The Triwizard Tournament ends in tragedy from "summary" of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter, Book 4) by J. K. Rowling
The Triwizard Tournament was supposed to be a thrilling competition that showcased the magical abilities of students from different wizarding schools. However, what was meant to be a test of skill and courage turned into a series of tragic events that left the wizarding world in shock.
From the very beginning, the Tournament was shrouded in controversy and danger. The Goblet of Fire, the magical object that selected the champions, unexpectedly chose a fourth competitor – Harry Potter. This decision defied the age-old rules of the Tournament and put Harry in grave danger, as he was too young to compete.
As the Tournament progressed, the tasks became increasingly dangerous and life-threatening. The champions faced mythical creatures, treacherous obstacles, and dark magic that tested their abilities to the limit. Each task seemed designed to push the competitors to their breaking point, leading to injuries and near-death experiences.
The final task of the Tournament took place in a maze filled w...
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