Why is draco malfoy so rude ( he's from harry potter)

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gavmur [86]4 years ago

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Answer:

i feel like draco is rude because when he wanted to be friends with harry in the first book and harry was like um no your kinda rude and i can find friends on my own i feel like draco was like excuse me you must not know who i am and draco really thinks he's all that

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puteri [66]4 years ago

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He is so rude because he is probably jealous of Harry, because Harry is more popular and powerful than him.

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