The genuine answer to what had mostly been a rhetorical question took Draco a little aback. Of course he was pleased too learn more about Potter, finding that getting a better understanding of him helped him shed the image he used to hold of the saviour of the wizarding world.<br/>“Yeah, that makes sense,” Draco stated in a soft voice, not wanting it to sound too much like he was shaming for Potter that he coildn’t really argue against. He too had made decisions most the war just because he was simply surprised that he was still alive, especially after her learnt that he wouldn’t be going to Azkaban after all. It had felt to inevitable that the fact that he wasn’t going had left him with almost a sense of loss, not that he had wanted to go, but because he didn’t know what to do then.<br/>“I guess that that is what happens when you give kids, who has only ever survived, the ability to actually live,” he reasoned, not sure if it made much sense, but he had found that Potter seemed to understand him better than most.