DADA: Unspeakable Profilers

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Hello DADA Experts!

After Voldemort's rise and fall, the wizarding world wanted to make sure that no wizard would become as bad as Voldy did! One of the ways that Minister Shacklebolt has decided to stop another wizard from getting this powerful and evil, has been to start the division of Unspeakables that job is to profile wizards (like the BAU). You are hired to this division.


Details
I will post some of the known Dark Arts Death Eaters and your job is to reply to the post their psychological profile of the character and backgrounds of why they became active in the Dark Arts. If you think of anyone that I have left off the list, then feel free to post their name. Please make your profiles at least 150 words long. Also be respectful but you can disagree with other people profiles just put it in your Profile report.

Points
10 point for first submission
2 points per additional submission
10 points for bonus items

Deadline
11:59 pm UTC (7:59 pm EDT) on Friday, July 30, 2010

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Comments

Re: Draco Malfoy

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Draco Malfoy is more a victim of situations than anything else. His parents are both incredibly steeped in the Dark Arts; this is how he has grown up. He was raised to believe that Pureblooded wizards are better than all others and that "Mudbloods" and Muggles are of an inferior race. He was corrupted at an age where he could not help but believe what he was hearing. He never had any influence in his first 11 years of life, years that are quite influential in determining the development of a person's personality.

Draco's involvement in the Dark arts branches out of a feeling of helplessness. His father, a follower of Voldemort, has failed in his mission and Draco's mission is the means of punishment for this mistake. As Voldemort threatens him and his family, Draco sees no choice but to follow his commands and attempt to kill Dumbledore. When it comes down to it, Draco cannot, because he is not really evil. He is simply a lost child trying to find his way and doing the only thing he thinks he can. He is able to break from the influence of his parents on his young mind and (we are led to believe) becomes at least a half-decent person later in life.

Jess//Hufflepuff