Harry faces Voldemort in the graveyard from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter, Book 4) by J. K. Rowling
In the eerie graveyard, with the moon hanging high above, Harry stood face-to-face with his archenemy, Voldemort. The air was tense with anticipation as the two wizards prepared for their long-awaited duel. Voldemort's cold, red eyes bore into Harry's, sending shivers down his spine.
The atmosphere crackled with dark energy as Voldemort raised his wand, a cruel smile playing on his lips. Harry gripped his own wand tightly, his heart pounding in his chest. He knew that this would be the ultimate test of his courage and skill, a battle that would determine the fate of the wizarding world.
Spells flew back and forth between the two wizards, illuminating the graveyard with bursts of light. Harry dodged and weaved, his mind sharp and focused. He could feel the weight of the prophecy resting on his shoulders, the knowledge that he was the only one who could stop Voldemort once and for all.
As the duel reached its climax, Harry felt a surge of determination coursing through his veins. He refused to back down, to let fear cloud his judgment. With a final, powerful spell, he managed to disarm Voldemort, sending his wand flying through the air.
In that moment, Harry knew that he had triumphed over evil, that he had proven himself to be a true hero. But as he looked into Voldemort's eyes, he saw only fury and hatred. The Dark Lord's final, desperate act sent a bolt of green light towards Harry.
In a flash of blinding light, Harry felt a searing pain in his chest. He staggered backwards, his vision swimming. As he fell to the ground, the world around him faded to black. The echoes of the graveyard were replaced by silence, broken only by the sound of his ragged breaths. And in that moment, Harry knew that the battle was far from over.
