Harry potter and the goblet of fire
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Re: Harry potter and the goblet of fire
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You make several good points about Moody's offness not being questioned. I think it also makes it more realistic because there have been more than a couple of instances in real life where an imposter has taken over someone's life after some incident. It makes me think about how I would approach someone if I suspected they were not who they said they were.Anacoana wrote: ↑15 Dec 2014, 15:54 I really enjoyed this book; with the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard Tournament we got to see so much of the wizarding world and culture that we hadn't before then. And energizer, I like to take the stance that people either brushed off odd things because Moody's a weird guy always, or that they felt something was off but figured it was because of everything he's been through. Or, a third choice, they thought something was a little off about him but weren't sure what and didn't have enough faith in the possible-offness that they felt comfortable bringing it up or confronting him about it.
This is my favorite book in the series, perhaps because we get to see other wizarding schools and it leads to the very dark books following it.
I will be very vague so as not to spoil anything for anyone who hasn't read or watched the movie but...That scene is heartbreaking, just as much as others because the character was an innocent (the others were part of the fight but this character... was not).
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This is the exact same reason that out of all of them Goblet of Fire is my favorite. I also loved seeing the different Wizarding Schools and had fun imagining the Triwizard Tournament taking place.thaservices1 wrote: ↑28 Apr 2018, 16:39 This was my favorite in the series too. Up til this one the story was still very light hearted and here is where everything changes, it gets serious. Rowling threw me for a loop with Moody, I never saw it coming and mentally slapped my forehead, because it's all there. That's something I love about the books, the little details that seem to get lost in the whole that truly meant everything to the story. The movies never quite capture that.
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In Harry potter and the goblet of fire, JK Rowlings goes insane with all types of wizarding world details and possibilities, I felt that she was obligated to write a new series about the other schools, the way the wizarding world lives, Leprechaun mischiefs across the centuries....the possibilities are endless!!!
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