Draco becomes a Death Eater under pressure from Voldemort from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
In a moment of weakness and desperation, Draco Malfoy found himself in a position he never thought he would be in. The Dark Lord had placed a heavy burden on his young shoulders, one that seemed impossible to bear. The pressure to prove himself, to live up to his family's expectations, was crushing him from all sides. He knew that failure was not an option, that the consequences of disappointing Voldemort were too grave to even consider.
Despite his initial reluctance and fear, Draco made a decision that would change the course of his life forever. The allure of power and the promise of protection were too tempting to resist. He allowed himself to be drawn deeper into the darkness, to be swayed by the twisted promises of the Dark Lord. In his mind, there was no other choice but to do what was asked of him, no matter the cost.
As he took the final step towards embracing his new role, Draco felt a sense of unease creeping over him. The weight of his actions, the realization of what he had become, settled heavily in his heart. There was no turning back now, no way to undo what he had done. He was a Death Eater, bound to Voldemort's will, forever marked by the choices he had made.
Despite the facade of confidence he tried to maintain, Draco's inner turmoil was evident to those who looked closely enough. The struggle between his loyalty to his family and his own conscience waged on within him, tearing him apart from the inside. He was trapped in a web of darkness and deceit, with no clear way out.
And so, Draco Malfoy found himself a pawn in a dangerous game, caught between the forces of good and evil. His path was set, his fate sealed by the choices he had made under pressure from the Dark Lord. The road ahead was treacherous and uncertain, but Draco knew that he would have to navigate it as best as he could, for there was no going back.
