Great insight into those times, I never thought of it this way. Very well-written.

That was wonderful. I really like how, despite how cruel Nicholas’s words could be seen as, they were all truthful and backed up by the disturbing, idiotic glee that the townspeople had towards the women dying on the stakes. Definitely favorited!

Also, Aurion still not happy with his father was made extremely strong with this line: “His eyes no longer alight with fire, but rather, entangled with darkness,” as it really shows how the naïve brain of a child has been shown the reality, and although he does not like his father not doing anything, he also is starting to slightly see how it’s a dilemma, and thus made even more of a powerful line with how the future generations of the Malfoy family canonically sees the so called “mudbloods.”

Lovely read!

I prefer my muggles crispy, not charred.

Good story. I hate to admit it, but Nicholas has a point. Starting a war between Muggles and wizards wouldn't help anyone. Too bad many wizards forget that, at least as early as Grindlewald's time.

Very dark indeed and so typical of the Malfoy's. Keep writing