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Title: Try to Find My Place...
Song: "Diary of Jane"
Artist: Breaking Benjamin
Category: Angst, Shippy
Characters: Harry/Cho, Draco/Ginny
Size: 33.64MB
Length: 3:44
Summary: This is about Harry and Draco, their roles in the war, the girls they love, and the people getting in the way of those relationships. (Done in both Harry and Draco's POVs.)
Extra Notes: (A "Diary of Jane" vid, and it's not about Hermione—*le gasp*.) The coloring is pretty simple: bluish for Harry/Cho, yellowish-orange for Draco/Ginny. (Oh, and the title is "Try to Find My Place" NOT "Tell Me How It Should Be"—that was a mistake I didn't catch before uploading and stuff. Sorry!)
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