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The curtains are closed. Voldemort sits on Draco's bed.
VOLDEMORT: Come sit, Draco.
Draco doesn't.
VOLDEMORT: You won't sit for me? You would not want to anger me. Accio child. { "Accio" is the incantation for the Summoning Charm, which causes the named object to fly to the caster's location. }
Voldemort's spell pulls Draco to the bed; Voldemort puts zir arm - specifically, the translucent silver arm - around Draco. Draco doesn't seem to like this.
VOLDEMORT: Talk to me, Draco. Why do other people have things I can't have?
There is an uncomfortable silence. Voldemort pulls Draco closer in an intimidating way.
VOLDEMORT: So silent. Perhaps you think Lord Voldemort will endure your stubbornness and forgive?
VOLDEMORT: Come sit, Draco.
Draco doesn't.
VOLDEMORT: You won't sit for me? You would not want to anger me. Accio child. { "Accio" is the incantation for the Summoning Charm, which causes the named object to fly to the caster's location. }
Voldemort's spell pulls Draco to the bed; Voldemort puts zir arm - specifically, the translucent silver arm - around Draco. Draco doesn't seem to like this.
VOLDEMORT: Talk to me, Draco. Why do other people have things I can't have?
There is an uncomfortable silence. Voldemort pulls Draco closer in an intimidating way.
VOLDEMORT: So silent. Perhaps you think Lord Voldemort will endure your stubbornness and forgive?
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