Draco has read through the Muggle book of fairy tales three times over the last few days, and has found it remarkably uninformative and boring. The princesses in particular annoy him, since they all seem helpless and passive, waiting around to be rescued by a prince, rather than taking control of their own destinies. I’ll have to remember never to call Granger "princess," he thinks. It might be an insult in the Muggle world. The thought is complete before he can censor it, and he drops his head into his hands. He may never get a chance to call her anything, he reminds himself. He knows nothing about what she’s doing day-to-day, but there are raids and missions that she must be participating in. She’s in constant danger. He takes a sip of the firewhisky that he poured earlier, and opens the Muggle fairy tale book again. The Princess still sleeps, Blaise had written. Granger is called the Gryffindor Princess in the Prophet and other publications, so the phrase almost certainly refers to her, but ... still sleeps? He applies logic to the sleeping princesses in the book – why are they sleeping? They’re waiting for a prince to wake them with a kiss, and ... oh. Damn you, Blaise. Why do you have to give me hope?