The Death Eaters gain strength from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter, Book 4) by J. K. Rowling
The Dark Mark hanging in the sky sent a shiver down Harry's spine. It was a sign of fear and power, a symbol of the Death Eaters gaining strength. They were no longer just a vague threat, but a tangible force to be reckoned with. The return of Voldemort had emboldened his followers, bringing them out of hiding and uniting them under his dark banner. The Death Eaters were no longer lurking in the shadows, but openly causing chaos and destruction. Their ranks swelled with new recruits, drawn in by promises of power and glory. They reveled in their newfound strength, spreading fear and terror wherever they went. Their influence extended beyond the wizarding world, infiltrating the highest levels of government and society. Those who opposed them were silenced or eliminated, leaving only a sense of helplessness in their wake. The Death Eaters' grip on power seemed unbreakable, their dark mark staining the very fabric of society. As the Death Eaters gained strength, the forces of good were forced to regroup and stand united against them. The Order of the Phoenix rallied together, determined to resist the rising tide of darkness. But the odds seemed insurmountable, the task ahead daunting and perilous. Harry knew that the coming days would test them all in ways they had never imagined. The Death Eaters were a formidable foe, cunning and ruthless in their pursuit of power. But he also knew that as long as there were those willing to fight for what was right, there was still hope in the darkness. And so, he steeled himself for the battles that lay ahead, ready to face whatever challenges awaited him in the fight against the rising tide of evil.
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