When Draco moved, Harry had once again turned his attention to the cupboard under the tv, opening it to get a look of what movies they had (it was overwhelmingly children's movies, Harry realised).<br/>"Um," he once again hesitated, not having fully realised truly how little experience Draco had  while growing uphad with the Muggle world. With a soft frown, Harry changed his position in order to look at Draco, who was seated on the couch behind Harry.<br/>"It's like a play," he repeated, suddenly unsure if Draco even knew what that was. "Like a reenactment of a novel and such. Just like there's fictional and non-fictional books there's fictional and non-fictional movies. I was gonna suggest to watch a fictional one," he said, the sentence ending in an unspoken<span style="font-style: italic">but we can watch a documentary too if you prefer</span>.<br/>When Draco didn't speak, Harry tried again: "It's an attempt to illustrate what you imagine in your head when you read a book. You watch them for entertainment."