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Title: Come Break Me Down
Song: "The Kill"
Artist: 30 Seconds to Mars
Category: Angst
Characters: Draco/Hermione
Size: 27.8MB
Length: 3:51
Summary: Draco and Hermione have tried to be people that they aren't in their relationship, and it's tearing them both apart—internally and against each other. Now, they're realizing that they need to stop living the lies, and to maybe end this destructive relationship. (Done in both Draco & Hermione's POVs.)
Extra Notes: First off, this is my first Dramione video (and of course it's angsty!), so this was interesting to do! The red is them angry/fighting each other, the bluish-glowing is the good times in the past, and everything else should be explanatory. Also, this one may look a bit different (what happens when the original file ended up somehow becoming 180MB, so I had to shrink the size with WMM).
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