Did You Know This About Narcissa Malfoy In Harry Potter…

She was probably the only one born to the Black family who had not been named after a star or a constellation. In fact, she probably got her name from the mythological Narcissus, which is a good match for both her appearance and her elitist attitude. She was also the only Black girl with completely blond hair, making her even more special. However, the stylists decided in the movies she would have partly black hair in order to express her connection to the Black family and her older sister Bellatrix, while her blond locks would distinguish her as a Malfoy.

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[rlmalonzo]

Hellen McCrory was so damn beautiful. RIP.
Narcissa and Polly.

[theindianpaladin]

Bellatrix married for purity of her race, Andromeda married for love but Narcissa got both.

[ashleysawyer]

Actually, the thing about her name is that she, her husband, and her son all have names that are Latin for the opposite of them. Narcissa is narcicist, when she's always putting others first. Lucius means light, and he's very dark spirited. Whereas Draco means dragon, who are known for bravery and determination, when in reality, he's actually a coward.

[SakuraDuckz]

actually her name comes from the ancient Greek word for dandelion so that harry can be saved by three motherly love that have flower names: lily, petunia and narcissa

[RohanBerry]

She's named after the flower, like a lot of the other female characters

[hannidv]

Narcissa is also named after a flower Like Lilly Potter. and this two reminds me of each other. both of them has a son how was playing a big Part in the war and both of them Love there Childs. And both of them are strong and Kind Woman

[AohomoraEditz]

The Black family has damn good genes and everyone is so beautiful/handsome.

[emmamalfoy]

Rest in peace McCrory aka narcissa malfoy

[ShreyaBoyapati]

She's named after the Narcissus constellation

[flutterdrown]

The hair style coloring is sssooo trending amount teens nowadays like👀👀👀

[ქეთირამიშვილი]

Actually she was named for flower. If you noticed all the mothers in harry potter are named after flower. Petunia, Lily, Molly. She was named so bc she was best mother for her son.

[luminous]

She was so graceful in appearance and her name perfectly fit her personality even she's on bad side still her one move made everyone having sympathy with her she was loyal to her family and her husband but she knows her choices and at the last moment she chose to be a good mother saving her son at any cost

[peter_pansexual]

I was confused for a moment when you Said she was the only Black girl with blonde hair.
I thought you said black girl.

[nromk]

Or she's named after the flower...

[RandyBaumery-si]

She was also a Vampire Queen in Doctor Who.

[vocalvortexstudios]

The craziest thing that I need to constantly remind myself of is that in the books at least the Malfoys were a genuinely loving family

[Nprx]

Wanted her to be a bit more. Forceful to get her son the heck away from the battle

[thegreenmanofnorwich]

No she wasn't. Walburga, Luctretia, Lycoris, Marius, Dorea, Callidora, Cedrella, Charis, Phineas, Belvina, Phineas Nigellus, Elladora, Iola, Misapinoa, Phoebe, Alexia Walkin, Licorus, Eduardus Limette, and Hesper were all born with the surname Black and aren't named after stars.

[NoOne-fodi]

Lol im dying at the way "the only Black girl with blonde hair" part. I was going to say that "the only woman in the Black family" but that doesnt really sound better does it?