Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005), when talking about how Lily Potter sacrificed herself for Harry Potter, Lord Voldemort mentioned Lily as "your [Harry's] filthy Muggle mother", even though Lily was not Muggle; she was Muggle-born. This is because most Muggle-haters don't tend to see any difference between Muggles and Muggle-borns, because they think a "Mudblood" is just as filthy as a Muggle, so they call Muggle-borns Muggles.

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That was a film-only hug. In the book, Hermione kisses Harry on the cheek when they are at King's Cross.

It is never stated.

Hermione Granger.

Beauxbatons Academy of Magic. The name of which translates roughly means beautiful wands. It is a school in France which is multi-gender in the books and all female in the films. The building is an academy not a castle and Fleur Delacour states that their Dining Hall is decorated a lot better than Hogwarts. She also states that O.W.L's are sat after six years of study not five. They were fine silk - blue for those who were at Hogwarts - as part of their uniform.

Durmstrang Institute. The name of which comes from the German phrase Strum und Drang which translates roughly to Storm and Stress. It is a school in Northern Europe - the exact location is unknown - which is multi-gender in the books and all male in the films. The building is also a castle yet a lot smaller than Hogwarts but the grounds are a lot bigger and include more lakes and mountains. They do not admit muggle-born's. They were blood red robes and furs.

I am pretty certain its common name is "Pincushion protea" while its scientific name is Leucospermum.

Rita Skeeter wrote many articles during Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, most of which contained errors or just straight lies. She liked to focus on Harry, making him sound as though he cried every night over his parents death and entered the competition to impress them, or mocking Hermione. Rita created a false story claiming Hermione broke Harry's heart, causing Hermione to receive a great deal of hate mail.

well, he was still alive in the goblet of fire but when he died he was found in a cave... somewhere

The Titan's Goblet was created in 1833.

I don't know about the book, but he did in the movie. When he brings Cedric back to Hogwarts after he was killed, he cries.

He cries in the book when he is in the Hospital Wing and Molly Weasley hugs him.

Theres is 3 task

Leprechaun gold, it resembles real Galleons but disappears after a few hours.

Rita Skeeter, the reporter. Her Animagus form is a beetle

Ireland will win but Krum will catch the snitch!

Hogwarts Exterior: The vanishing card is on the wooden bridge right beside the three large blocks you have to put on top of each other

Forbidden Forest: when you restart the level in the circle go straight up (top of the screen), avoid the dugbogs, past the mushrooms, and there it is.

Prefect's Bathroom: restart level in circle. go down to the left, past the salamanders and it should be on the other side of the bridge.

Herbology: When you restart the level in the circle, go back up the steps into the greenhouse, through the lily pads again heading to the right of the screen, back to the small greenhouse. Make sure you use a character with the Herbology card to grow the lilies faster!

PS. All the vanishing cards disappear a little while after you've entered the level (maybe 1 minute or so), so you have to be fast

harry fights in the arena with a dragon

Thursday.

Barty Crouch junior, a Death-Eater.

Harry Potter is a good character, he is the main protagonist. Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger are two other examples of good characters with Ron being the sidekick and Hermione being the logical character.

Lord Voldemort is a bad character and the main antagonist. Barty Crouch Jr (posing as Mad-Eye Moody) is the secondary bad guy.

Barty Crouch Jr. (disguised as Mad-Eye Moody) informed Cedric Diggory of how to open and understand the clue within the golden egg obtained during the first task of the 1994 Triwizard Tournament. It was Crouch's hope that Cedric's good nature and ethics would lead him to tell Harry how to use the egg, as a way of returning the favour after Harry informed him about the Dragons for the first task.

There are three major protagonists in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire:

• Harry J. Potter

• Ronald B. Weasley

• Hermione J. Granger

The other protagonists in the story that are not so major characters are Albus Dumbledore, Rubeus Hagrid, Cedric Diggory, etc...

There are also three major antagonists in the story:

• Lord Voldemort

• Bartemius Crouch Jr. (disguised as Alastor Moody for all the story)

• Draco L. Malfoy

Those are the major antagonists, because without them. The minor antagonists are Vincent Crabbe, Gregory Goyle, Pansy Parkinson, Lucius Malfoy, etc...

He was not really Mad-Eye Mood, he was Barty Crouch, Jr., a Death Eater who was drinking Polyjuice Potion to look like Moody.

Putting Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire was part of the plan to get Harry involved in the Triwizard Tournament so that he would end up touching the Triwizard Cup which Crouch had turned into a portkey taking Harry to a graveyard where Voldemort was coming back to life and planned on killing Harry. (That didn't end up working out).

Viktor Krum :)

Gabrielle Delacour was only eight years old in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, she was to young to get married. Her older sister, Fleur Delacour married Bill Weasley in the final book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.