Repanse de Lyonesse

I was nice to this individual but I will make it clear here, if you remove the Christian and Myth Arc world building elements from my work, you will no longer have my permission to make content based on my work. It's going to get harder to do that as the Malfoid Saga continues. I have several plans I've explained. And you'll end up making my work look worse. Not better. So I'd prefer you not adapt my work at all if you feel so strongly about it. Because removing those elements is a backhanded insult to me and my work. And shows you don't respect it or me.

"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for the sake of righteousness, for they will be filled." (Matthew 5:6) SPOILER ALERT Anyone who has followed me since the Malfoid trend began knows that I am vehemently against the usage of the sectumsempra curse by Harry against Malfoid in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Without going into too much detail, I was even appalled at Rowling's handling of the scene in the canon books where the hero of the story quite literally almost murders a fellow student because he gets mad and decides to use an unknown spell which he only knows is "for enemies." Read the book: Harry does NOT "accidentally" use the curse. It is deliberate and intentional. The horror only comes after the fact, and does he face any consequences for it? Does he take any responsibility for it? Hardly any at all. He gets off with a slap on the wrist with a few detentions and deliberately covers up his sin by hiding his potions book away. Does he visit Draco in the hospital wing? Does he ever apologize and attempt to make things right? No, on both counts. Canonically, Harry is given cheap grace for the fact that he's the hero and the story must go on. Now contrast this with what @NWBroJaneway has written. For two and a half years, Dracina has tormented Harry and his friends all for the sake of getting him to notice her. Her motivations are completely selfish. But after being confronted with an ultimatum, she actively begins to change herself, even while she faces scorn from her fellow Slytherins for doing so, and even as Harry's friends suspect her of her old selfish motivations but from a different tact. But what is shown in this chapter is that Dracina is not looking for that. She is actively trying to make things right between her and Harry -- to the point where even she and Hermione declare a tentative truce over their differences. Dracina exemplifies the exact opposite of the cheap grace we see given to Harry in canonical Book 6. As Saint Zacchaeus said: "I give half of all I have to the poor, and if I have ever cheated anyone, I pay him back fourfold what was taken." (Note: this is not a promise to Christ. He does not say "I will do this" -- he says "I do this already") This is what Dracina exemplifies: because she quite literally goes hungry and thirsty as she misses meals in the Great Hall in order to bring ferrets to Buckbeak. She hungers and thirsts and YEARNS for the gift that is freely given. She, as Saint James instructs, proves her faithfulness by her works, for she knows that faithfulness without works is dead. #Malfoid #NoCheapGrace #FaithByWorks #Beatitudes #HarryPotter #Yearning

POV: You are @RepanseDe watching me type up the interlude in real time. (You have asked me ship Voldemort and Nagini in human form multiple times.)

She's a lady. Not a female, not a woman, but a lady. A proper, feminine lady. She is the kind of lady that loves you for who you are and expects you to grow to your full potential. You do so gladly and without hesitation because she will be there by your side as you do. Her undying love is reward enough. She is dangerous. She will not tolerate unnecessary weakness and will chastise you because she knows that we are capable of doing better. She can also cause significant harm in multiple different ways if she wants to, but she does not do so lightly. She is loving. Against all odds, she follows her heart and stays with Harry. She also stands for her family, both her parents and her future husband and children. She is willing to use all her skills and talents in pursuit of making them safe. She is smart and capable. She is not a pet, as many modern women want to be in relationships nowadays (they want to be cats, in particular). She can fulfill the classical feminine role of homemaker with grace and dignity, a role that men are not fit for performing. She is beautiful, yes, and she dresses well. Neither of these are due to wanting to be more beautiful than others but instead are due to a desire to be beautiful. It requires long-term planning, commitment, and skill to keep and maintain your figure, along with the knowledge about how to dress, how to act, and how to carry yourself. This is not limited to high-born blonde women in fanfics. Any woman can become a lady and be a Malfoid in their own way by adopting and practicing these things. Please, redheads, be a Malfoid. You're my weakness and I will do anything for a redhead Malfoid of my own. I will be your Harry. I am working towards being your Harry.

Chapter 20 of Book 3 of the Malfoid Saga is now live. Harry finds out Hermione had a time machine round her neck all year, Dumbledore gives them a book with a link to another age, And Sirius immerses himself in a book too. I'm planning to post an interlude later today. Please look forward to that. Wattpad: wattpad.com/1670730140-harry… Drive docs.google.com/document/d/1… Malfoid: Malfoid.lol