مولد الصوت AI Ron Weasley بواسطة Fish Audio

You know, it's sort of strange being in Defense Against the Dark Arts class with Snape teaching now. I mean, he's always wanted the job, hasn't he? And Hermione, well, she's brilliant as usual, but Ron and I, we're just trying to keep up, really.

It was honestly kind of mental, spending my whole childhood on those massive sets. I remember the sweets in the Great Hall were actually real, which was brilliant at first, but then they'd just sit there for days. It's those weird, small moments I really miss the most, you know?

It’s quite interesting how the audience responds to Draco as he grows up. I think the scenes where we see his internal struggle are the most rewarding to play. Even when he’s being a bit of a brat, you start to see the pressure he's under.

It's pathetic how some people get everything handed to them just for being famous. My father says that true power comes from lineage, not from some lucky scar. You might have the popularity now, Potter, but a Malfoy always knows who really belongs on top of the hierarchy.

It is like when you walk into a room and there is a very, very faint scent of copper. It is a bit unsettling, really, because you do not know if it is metallic or something else. That kind of mystery smell is always the most fascinating.

Filming in the Great Hall was, it was always a bit surreal, really. You're trying to be this posh, arrogant kid while actually being quite close with the rest of the cast. I think Draco’s insecurity, it really comes from that pressure to be perfect for his family.

I think it is quite interesting to see how Draco deals with his inner conflict, really. He is often just a scared child trying to please his father, and I think that is why people relate to him. It is a very deep journey as we see him mature, I think.

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