draco malfoy twin sister fanfiction

Self - discovery is also very common. Growing up as a Malfoy in the shadow of her brother, the sister often has to figure out who she really is. Is she just a Malfoy by name or does she have her own unique magic and personality? Fanfictions explore this by showing her journey, like learning new spells on her own or having a different view on the wizarding war than her family.

One popular Draco Malfoy twin sister fanfiction is 'The Malfoy Heir'. It delves into the unique relationship between Draco and his sister in the wizarding world. The story often shows how she navigates Hogwarts life, dealing with the Slytherin house politics and her own identity within the Malfoy family.

One plot idea could be that Draco's twin sister is secretly a supporter of the Order of the Phoenix. She could be working undercover within the Slytherin house to pass information to the good side. Another idea is that she has a special magical ability that Draco doesn't, like the power to communicate with magical creatures in a unique way. This could lead to adventures where she uses this ability to solve problems or help her friends. Also, she might have a love story with a Gryffindor, which would cause a lot of tension between her and her family.

Perhaps the twin sister has a special power or ability that Draco initially wants to use for his own gain. He tries to befriend her under false pretenses. But as he gets to know her better, he realizes she's not just a means to an end. For example, if she has the power to communicate with magical creatures, Draco, who is interested in the more elite aspects of the wizarding world, might see this as an opportunity to impress his family. However, as he spends time with her, he starts to care about her for who she is, and they develop a relationship that goes against the expectations of their respective friend groups and families.

At first, she may avoid Harry Potter altogether. However, if she discovers something that links her family's past to Harry in a way that she didn't expect, it could draw her closer to him. For example, if there was a hidden connection between the Malfoy family and Harry's parents. As she delves deeper into this connection, she might start to protect Harry from other Slytherins or even from her own brother at times. Their relationship could be one of mutual discovery and slowly - growing trust as they face the threats in the wizarding world together.

Well, in the fanfiction, they could have a very close relationship. Maybe they protect each other from the dark forces at Hogwarts. They might share secrets that no one else knows, like about their family's hidden past or their own personal fears and dreams.

She could be really kind. In contrast to Draco's sometimes haughty attitude, she might be the one who is always helping out the first - years, showing them around Hogwarts and making them feel welcome.

At first, their relationship might be full of tension. Draco, with his pure - blood supremacist views, might look down on Harry's sister just because she's related to Harry. But as they progress through the years, they could be forced to work together on projects in classes like Defense Against the Dark Arts or Transfiguration. These shared experiences could break down some of Draco's initial barriers. By their third year, they might start to have grudging respect for each other. As they enter their fifth year, with the growing threat of Voldemort, they could find themselves on the same side in some unexpected ways, leading to a deeper understanding and a more complex relationship.

The twin could change a lot. He might be the one who stops Draco from making some really bad decisions. For instance, if Draco was about to follow Voldemort's orders blindly, the twin could convince him otherwise. This would then change the whole course of Draco's actions and how he interacts with Harry Potter and his friends.

It could add more complexity. If she's older, she might be more in control of the family's image and decisions, which could put Draco in a different position within the family. He might feel overshadowed or have to prove himself more.