Title: Down In the Shadows To Pray
Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and associates own these characters. I am writing this story for fun and not profit.
Pairings: Harry/Draco, Narcissa/Lucius
Warnings: Het, slash, sex (both het and slash), voyeurism, some slight bondage, DH spoilers but EWE, odd pagan religion. Non-linear; tense switches; Narcissa POV.
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I've always thought the most of the purebloods, especially the Slytherin, are pagans. Why would they be Christians? They had to have their own religion and Christianism has never been fond of witches.
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Narcissa would do far worse than watch her son have sex to secure his happiness. :)
I think there probably are influences that aren't Christian in the wizarding world, since they parted company with Muggles some few hundred years ago, but I don't think they could be the whole of the wizarding world. They do still celebrate Christmas and Easter, after all.
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Anyway, I agree with you about the story. :)
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So... long ago there was the pagan feast Yule to celebrate the darkest time of the year and the moment when the days start to get lighter and longer again. Christians have through the centuries stuffed their own stuff and beliefs to the ancient feasts - turning `em eventually to exist as they wanted `em to be: Christian times of celebration. Despite of that there are several features e.g. in our Christian Christmas which originates to the paganism. (E.g. turkey/ham, x-mas tree and even the word "yule" which nowadays is intepred more as a synonym for Christmas.)
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