Draco
He who teaches
| Character and Dominants : Will, Activity, Intellect, Affection |
| Plant : Lemon Tree | Animal : Albatross |
Genre :  Male | Numerology :  |
| Origin : Greek first name | Etymology : |
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Character
Passionate and nervous, Draco gives the appearance of a reserved person, close to cold even. He has in fact two types of personality; the first is mysterious, even other-worldly, symbolised by his animal mascot, the albatross, that dreams of travel and mysticism. The second is proud, angry and possessive, symbolised by the acidity of his plant mascot, the lemon. The duality in his behaviour could place him permanently in conflict with his inner self; this is why he needs lots of gentleness and patience to help him find his balance.
Draco seems to possess great self-confidence and tries to prove to others that he is always right but again this image needs to be moderated.
Often, doubt assails and discourages him; Draco is quite an introvert and often reproaches himself for his timidity. His morality is more a facade than real; it consists of saving his appearance at the risk of seeming slightly opportunistic. He is intuitive but often uses it to sidetrack or make it understood that others are not part of his world, or for seduction if at times Draco is interested. He may seem pretentious but this is more an auto-defensive reflex for him than a calculated appearance.
Emotivity
Emotivity is not an aspect of his character that can be seen at first; it is deep inside and so can be disconcerting for those around him. Even though most of the time Draco knows he should think before acting, there are times when he leaves his reserved aspect behind and becomes impulsive, influenced by his angry and capricious side.
Activity
Will and obstinacy are combined in Draco, even if this is not always beneficial. It is through perseverance in his work that Draco can compensate for a certain lack of sociability and dynamism; veering at times towards obstinacy and the impression that only he is working hard. He has a generally good overall vitality although his high degree of nervousness can push Draco to pursue risky behaviour. Draco is sociable, in the same way he is dynamic, that means more by obligation. He has a naive desire relating to his appearance; he has to meet the world, he has to uncover his life but in fact he prefers calm and solitude. Draco acts far more by obligation or duty than by passion or enthusiasm.
Intellect
He has a more analytical intelligence that is incisive, rapid and precise. The negative side of this remarkable intelligence is that Draco is capable of wounding sarcasm or implementing himself in a system whereby attack is the only strategy.
Affection
The duality of Draco's character is also exacerbated in the area of affection. He is capable of great gestures of generosity on a whim, before taking everything back moments later. He wants to be loved but has trouble expressing his feelings. He wants friends, but only gives his friendship after numerous demonstrations and always with reticence.
From these conflicts may come repressions, contradictions and a tendency towards bitterness.
Sensoriality
His sexuality is complicated, basically in accordance with his image. It consists of aggressiveness, flight, trials and accomplishments.
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