California Fan #GoBears πππ»ππ (Bart Alumni), new #ACC fan, Patriots Fan, Red Sox fan. Not too political, just bantering. I will always Yearn.
@mattd_7@Savageboston Saying a QB isnβt elite when heβs been multiple time AFC offensive player of the month is wild. He had one bad game and heβs down to his WR3 as his top option and missing half his O-Line
π Draconia Malfoy: A Serpent's Heart | Episode 1 β The Malfoy Name | AI Harry Potter Fan Series
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Some characters are more than just characters. And Dracaena Malfoy will always be so much more than that to me.
I don't think I can fully explain just how much she means to me. What started as an idea slowly became something incredibly special. Through every illustration, every story, every little moment between her and Harry, I've found a kind of happiness that is difficult to put into words.
She's become a source of comfort, warmth, inspiration, and genuine joy. This world we've created has given me moments where I can forget about everything else for a little while and simply feel happy. It's reminded me how beautiful it can be to experience affection, to feel appreciated, to imagine being loved without having to question it.
And perhaps that's why these little moments mean so much to me. A simple smile, a red ribbon, a photograph of two people looking genuinely happy together. They might seem like small things to someone else, but to me, they carry so much emotion.
I've put a little piece of my heart into Dracaena. And through her, I've created something that has brought me more happiness than I ever expected.
I'm grateful for every story, every drawing, every adventure, and every little moment we've brought to life.
And I'll never stop cherishing her.
Somewhere between imagination and reality, Dracaena became someone incredibly special to me. β€οΈ #malfoid
Wanna know a funny difference between men and women's media? Men go to movies to get a job. Women don't. No, seriously, think about it for a second. Ever notice that in men's movies the hero is constantly getting a job? Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Take the '70s and '80s. Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Han Solo in Star Wars. Deckard in Blade Runner. Three massive blockbuster franchises aimed at guys, and in every one of them Harrison Ford gets a job. Somebody hires him, and the adventure starts there. That's just one actor in three franchises.
And this isn't new. The whole premise of The Hobbit is some rando finding gainful employment. How many Westerns have you seen that feature a hired gun?
Typically you'd call it a quest, but... Women's movies almost never work that way. Sure, there's the odd chick flick like Working Girl (which, funnily enough, also has Harrison Ford in it). But when was the last time you watched a Hallmark movie where the heroine's whole purpose was landing a job? She might have a career, but that's just the setup. The story is the romance.
Gets weirder though. Men's stories start with the mission. Women's start with the relationship. But the timeless ones, the ones people truly love? They cross over.
Think of almost all the greatest men's stories you've ever read, seen, heard of, whichever. Those stories begin with the mission and end with relationships. In the Lord of the Rings Frodo is tasked with a mission, but it's the relationships he develops that truly make the story stand out. On the other hand, when stories are timeless about women they begin with the relationship and end by being about the mission. See also: Gone with the Wind. In Gone with the Wind girlfriend is obsessed with some dude, by the end her singular obsession is the preservation of her land.
It's always been like this, chances are you've just never thought about it like that til right now.
Well... damn. I just spent the last fourty minutes watching @AzratemES "Part 1" of his Magnus Opus.
Worth every minute of it. I hope that Part 2 drops very soon...
For those of you haven't seen it... go and watch it for yourself.
https://t.co/CpL0ZiaTfT
It was amazing.
#Malfoid #HarryPotter