Innocence of Youth

"Voldemort," Riddle said softly, "is my past, present and future..." While Tom Riddle's diary may seem to belie this truth, the flows of time largely move in only one direction. In truth now we know that at the very least, Tom Riddle is Lord Voldemort's past. This author seeks to make no judgments or justifications, but quite simply to walk the reader down some of the paths of the Dark Lord's past before turning look at the "innocence of some other characters' youth.

More trials and travails of young Voldie.

"Voldemort," Riddle said softly, "is my past, present and future..." While Tom Riddle's diary may seem to belie this truth, the flows of time largely move in only one direction. In truth now we know that at the very least, Tom Riddle is Lord Voldemort's past. This author seeks to make no judgments or justifications, but quite simply to walk the reader down some of the paths of the Dark Lord's past before turning look at the "innocence of some other characters' youth.

Now let's follow a little Marauder as he gets into mischief and worse.

Draco is still largely an innocent, but perhaps an unexpected infatuation will change at least some of that.

Draco is unusually interested in Harry Potter and always has been. Is he really in hate with Harry? Or something much different? Draco is not yet of age, and this story explores the last glimers of his innocent youth. Full of slash and quidditch.