not for falling in love.”
― starbrigid, Draco Malfoy and the Talon Brand

“Where do you belong now? You lack the courage of Gryffindor, the discernment and clear thought of Ravenclaw, the faith and good-heartedness of Hufflepuff. And the Slytherin House you so desire calls for ruthlessness no longer alive in you. Do you belong anywhere at Hogwarts, Draco Malfoy?”
― starbrigid, Draco Malfoy and the Mirror of Ecidyrue