Viktor is an excellent student. He absorbs knowledge like a sponge. Don't you know he paid very close attention in that class. Thanks for reading & reviewing.

Igor knew first hand that if there is no satisfaction at home, then a partner will go looking for something-- anything to fill that longing and sometimes that leads them to make disastrous alliances with crazed megalomaniacs. So he instituted that course to keep the students closer to home and not seeking some Dark, unhealthy, and unwise diversion. Viktor was always the prize student at his school. Smarter and more introspective, he always knew he would find a brilliant, beautiful witch to share his life. Thanks for reading & reviewing.

Much luckier than if she had chosen Ron-the-bubba. Thanks for reading & reviewing.

Viktor wanted the wedding night to be as romantic as he could make it. So he reviewed those textbooks. Funny that Karkaroff was the instigator of those courses. Also funny that her parents had given her the same two books to read. But apparently, Viktor was as adept at that course as he was as a Seeker. Most men wouldn't have taken the time or the effort to make the experience pleasurable AND memorable for their bride. Ron Weasley certainly wouldn't have. Viktor did, though. Thanks for reading & reviewing.

He did get an Outstanding on his first test, though.  And he wanted very badly to please his new wife. I think they will get in LOTS of practice, don't you? Thanks for reading & reviewing.

I actually wrote something without bashing Ron. Will wonders never cease? Thanks for reading & reviewing.

Dark Magic wasn't all that Durmstrang taught, was it? Thanks for reading & reviewing.

He always seemed to be the "gentle, perfect knight" of any young girl's dreams. And he never once showed any evidence of learning only Dark Magic. He was the mystery man. I like mystery men. Thanks for reading & reviewing.