Temet Nosce

Harry and Draco begin question the world around them. Realizing that their different opinions of good and evil don't matter anymore, they tumble through the looking glass with a girl that promises them the truth, simply to be faced with the real world. Grasping an honest reality isn’t as easy as they thought, and with only each other to turn to, the ultimate adversaries agree to fight hand in hand. Amid new found friends and powers, they try to work out their relationship, their duty and the real meaning of evil. Harry realizes that there is more to flying than Quidditch, and Draco realizes that there is more to leather than pants. “To pull the blindfold from the eyes of civilization, one must know thyself and thy world.”

Harry and Draco begin question the world around them. Realizing that their different opinions of good and evil don't matter anymore, they tumble through the looking glass with a girl that promises them the truth, simply to be faced with the real world. Grasping an honest reality isn’t as easy as they thought, and with only each other to turn to, the ultimate adversaries agree to fight hand in hand. Amid new found friends and powers, they try to work out their relationship, their duty and the real meaning of evil. “To pull the blindfold from the eyes of civilization, one must know thyself and thy world.”

Harry and Draco begin question the world around them. Realizing that their different opinions of good and evil don't matter anymore, they tumble through the looking glass with a girl that promises them the truth, simply to be faced with the real world. Grasping an honest reality isn’t as easy as they thought, and with only each other to turn to, the ultimate adversaries agree to fight hand in hand. Amid new found friends and powers, they try to work out their relationship, their duty and the real meaning of evil. Harry realizes that there is more to flying than Quidditch, and Draco realizes that there is more to leather than pants. “To pull the blindfold from the eyes of civilization, one must know thyself and thy world.”