Refraction

Hogwarts through the eyes of many of the characters as Harry loses his mind, Draco becomes bitter, Luna gleefully stalks everyone, and Ron and Hermione wonder what's going on. Eventual H/D.

Harry and Draco argue over family values, invisibility cloaks, and the possible existence of a pureblood breeding program. Luna continues to observe, and wonders vaguely if her stalkerish tendencies should worry her.

A rather Slytherin take on Harry's fourth year. Harry and Draco bicker over war, family, and loyalties, and the world changes around them.

Fifth year. Harry and Draco begin to grow up very quickly, as the adults around them work on their own plans for defeating Voldemort.

Letters between Harry and Draco the summer after Fifth year. A little bit of support and a lot of mockery.

Because no one can be oblivious forever. . .Ron and Hermione note that Something Strange is going on with Harry and Draco, and Harry and Draco are forced to develop new plans.

Sixth year continues, and Harry and Draco plot furiously. Harry tries to make all of his friends just get along, with mixed and varied results. H/D people? This chapter's for you.

Several of Harry's plans go seriously awry, and Draco is left to pick up the pieces. An alternative to events in HBP. Well, for the most part.

Draco works to keep Harry's mind intact after the Very Serious Mistakes of the previous chapter.

Draco continues to try to fix the brokenness that is Harry, and they both begin to take an active interest in Luna's life. Rather to her dismay.

After their several and painful failures, Harry and Draco begin madly researching with Hermione, and try to come up with a cunning plan. For once.

In which Harry, Draco, and Luna try very hard to behave in an inoffensive manner, and everything goes to pieces anyway.

Harry, Draco, Luna and Dean are imprisoned and the war begins. Fred and George, being generally unconcerned by all of this, insist that they have the whole situation well under control.

Harry, Draco, Luna, and others recover after the war. Told through letters.