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Malfoid 被拒絕的握手:兩種初見故事

比較 Astraeus 與 Epic Ifs 的 Female Draco 故事:長袍店初見、哈利拒絕 Lyra 伸出的手,以及不同的場所和動機。提供原始影片的具體起看位置。

Both retellings call Female Draco Lyra, but they tell different stories. Start with either original video; the links below separate the first conversation from the later offer of friendship.

Spoilers for both first-year meetings follow. The scene descriptions use the English transcripts displayed on the original videos. Astraeus’ available English transcript is automatically generated.

Astraeus: the refusal happens on the train

In Astraeus’ Book One, Harry is initially tongue-tied beside Lyra at the robe fitting. Her criticism of Hagrid changes his response, and the two leave without exchanging names.

The offered hand comes later, in Harry and Ron’s train compartment. After Lyra insults Ron’s family and offers to help Harry choose his friends, Harry rejects the offer. Keeping Ron beside Harry makes his choice of friendship central to the scene.

First conversation
Robe-shop sequence: approximately 1:24–3:02.
Offered hand and refusal
Hogwarts Express compartment: approximately 3:54–4:38, within the train sequence beginning at 3:02.

Epic Ifs: an alliance demanded by her father

Epic Ifs’ alternate history also starts their interaction at Madam Malkin’s. Lyra’s remarks about Hagrid end the conversation; Lucius then recognizes Harry and orders his daughter to secure his friendship for the family’s advantage.

The later handshake takes place in Hogwarts’ entrance hall, with Daphne and Pansy accompanying Lyra. Harry remembers the robe-shop encounter and refuses her hand. Here the humiliation carries the added pressure of failing her father’s political demand.

First conversation and instruction
Robe shop and Lucius’ demand: approximately 0:32–2:15.
Offered hand and refusal
Hogwarts entrance hall: the approach begins around 2:15; the offered hand and refusal are described at 2:30–2:47.

Compare the setting before comparing the rejection

A robe-shop conversation is not itself the refused handshake in either of these accounts. Astraeus places the offer on the train; Epic Ifs places it in the entrance hall. A later rejected dance invitation would be another scene again.

The shared name Lyra does not establish shared continuity. These two source-declared retellings differ in setting, accompanying characters and motivation; follow each creator’s own sequence rather than joining them into one storyline.