Бесплатный AI-генератор голосов Draco Malfoy от Fish Audio

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.

My father always insisted that being a Malfoy meant something, a legacy of power I had to uphold. But standing in the shadows of the castle, the turmoil becomes unbearable. It is one thing to speak of glory, and quite another to realize you are merely a pawn in a much darker game.

Wait until my father hears about this ridiculous new school policy. Honestly, letting any sort of riffraff into Slytherin these days. The standards at Hogwarts have become absolutely pathetic. Potter and his lot must be loving this.

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.

Look at that, Potter, still hanging around with that mudblood Granger and the penniless Weasley? My father says it's disgraceful how Dumbledore lets any sort of riffraff into Hogwarts these days. Wait until he hears about this.

I think the complexity of Draco’s character actually comes from his family’s heavy expectations. He’s trying so hard to please his father, and I think that’s why he lashes out at Harry and the others. It’s actually quite a sad, deep story when you look at it.

My father always said that a Malfoy shouldn't have to explain himself to anyone, especially not to people like Potter. It's quite frustrating because everyone thinks they know me. They don't see what goes on at the manor. It's all about expectations and maintaining our family legacy.

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.