Actually, I think most characters are probably just...sometimes logical. I mean, Snape can be wonderfully logical, and then go after Harry because of his father. Harry can be logical, and then insist Snape's got to be the cause of all evil in the world because he's Snape.
Now, Draco starts out with a lot of beliefs that sound weird to us but are probably logical to him--Lucius probably presents them that way. So if we accept some of his premises he might make a lot more sense.:-)
Beyond that he is often perfectly reasonable in what he says--being afraid of monsters, sucking up to people to get things etc. You can follow his line of thinking there.
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Date: 2004-08-03 07:43 am (UTC)Now, Draco starts out with a lot of beliefs that sound weird to us but are probably logical to him--Lucius probably presents them that way. So if we accept some of his premises he might make a lot more sense.:-)
Beyond that he is often perfectly reasonable in what he says--being afraid of monsters, sucking up to people to get things etc. You can follow his line of thinking there.