Ok but Draco and Harry would totally know so much about each other from the amount they watched one another at school and like
Draco making sure to have treacle tart for dessert the first time he cooks Harry dinner
Harry making Draco’s coffee exactly right in the morning (all the way down to the excessive amount of sugar)
Draco putting Harry’s fork on the left, because he uses it in his left hand despite being right handed
Harry automatically handing Draco the paper, because he likes to read it with his coffee
And neither of them would mention it or make a big deal of it, but they couldn’t deny the warm feeling they both got because they just know each other
reading
i am begging everyone to watch this video right now
You’re in a Zoom meeting, Harry
This footage of Elmo after messing up a take on Sesame Street is peak relatable
Okay so you know that trope in fics where after Harry comes out, Ron asks him if he ever looked at him that way? Usually his response is relief but like, what if it wasn’t? What if it went like…
Ron: What do you mean you’ve never? Harry: Well, you’re like my brother. It would be too weird. Ron: Not even once? Harry: Nope. Ron: But you’ve thought about Malfoy? Harry: Um, recently, yeah. Ron: I’m gonna need a 20 inch essay on what Malfoy has that i don’t. Harry: It’s not like that! Hermione, help me out here. Ron: Is it the hair? Hermione: I doubt that’s it, he used to like Ginny. Maybe it’s more about posture. Harry: *hitting his head to the desk and groaning* Ron: I’m taller than he is Harry and he’s a bit skinny to be honest. I have more bulk, you know? Wait, where are you going? I’m a bloody catch, come back! Hermione, snickering: There there, Ronald. I know you are.
If your story include characters that continuously suffer, or even occasionally suffer, write about the effects on the character’s life and the plot rather than just the suffering itself. Pain, like any other heavy aspect of a story, should move something forward or backward rather than be included just for the sake of it. Too much focus on the feeling rather than the effects make a story repetitive and boring, so keep the consequences for the character and plot in the forefront.
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