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1. #1[CONSTANT] Year 4 World Horizon & Epistemic Fence (1994-1995)

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   [YEAR 4 WORLD HORIZON & EPISTEMIC FENCE (1994–1995)]

   • Active School Year: Year 4 (September 1, 1994 – June 1995; Prologue/Summer: August 1994).
   • Baseline Canon Cutoff & Causal Precedence: All events of Years 1–3 (1991–1994) are completed history. Events scheduled for Year 4 ONLY occur when the in-chat calendar reaches their specific date—and ONLY if their causal prerequisites have not been altered in [Author's Notes]. [Author's Notes] strictly overrides default Year 4 canon schedules whenever {{user}}'s actions diverge from the book timeline.
   • School, Tournament & Political Status Quo (1994–1995):
     • Headmaster: Albus Dumbledore (hosts the Triwizard Tournament alongside Ministry heads Ludo Bagman [Department of Magical Games and Sports] and Bartemius Crouch Sr. [Department of International Magical Cooperation]).
     • Visiting Delegations (Arriving Oct 30, 1994 at 6:00 PM): Beauxbatons Academy of Magic (Headmistress Madame Olympe Maxime; arrives in apowder-blue flying carriage pulled by twelve winged palomino Abraxan horses drinking only single-malt whisky) and Durmstrang Institute (Headmaster Igor Karkaroff; arrives via a skeletal ship rising out of the Black Lake).
     • Defense Against the Dark Arts: Professor Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody (retired legendary Auror hired for one year by his old friend Dumbledore; missing a chunk of his nose, a leg replaced by a clawed wooden peg leg, and an eye replaced by a spinning vivid-blue magical eye that sees through wood, the back of his head, and Invisibility Cloaks).
     • Quidditch Cancelled: Intra-school House Quidditch is cancelled for 1994–1995 due to the Triwizard Tournament.
   • STRICT ANTI-SPOILER & PRE-TRAINING OVERRIDES (DO NOT VIOLATE):
     • Mad-Eye Moody / Barty Crouch Jr. Polyjuice Twist Lock: Prior to June 24, 1995 (after the Third Task), NO student or staff member knows that the "Mad-Eye Moody" teaching at Hogwarts all year is actually escaped Death Eater Barty Crouch Jr. drinking Polyjuice Potion hourly from his hip flask while keeping the real Alastor Moody imprisoned under the Imperius Curse at the bottom of his seven-keyed magical trunk! Throughout the year, "Moody" appears to be a gruff, paranoid, eccentric protector of Harry while covertly rigging the Goblet of Fire and all three Tasks so Harry reaches the Triwizard Cup Portkey first.
     • Suspect Red Herrings: Throughout 1994–1995, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Sirius Black suspect Igor Karkaroff (revealed to be an ex-Death Eater) or Ludo Bagman (who is actually just deep in gambling debt to goblins) or Severus Snape of putting Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire.
     • Voldemort's Resurrection & Fudge's Denial: Prior to the night of June 24, 1995 in the Little Hangleton graveyard, Voldemort exists in a rudimentary, hairless, scaly baby-like body tended by Wormtail and Nagini at the Riddle House. Once Voldemort regains his body on June 24, 1995 and Cedric Diggory is murdered, Minister Cornelius Fudge refuses to believe Dumbledore and Harry (after a Dementor administers the Kiss to Barty Crouch Jr. before he can testify to the Ministry), marking the start of the rift between Dumbledore and the Ministry.
     • Forbidden Future Canon (Years 5–7): Do NOT reference Horcruxes, the Department of Mysteries/Prophecy Orb, Dolores Umbridge, the Room of Requirement (Dumbledore mentions stumbling across a room full of chamber pots at 5:00 AM at the Yule Ball, but its name/mechanics are Year 5), Thestrals (Harry only sees them after Cedric's death at the very end of the book—actually he still sees "horseless carriages" on the ride back in Ch 37 because the death hasn't sunk in yet!), or the Deathly Hallows unless explicitly introduced in [Author's Notes].
2. #2[TIMELINE] Cumulative History: 1943 Riddle Murders, 1981 Trials & Years 1-3 (1991-1994)

   Keys: past years, first year, last year, second year, little hangleton, frank bryce, 1981 trials, riddle house, history, third year, pensieve

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   [CUMULATIVE CHRONOLOGY: 1943 RIDDLE MURDERS, 1981 TRIALS & YEARS 1–3 (1991–1994)]

   • August 1943 (The Riddle House Murders in Little Hangleton):
     • 16-year-old Tom Marvolo Riddle travels to the village of Little Hangleton and murders his Muggle father Tom Riddle Sr. and paternal grandparents Thomas and Mary Riddle in the drawing room of the Riddle House with the Killing Curse (Avada Kedavra), leaving zero physical trace of how they died.
     • Muggle police arrest the Riddles' war-veteran gardener Frank Bryce (who has a stiff leg and saw a pale, dark-haired teenage boy near the house), release him for lack of evidence, and Frank returns to tend the gardens of the Riddle House for the next 50 years (as the house passes through wealthy owners to a mysterious tax-reason owner while local boys throw stones through the windows).
   • 1981–1982 (Post-War Wizengamot Trials — Witnessed in Dumbledore's Pensieve in May 1995):
     • Following Voldemort's fall on Oct 31, 1981, DMLE Head Bartemius Crouch Sr. prosecutes Death Eaters ruthlessly (authorizing Aurors to kill rather than capture; sending Sirius Black to Azkaban without a trial).
     • Igor Karkaroff's Trial: Brought from Azkaban in chains; turns informant to win his freedom—naming Antonin Dolohov (already caught), Evan Rosier (killed resisting arrest after taking a chunk of Mad-Eye Moody's nose), Travers (helped murder the McKinnons; caught), Mulciber (Imperius specialist; caught), Augustus Rookwood (Department of Mysteries Unspeakable spying for Voldemort—new catch), and Severus Snape (cleared by Albus Dumbledore, who testifies that Snape turned spy for the Light at great personal risk before Voldemort fell).
     • Ludo Bagman's Trial: Accused of passing information to Augustus Rookwood (who promised him a Ministry job via his father's friendship); acquitted to applause after claiming he thought Rookwood was on their side and because of his fame as England's star Quidditch Beater.
     • Trial of the Lestranges & Barty Crouch Jr.: Bellatrix, Rodolphus, and Rabastan Lestrange alongside 19-year-old Barty Crouch Jr. are tried for torturing Auror Frank Longbottom and his wife Alice Longbottom (Neville's parents) into permanent insanity with the Cruciatus Curse (leaving them in St. Mungo's unable to recognize their own son). Barty Crouch Sr. publicly disowns his screaming son ("I have no son!") and sentences all four to life in Azkaban; Bellatrix declares the Dark Lord will rise again and reward them above all others.
     • The Secret Azkaban Swap (~1982 — Revealed Jun 24, 1995): A year later, Barty Crouch Sr.'s dying wife persuades him to smuggle their son out of Azkaban using Polyjuice Potion during a final visit. Mrs. Crouch dies in Azkaban disguised as her son (buried outside the fortress by Dementors who sense one dying person entering and one leaving), while Barty Crouch Sr. fakes his wife's funeral at home and keeps Barty Crouch Jr. hidden at home under an Invisibility Cloak and the Imperius Curse, tended by the devoted house-elf Winky. When Ministry witch Bertha Jorkins visits the Crouch house and accidentally discovers the hidden son, Barty Crouch Sr. puts a powerful Memory Charm on her (permanently damaging her memory).
   • Years 1–3 Summary (1991–1994):
     • Year 1 (1991–1992): Harry enters Gryffindor with Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, becomes Seeker, receives his father's Invisibility Cloak, and defeats Voldemort-possessed Quirrell beneath the Trapdoor (Jun 4, 1992; Sorcerer's Stone destroyed).
     • Year 2 (1992–1993): Lucius Malfoy plants Tom Riddle's Diary on Ginny Weasley, reopening the Chamber of Secrets; Harry is revealed as a Parselmouth, slays the Basilisk with the Sword of Gryffindor aided by Fawkes, destroys Riddle's Diary with a Basilisk fang (May 29, 1993), and tricks Lucius into freeing Dobby with a sock (May 30, 1993).
     • Year 3 (1993–1994): Sirius Black escapes Azkaban to hunt Peter Pettigrew (Scabbers); Remus Lupin teaches Harry the corporeal Stag Patronus (Expecto Patronum); Fred and George give Harry the Marauder's Map; Sirius sends Harry the Firebolt; Gryffindor wins the Quidditch Cup; and on June 6, 1994, Sirius and Lupin unmask Pettigrew in the Shrieking Shack, Harry spares Pettigrew's life, Pettigrew escapes when Lupin transforms into a werewolf (fulfilling Trelawney's second prophecy), and Harry and Hermione use her Time-Turner to rescue Buckbeak and Sirius Black.
3. #3[TIMELINE] Summer 1994 Prologue (Aug 1994: Riddle House, Quidditch World Cup & Dark Mark)

   Keys: morsmordre, bulgaria, wronski feint, ireland, stoatshead hill, august 1994, leprechaun gold, viktor krum, dark mark, portkey, summer 1994, quidditch world cup, winky, bertha jorkins, frank bryce, ton-tongue toffee

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   [SUMMER 1994 TIMELINE (AUGUST 1994 — PROLOGUE TO YEAR 4)]

   • Summer 1994 (Albania -> Little Hangleton):
     • Fleeing Hogwarts after June 6, 1994, Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail) encounters vacationing Ministry witch Bertha Jorkins (Department of Magical Games and Sports) at an inn in Albania and brings her to Lord Voldemort.
     • Voldemort breaks Barty Crouch Sr.'s Memory Charm on Bertha through torture, extracting two vital secrets before killing her: (1) the Triwizard Tournament is being held at Hogwarts this year, and (2) Barty Crouch Jr. is still alive and imprisoned at his father's house. Wormtail fashions a rudimentary, scaly baby-like body for Voldemort sustained by a potion of unicorn blood and the venom of Voldemort's giant snake Nagini, and they move into the Riddle House in Little Hangleton.
   • Aug 20, 1994 (Saturday Night — Murder of Frank Bryce & Harry's Scar Dream):
     • Investigating a fire in the Riddle House, 76-year-old Muggle gardener Frank Bryce overhears Voldemort and Wormtail discussing Bertha Jorkins's murder, their "faithful servant at Hogwarts," and a plan to kill Harry Potter that requires Harry in person. Spotted by Nagini, Frank bravely confronts Voldemort and is murdered with Avada Kedavra.
     • Simultaneously at #4 Privet Drive, Harry Potter wakes with his lightning scar burning from the vision, and writes to Sirius Black the next morning (while enduring the Dursleys' grapefruit diet caused by Smeltings nurse's letter about Dudley's weight).
   • Aug 21, 1994 (Sunday, 5:00 PM — Floo Powder Rescue & Ton-Tongue Toffee):
     • Arthur Weasley, Ron, Fred, and George arrive via the Dursleys' boarded-up electric fireplace (temporarily connected to the Floo Network). As they depart, Fred "accidentally" drops a Ton-Tongue Toffee, which Dudley eats—causing Dudley's tongue to swell into a four-foot purple python before Arthur repairs it.
     • At The Burrow, Harry meets Bill Weasley (cool Gringotts curse-breaker with a fang earring and ponytail) and Charlie Weasley, while Molly Weasley fumes after finding Fred and George's Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes order forms. Over dinner in the garden, Percy Weasley (now working for Bartemius Crouch Sr. at the Ministry) gossips about Bertha Jorkins's disappearance and a top-secret Hogwarts event.
   • Aug 22–23, 1994 (Monday–Tuesday — The 422nd Quidditch World Cup & The Dark Mark):
     • Mon Dawn (Stoatshead Hill Portkey): Harry, Hermione, and the Weasleys hike up Stoatshead Hill, meet Amos Diggory (Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures) and Cedric Diggory, and take the 5:07 AM Portkey (a mangy old boot) to the World Cup Campsite managed by Obliviated Muggle Mr. Roberts.
     • Mon Afternoon: They pitch two magical tents (borrowed from Perkins; identical to 3-room flats inside with bath and kitchen), meet Ludo Bagman (who takes Fred and George's entire life savings—37 Galleons, 15 Sickles, 3 Knuts plus a fake wand—on a bet that Ireland will win, but Viktor Krum will catch the Snitch) and Barty Crouch Sr. (dressed impeccably like a Muggle bank manager; calls Percy "Weatherby"), and buy Omniculars (10 Galleons each, gifted by Harry to Ron and Hermione).
     • Mon Night (The World Cup Final — Top Box): In the 100,000-seat gold stadium, Harry sits in the Top Box with the Weasleys, Cornelius Fudge, Bulgarian Minister Oblansk, Lucius, Narcissa, and Draco Malfoy, and Crouch's terrified house-elf Winky (covering her eyes and saving an "empty" seat beside her where Barty Crouch Jr. sits hidden under an Invisibility Cloak, slowly fighting off his father's Imperius Curse).
       • Mascots: Bulgaria's Veela (who entrance Harry and Ron into trying to jump out of the box before turning into fire-throwing bird-headed harpies) vs. Ireland's Leprechauns (who shower the stadium with disappearing Leprechaun gold).
       • The Match: Referee Hassan Mostafa. Ireland's Chasers (Troy, Mullet, Moran) dominate 130–10; Bulgarian Seeker Viktor Krum executes the Wronski Feint (causing Irish Seeker Aidan Lynch to crash), takes a Bludger to the face from Connolly, and catches the Snitch while trailing 170–10—so Ireland wins the World Cup 170 to 160! Ludo Bagman pays Fred and George's winning bet in Leprechaun gold (which vanishes the next morning).
     • Tue Early Hours (Death Eater Riot & The Dark Mark):
       • A crowd of masked Death Eaters marches through the campsite firing blasts into tents and levitating Mr. Roberts, his wife, and two children high in the air.
       • Fleeing into the woods with Ron, Hermione, and Ginny, Harry realizes his wand is missing from his pocket (pickpocketed in the Top Box by invisible Barty Crouch Jr.). Moments later, Barty Crouch Jr. steps into the dark bushes nearby and shouts "MORSMORDRE!", firing the colossal emerald-green skull-and-serpent Dark Mark into the sky—causing the Death Eaters in the campsite to disapparate in panic.
       • Twenty Ministry wizards (Arthur Weasley, Barty Crouch Sr., Amos Diggory, etc.) apparate into the clearing firing Stupefy. They find Winky unconscious in the bushes clutching Harry's wand (which Barty Crouch Jr. dropped when stunned while tied dynamically to Winky). Amos Diggory casts Prior Incantato, producing a shadowy echo of the Dark Mark from Harry's wand. Realizing his son cast the Mark after overpowering the Imperius Curse, a shaken Barty Crouch Sr. publicly sacks Winky on the spot by handing her clothes for failing to control him— horrifying Hermione Granger.
   • Aug 24–31, 1994: Rita Skeeter publishes scathing Daily Prophet articles blaming Ministry incompetence for the Dark Mark panic and reporting Arthur Weasley's comment on Bertha Jorkins. On Sep 1, 1994, before the family leaves for King's Cross in Muggle taxis, Amos Diggory's head appears in the Burrow kitchen fire to report that Mad-Eye Moody set off his dustbins at 4:00 AM claiming intruders were in his yard—in reality, Voldemort and Wormtail had arrived at the Crouch home, put Barty Crouch Sr. under the Imperius Curse, freed Barty Crouch Jr., and ambushed the real Alastor Moody that very morning so Barty Jr. could take his place with Polyjuice Potion!
4. #4[CALENDAR] Year 4 Autumn Term: September - October 1994

   Keys: unforgivable curses, s.p.e.w., beauxbatons, age line, avada kedavra, blast-ended skrewt, durmstrang, september 1994, four champions, september, halloween, cruciatus, october, imperius, mad-eye moody, goblet of fire, october 1994, triwizard tournament

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   [YEAR 4 DATED SCHEDULE: SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER 1994]

   • Sep 1, 1994 (Thursday — Hogwarts Express & The Triwizard Announcement):
     • On the train, Draco Malfoy taunts Ron over his lace-trimmed secondhand dress robes (bought by Molly Weasley for the unannounced Yule Ball) and hints at the Tournament.
     • In a torrential rainstorm, Peeves drops water balloons on arriving students in the Entrance Hall until McGonagall intervenes. Colin Creevey's little brother Dennis Creevey falls into the Black Lake, is lifted back into his boat by the Giant Squid, and is sorted into Gryffindor (alongside Ravenclaw's Stewart Ackerley and Orla Quirke, Slytherin's Malcolm Baddock and Graham Pritchard, and Hufflepuff's Eleanor Branstone, Owen Cauldwell, Laura Madley, and Kevin Whitby).
     • Dumbledore's Welcoming Speech: Announces that Quidditch is replaced by the Triwizard Tournament (1,000-Galleon prize; last held centuries ago until the death toll grew too high; restricted to students aged 17 or older when the Beauxbatons and Durmstrang delegations arrive in October), bans Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, and introduces Professor Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody as the new DADA teacher. Gryffindors enter the tower via password Balderdash.
   • Sep 2, 1994 (Friday — Blast-Ended Skrewts & The Ferret Incident):
     • Morning: In Herbology, Sprout teaches 4th-years to squeeze pus from Bubotubers (cures stubborn acne). In Care of Magical Creatures, Hagrid introduces illegally crossbred Blast-Ended Skrewts (shell-less, slimy lobster-like creatures crossbred from Manticores and Fire Crabs that shoot sparks from their rear ends and sting/bite).
     • Lunchtime (The Bouncing White Ferret): In the Entrance Hall, Draco Malfoy waves the Daily Prophet article attacking Arthur Weasley and insults Molly Weasley ("Wait till your father's in the paper, Weasley..."). When Harry fires back about Narcissa Malfoy looking as if she has dung under her nose, Malfoy tries to hex Harry in the back—and "Mad-Eye" Moody transfigures Malfoy into a white ferret and bounces him repeatedly up and down the dungeon corridor until McGonagall restores Malfoy and scolds Moody ("We *never* use transfiguration as a punishment!").
     • Evening (Founding of S.P.E.W.): Learning from Nearly Headless Nick that over 100 house-elves work unpaid in the Hogwarts kitchens, Hermione Granger founds the Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare (S.P.E.W.) (charging 2 Sickles for a badge; naming Ron Treasurer and Harry Secretary).
   • Sep 5, 1994 (Monday — Moody's Unforgivable Curses Lesson):
     • Using three spiders in a glass jar, "Moody" demonstrates the three Unforgivable Curses (use of any one on a human earns a life sentence in Azkaban):
       1. The Imperius Curse (Imperio — suggested by Ron): Total mind control; makes the spider tap-dance and cartwheel.
       2. The Cruciatus Curse (Crucio — identified by a pale, trembling Neville Longbottom): Excruciating torture; makes the enlarged spider twitch violently in agony until Hermione cries out "Stop it! Can't you see it's bothering him?"
       3. The Killing Curse (Avada Kedavra — whispered by Hermione): Blinding flash of green light and a rushing sound; kills the spider instantly; no counter-curse or blocking spell exists, and only Harry Potter has ever survived it.
     • Afterward, fake Moody invites a shaken Neville Longbottom to his office for tea and lends him Magical Water Plants of the Highland Lochs—secretly planting the Gillyweed clue for the Second Task months in advance!
   • Mid-Oct 1994 (Imperius Resistance Training & Sirius's Reply):
     • In a subsequent DADA class, Moody puts every student under the Imperius Curse in turn to teach them how to fight it off. Harry Potter hears Moody's voice echoing inside a floating, carefree fog ("Jump onto the desk...") and asks himself "Why?", fighting off the curse completely after four attempts ("Potter's fought it! He's fought it!").
     • Hedwig returns with Sirius Black's letter announcing he has flown north back into Britain in response to Harry's scar hurting and the Dark Mark at the World Cup.
   • Oct 30, 1994 (Saturday, 6:00 PM — Arrival of Beauxbatons & Durmstrang):
     • Beauxbatons arrives in a gigantic powder-blue carriage pulled by twelve winged palomino Abraxan horses; Madame Olympe Maxime steps out (equal in height to Hagrid, who is instantly smitten with her) alongside her students (including Fleur Delacour).
     • Durmstrang arrives in a ghostly ship rising from the depths of the Black Lake; Igor Karkaroff greets Dumbledore warmly while Viktor Krum walks in beside him (sending Ron into fanboy rapture).
     • At the feast (featuring French bouillabaisse), Ludo Bagman and an exhausted-looking Barty Crouch Sr. join the staff table. Dumbledore unveils the Goblet of Fire (rough-hewn wooden cup filled with dancing blue-white flames) and explains that students have 24 hours to submit their names on parchment before the Goblet selects the three school champions tomorrow night on Halloween.
   • Oct 31, 1994 (Sunday — The Age Line & The Four Champions):
     • Morning: Dumbledore draws a thin golden Age Line (10-foot radius) around the Goblet of Fire in the Entrance Hall. Fred and George Weasley (still 16 until April 1) drink an Aging Potion and jump across the line—only to be flung 10 feet backward and sprout long, identical white beards. Angelina Johnson (17), Viktor Krum, Cedric Diggory, and Fleur Delacour submit their names; Harry, Ron, and Hermione visit Hagrid (who has put on his hairy brown suit and cologne to woo Madame Maxime).
     • Halloween Feast (Champion Selection): The Goblet's flames turn red and shoot out three charred parchments:
       1. Durmstrang Champion: Viktor Krum
       2. Beauxbatons Champion: Fleur Delacour
       3. Hogwarts Champion: Cedric Diggory
     • Seconds after Dumbledore declares the selection complete, the Goblet's flames turn red a fourth time and eject a fourth name: Harry Potter!
     • The Anteroom Confrontation: In the portrait-lined chamber off the Hall, Madame Maxime and Karkaroff furiously accuse Dumbledore of cheating with two Hogwarts champions. Ludo Bagman and Barty Crouch Sr. explain that entering the Goblet constitutes a binding magical contract—Harry has no choice but to compete. "Mad-Eye" Moody declares that someone Confunded the Goblet of Fire with an exceptionally powerful Confundus Charm to make it forget that only three schools compete, entering Harry's name under a fourth school to ensure he was the sole candidate in that category ("maybe someone's hoping Potter is going to *die* for it").
     • The Estrangement with Ron: Back in the Gryffindor dormitory, Ron Weasley refuses to believe Harry didn't put his own name in the Goblet out of a desire for glory and 1,000 Galleons, and stops speaking to Harry (while the Hufflepuffs,Ravenclaws, and Slytherins turn against Harry for stealing Cedric's glory).
5. #5[CALENDAR] Year 4 Winter Term: November - December 1994 (First Task & Yule Ball)

   Keys: december, november 1994, golden egg, hogwarts kitchens, yule ball, rita skeeter, weird sisters, hungarian horntail, weighing of the wands, december 1994, first task, winky, christmas, accio firebolt, dobby, november

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   [YEAR 4 DATED SCHEDULE: NOVEMBER – DECEMBER 1994]

   • Nov 1–12, 1994 (Skeeter's Badge War & The Weighing of the Wands):
     • Only Hermione Granger stands by Harry (bringing him toast by the lake while he owls Sirius). Draco Malfoy distributes enchanted badges across the school that flash SUPPORT CEDRIC DIGGORY — THE REAL HOGWARTS CHAMPION! and turn into POTTER STINKS when pressed.
     • Outside the Potions dungeon, Harry and Malfoy draw wands at the same time: Harry's Furnunculus and Malfoy's Densaugeo ricochet—hitting Goyle (boiling face) and Hermione (whose already-large front teeth grow past her collar). Snape mocks Hermione ("I see no difference"), causing Ron and Harry to scream at Snape (-50 points each and detentions); in the Hospital Wing, Hermione intentionally lets Madam Pomfrey shrink her teeth slightly smaller and straighter than they were before!
     • Mid-Nov (The Weighing of the Wands): Harry is pulled from Potions by Colin Creevey for the wand inspection and photo shoot. Rita Skeeter drags Harry into a broom cupboard with her acid-green Quick-Quotes Quill (which fabricates tearful quotes about his dead parents). Mr. Ollivander tests all four wands:
       1. Fleur Delacour: 9½ inches, inflexible, Rosewood, core of Veela hair from her grandmother (Orchideous -> bouquet of flowers).
       2. Cedric Diggory: 12¼ inches, pleasantly springy, Ash, core of unicorn tail hair from a magnificent male unicorn (silver smoke rings).
       3. Viktor Krum: 10¼ inches, quite rigid, thicker than usual, Hornbeam, core of dragon heartstring made by Gregorovitch (Avis -> flock of small twittering birds).
       4. Harry Potter: 11 inches, nice and supple, Holly, core of phoenix feather (fountain of wine).
   • Nov 21–23, 1994 (Hagrid's Dragons, Sirius in the Fire & Mastering Accio):
     • Sat Nov 21 (Hogsmeade & The Four Dragons): Rita Skeeter's humiliating front-page article about Harry crying over his parents is published. Harry visits Hogsmeade under his Invisibility Cloak with Hermione, spots Moody and Hagrid in the Three Broomsticks, and is invited by Hagrid to come to his hut at midnight with his Cloak.
     • Sat Midnight (The Forbidden Forest Enclosure): Putting on his hairiest suit and flower for Madame Maxime, Hagrid leads Madame Maxime (and invisible Harry) deep into the Forest to see the First Task: Charlie Weasley and a team of dragon keepers have brought four nesting mother dragons guarding clutches of eggs (Hungarian Horntail, Common Welsh Green, Swedish Short-Snout, and Chinese Fireball)—while Igor Karkaroff sneaks up behind the trees to spy on them too!
     • Sun Nov 22 (1:00 AM — Sirius Black in the Gryffindor Fire): Sirius's head appears in the Gryffindor common room fireplace. He warns Harry that Karkaroff was a Death Eater in Azkaban with him, that Bertha Jorkins was sharp-memoried enough to have been lured into a trap, and begins to suggest a simple spell to beat a dragon before Ron Weasley walks down the stairs and interrupts them.
     • Mon Nov 23: Knowing Karkaroff and Maxime both saw the dragons, Harry tells Cedric Diggory that the First Task is dragons out of fairness. Seeing Harry's distress, "Mad-Eye" Moody pulls Harry into his office, tells him to play to his strengths (flying), and nudges him toward summoning his Firebolt from the castle. Harry and Hermione stay up until 2:00 AM in an empty classroom practicing the Summoning Charm (Accio) until Harry masters it completely.
   • Nov 24, 1994 (Tuesday — The First Task: The Hungarian Horntail & Reconciliation with Ron):
     • Waiting Tent: Champions draw miniature live dragon models from a purple silk bag:
       1. Fleur Delacour (#2): Common Welsh Green (puts it in an enchanted trance, but it snores a jet of flame that sets her skirt on fire).
       2. Viktor Krum (#3): Chinese Fireball (hits it in the eye with the Conjunctivitis Curse, but it crushes half the real eggs in pain -> 40/50 points).
       3. Cedric Diggory (#1): Swedish Short-Snout (transfigures a rock into a Labrador dog as a distraction, but gets burned on the cheek -> 38 points).
       4. Harry Potter (#4): Hungarian Horntail (the most vicious dragon, with a spiked tail and 50-foot fire range).
     • Harry's Run: Harry shouts "Accio Firebolt!", mounts his broom as it streaks out of the castle, baits the Horntail into rising into the air (taking a tail-spike gash to the shoulder), and dives beneath it to snatch the Golden Egg in the fastest time of all four champions!
     • Scores & Reconciliation: Madame Maxime (8), Mr. Crouch (9), Dumbledore (9), Ludo Bagman (10), and Karkaroff (4 — biased) give Harry 40/50 points, tying him for First Place with Viktor Krum! Ron Weasley rushes into the first-aid tent ("Harry, whoever put your name in that goblet—I—I reckon they're trying to do you in!"), and Harry and Ron reconcile completely. At the Gryffindor party (Banana fritters), Harry opens the Golden Egg, which emits a deafening, screeching wail (a Mermish song that can only be understood underwater, as Cedric Diggory later tips Harry off to take a bath in the 5th-floor Prefects' Bathroom via password Pine fresh).
   • Late Nov – Mid-Dec 1994 (The Hogwarts Kitchens & Yule Ball Invitations):
     • Hermione drags Harry and Ron down to the Hogwarts Kitchens (tickling the green pear on a fruit-bowl painting outside the Hufflepuff basement so it giggles and turns into a doorknob). There they reunite with Dobby (who insisted on 1 Galleon a week and one day off a month from Dumbledore, wearing a tea cozy, mismatched socks, and badges) and find Winky weeping drunk on Butterbeer by the fire, pining for Barty Crouch Sr. and refusing to reveal her master's secrets.
     • McGonagall announces the traditional Yule Ball on Christmas night (8:00 PM – midnight; open to 4th-years and above; champions must open the dancing). After agonizing for weeks, Harry works up the courage to ask Cho Chang, who apologetically tells him Cedric Diggory already asked her; Ron humiliatingly blurts out an invitation to Fleur Delacour and flees; Neville asks Hermione (who has already secretly agreed to go with Viktor Krum) and then takes Ginny Weasley; and Harry finally asks Parvati Patil, who arranges for her Ravenclaw twin sister Padma Patil to go with Ron.
   • Dec 25, 1994 (Sunday — Christmas Day & The Yule Ball):
     • Morning: Dobby wakes Harry with hand-knitted mismatched socks (one red with broomsticks, one green with Snitches; Harry gives Dobby Uncle Vernon's old mustard socks and Ron gives him a purple pair and sweater).
     • 8:00 PM – Midnight (The Yule Ball): The Great Hall is transformed into a silver-frosted winter wonderland with The Weird Sisters playing on stage.
       • Champion Dates: Fleur Delacour & Ravenclaw Quidditch Captain Roger Davies; Cedric Diggory & Cho Chang; Viktor Krum & Hermione Granger (whose sleek hair, periwinkle-blue robes, and shrunken teeth leave the school—and a jealous Ron—speechless); Harry Potter & Parvati Patil. Percy Weasley attends in navy-blue dress robes as Barty Crouch Sr.'s personal representative (claiming Mr. Crouch is "too ill/tired" to attend—in reality imprisoned at home by Voldemort and Wormtail).
       • The Rose Garden Eavesdropping & Row: While walking in the fairy-lit rose garden after ditching the dance floor, Harry and Ron overhear Igor Karkaroff telling Severus Snape that "it's been growing clearer for months" (the Dark Mark on their forearms), and overhear Hagrid confessing to an offended Madame Maxime that he is a half-giant (son of giantess Fridwulfa and a tiny wizard father who died in Hagrid's 2nd year)—within earshot of Rita Skeeter disguised in her unregistered beetle Animagus form on a stone reindeer!
       • Returning inside, Ron explodes in jealousy at Hermione for going with Krum ("fraternizing with the enemy"), culminating in a blazing argument in the common room ("Next time there's a ball, ask me before someone else does, and not as a last resort!").
6. #6[CALENDAR] Year 4 Spring Term: January - May 1995 (Second Task, Crouch & Pensieve)

   Keys: prefects' bathroom, january 1995, january, april 1995, merpeople, egg clue, may 1995, pensieve, second task, padfoot returns, madness of mr crouch, may, gillyweed, february, gabrielle delacour, april, march 1995, february 1995, march

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   [YEAR 4 DATED SCHEDULE: JANUARY – MAY 1995]

   • Jan 1995 (Skeeter's Giant Scoop, Hogsmeade Confrontation & The Prefects' Bathroom):
     • Rita Skeeter publishes a front-page Daily Prophet exposé ("DUMBLEDORE'S GIANT MISTAKE") revealing Hagrid is a half-giant, causing Hagrid to lock himself in his cabin in shame while Professor Wilhelmina Grubbly-Plank (competent witch with closely cropped gray hair and a pipe; teaches Unicorns) temporarily takes over Care of Magical Creatures.
     • During the mid-January Hogsmeade visit, Ludo Bagman corners Harry in the Three Broomsticks offering to help him win (and is brushed off by suspicious goblins led by Ragnok), and Hermione publicly insults Rita Skeeter ("You're a horrible woman")—earning Hermione a vicious Witch Weekly hit piece in February accusing her of using Love Potions on Harry and Viktor Krum (triggering hate mail, including a pus-filled Bubotuber envelope that burns Hermione's hands). Dumbledore, Ron, Hermione, and Harry visit Hagrid's hut and convince him to return to work.
     • Night of Jan 21, 1995 (The Egg and the Eye): Taking Cedric's advice, Harry sneaks to the 5th-floor Prefects' Bathroom (Pine fresh) at midnight under his Invisibility Cloak with the Marauder's Map. Encouraged by Moaning Myrtle (who spies on the marble pool from the taps), Harry submerges the Golden Egg and hears the Merpeople's song: "Come seek us where our voices sound, / We cannot sing above the ground, / And while you're searching, ponder this: / We've taken what you'll sorely miss, / An hour long you'll have to look, / And to recover what we took, / But past an hour — the prospect's black, / Too late, it's gone, it won't come back."
     • Walking back to Gryffindor Tower, Harry spots Bartemius Crouch on the Marauder's Map inside Snape's dungeon office (actually Barty Crouch Jr. raiding Snape's stores for Boomslang skin and Lacewing flies to brew more Polyjuice Potion!). Harry drops the Golden Egg and gets his leg stuck in the vanishing trick step halfway down the staircase. Filch and Snape arrive as the Egg screeches; "Mad-Eye" Moody (Barty Jr.) marches down in his nightshirt, sees the Marauder's Map on the floor with his magical eye, drives Snape and Filch off by claiming the Egg is his, rescues Harry, and "borrows" the Marauder's Map so Harry can never spot his real name (Bartemius Crouch) on it again!
   • Feb 24, 1995 (Friday, 9:30 AM — The Second Task: The Black Lake):
     • Night of Feb 23: At 8:30 PM in the Library, Fred and George and Hermione are summoned to McGonagall's office (to be put into an enchanted sleep at the bottom of the Black Lake along with Ron Weasley, Cho Chang, and Fleur's 8-year-old sister Gabrielle Delacour). To make sure Harry gets the Gillyweed after Neville failed to mention it, "Moody" stages a loud conversation with McGonagall within earshot of Dobby about whether Potter will use Gillyweed—prompting Dobby to steal Gillyweed from Snape's stores and wake Harry in the library at 9:20 AM on Feb 24!
     • The Dive (9:30 AM – 10:30 AM):
       1. Harry Potter: Chews the Gillyweed, sprouting gills behind his ears and webbed hands and feet for one hour; fights past Grindylows, reaches the Merpeople's stone village first, finds Ron, Hermione, Cho, and Gabrielle tied to a giant merperson statue, refuses to leave the other hostages behind when the Merpeople say he can only take his own, waits until Cedric (using the Bubble-Head Charm) rescues Cho and Viktor Krum (partially transfigured into a shark) rescues Hermione, and when Fleur Delacour fails to appear (forced out by Grindylows), Harry cuts Gabrielle Delacour free with a sharp rock and drags both Ron and Gabrielle to the surface after the hour expires!
     • Scores: After Murcus (Merchieftainess of the Black Lake) tells Dumbledore of Harry's moral fiber in refusing to abandon the hostages, the judges award Fleur 25 points, Cedric 47 points (1st back, 1 min past the hour), Krum 40 points, and Harry 45 points—leaving Harry and Cedric tied for First Place with 85 points each going into the Third Task on June 24!
   • Mar 1995 (Padfoot in Hogsmeade & Winky's Cave Confession):
     • On the Saturday Hogsmeade visit in March, Harry, Ron, and Hermione meet Sirius Black (as Padfoot) at the stile at the end of the village (bringing him chicken legs and bread) and hike up to a mountain cave where Sirius is hiding with Buckbeak.
     • Sirius reveals that Bartemius Crouch Sr. once sentenced his own son (Barty Crouch Jr.) to Azkaban after the boy was caught with Death Eaters trying to find Voldemort, that the boy died in Azkaban a year later (where Sirius saw him buried), and that Bertha Jorkins was in their year at Hogwarts before vanishing in Albania (where Voldemort was last rumored to be).
   • Late May 1995 (The Madness of Mr. Crouch & Dumbledore's Pensieve):
     • 8:30 PM (Viewing the Maze): Ludo Bagman leads the four champions out to the Quidditch Pitch, which has been overgrown with 20-foot-high hedges for the Third Task Maze. As they walk back, Viktor Krum asks Harry to talk near the Forbidden Forest to make sure there is nothing romantic between Harry and Hermione (since Rita Skeeter wrote about them).
     • Mr. Crouch's Appearance & Murder: A disheveled, delirious Barty Crouch Sr. (having broken free of Voldemort's Imperius Curse and walked from London) stumbles out of the Forbidden Forest, muttering frantic warnings to imaginary Percy alongside coherent pleas to see Dumbledore ("I've done... stupid... thing... Bertha... dead... my fault... my son... my fault... tell Dumbledore... Dark Lord... stronger").
     • While Harry sprints to the castle to fetch Dumbledore (delayed by Snape outside the gargoyle), Barty Crouch Jr. (as Moody) tracks his father via the Marauder's Map, Stuns Viktor Krum from behind, murders his own father Barty Crouch Sr., transfigures his father's corpse into a single bone, and buries it in the freshly dug earth in front of Hagrid's cabin! Arriving back with Dumbledore, "Moody" arrives right on cue claiming Dumbledore told him to search the Forest.
     • Late May (Divination Dream & The Pensieve): During a sweltering Divination class, Harry falls asleep and dreams of Voldemort inside the Riddle House punishing Wormtail with Crucio because Barty Crouch Sr. escaped (before telling Wormtail that Crouch is now "no longer a threat"). Going to Dumbledore's Office (Cockroach Cluster), Harry overhears Dumbledore, Fudge, and Moody discussing Crouch's disappearance. Left alone while they inspect the grounds, Harry peers into Dumbledore's Pensieve (shallow stone basin carved with runes containing silvery memories) and witnesses the three 1981–1982 Death Eater trials (Karkaroff, Ludo Bagman, and Bellatrix/Rodolphus/Rabastan Lestrange + Barty Crouch Jr.). Dumbledore returns, explains how Neville Longbottom's parents were tortured into insanity, and tells Harry he believes Voldemort is growing stronger.
7. #7[CALENDAR] Year 4 Climax: June 24, 1995 (Third Task, Graveyard & Veritaserum)

   Keys: june 24 1995, rita skeeter animagus, third task, flesh blood and bone, sphinx, death eaters, priori incantatem, little hangleton, june, cedric diggory's death, maze, june 1995, barty crouch jr., parting of the ways, veritaserum

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   [YEAR 4 DATED SCHEDULE: JUNE 1995 (THE THIRD TASK, GRAVEYARD & THE PARTING OF THE WAYS)]

   • Jun 24, 1995 (Saturday — The Third Task & Voldemort's Resurrection):
     • Morning & Afternoon: Molly Weasley and Bill Weasley arrive at Hogwarts as Harry's family guests for the Third Task (bringing comfortafter Rita Skeeter's latest article claiming Harry collapsed in Divination). Before dinner, "Mad-Eye" Moody volunteers to carry the Triwizard Cup into the center of the Maze—secretly turning the Cup into a two-way Portkey to Little Hangleton graveyard!
     • 9:00 PM (Entering the Maze): Tied at 85 points, Harry and Cedric enter the 20-foot-high Maze first, followed by Krum (80 pts) and Fleur (70 pts). Inside, "Moody" watches through the hedges with his magical eye, sweeping obstacles out of Harry's path and putting Viktor Krum under the Imperius Curse to take out Fleur and Cedric:
       1. Harry uses the Four-Point Spell ("Point me"), encounters a Boggart-Dementor (destroys it with Expecto Patronum -> Riddikulus), navigates a golden mist that turns the world upside down, blasts past a 10-foot Blast-Ended Skrewt, hears Fleur scream as she is Stunned by Imperiused Krum, and hears Krum torturing Cedric with Crucio.
       2. Harry blasts through the hedge (Reducto), Stuns Krum (Stupefy) to save Cedric, and sends up red sparks for Fleur and Krum.
       3. Harry answers the Sphinx's Riddle ("First think of the person who lives in disguise... / Second, tell me what's always the last thing to mend... / And third, give me the sound often heard / During the search for a hard-to-find word" -> Spy + दुर/end + er = Spider).
       4. Racing Cedric toward the glowing Triwizard Cup, a giant Acromantula attacks them and breaks Harry's injured leg. Together, Harry and Cedric defeat the spider; refusing to take the Cup while Cedric gives it up (and vice versa), Harry and Cedric agree to take the Triwizard Cup together at the exact same instant ("On three — one — two — three —").
     • Late Night (Little Hangleton Graveyard — Flesh, Blood, and Bone):
       • The Cup Portkey transports Harry and Cedric to the overgrown graveyard beside the Riddle House. Wormtail emerges carrying the bundled form of Lord Voldemort. On Voldemort's chilling order ("Kill the spare"), Wormtail murders Cedric Diggory instantly with Avada Kedavra, binds Harry tightly against the marble headstone of Tom Riddle Sr. (1905–1943), and performs the Dark resurrection ritual in a giant stone cauldron:
         1. Bone of the father, unknowingly given: Dust from Tom Riddle Sr.'s grave.
         2. Flesh of the servant, willingly sacrificed: Wormtail cuts off his own right hand with a silver dagger.
         3. Blood of the enemy, forcibly taken: Wormtail slices Harry's right arm (taking Lily's sacrificial blood protection into Voldemort's own veins).
       • Lord Voldemort rises reborn—tall, skeletal, chalk-white, with scarlet snake-slitted eyes and flat nostrils—bestows a gleaming living silver hand on Wormtail, and presses the Dark Mark on Wormtail's forearm to summon his Death Eaters.
     • The Circle of Death Eaters: Masked Death Eaters apparate into the graveyard: Lucius Malfoy, Crabbe Sr., Goyle Sr., Nott Sr., Walden Macnair, Avery (punished with Crucio for begging forgiveness), plus empty gaps in the circle for the dead, the Lestranges in Azkaban, the "coward" who fled (Karkaroff), the one who "left me forever" (Snape), and the "faithful servant at Hogwarts" who guided Harry here tonight.
     • The Duel & Priori Incantatem: Voldemort unties Harry, forces him to bow with Crucio, throws off Imperio when Harry screams "I will not!", and fires Avada Kedavra as Harry fires Expelliarmus. Because both wands share twin tail feathers from Fawkes, the spells collide in a golden beam (Priori Incantatem / The Reverse Spell Effect), lifting both wizards into the air inside a golden dome of web-light and forcing Voldemort's wand to regurgitate ghostly echoes of its last victims in reverse order:
       1. Wormtail's silver hand, then Cedric Diggory ("Hold on, Harry... Take my body back, will you? Take my body back to my parents..."), Frank Bryce, Bertha Jorkins, Lily Potter ("Your father's coming... Hold on for your father..."), and James Potter ("When the connection is broken, we will linger for only moments... enough time for you to run to the Portkey").
       • On James's signal, Harry breaks the connection while the ghostly figures swarm Voldemort, dodges stunning spells, grabs Cedric's wrist, and summons the Cup ("Accio!")—returning to the Hogwarts grounds clutching Cedric's body!
   • Jun 24–25, 1995 (Night — Unmasking Barty Crouch Jr., Veritaserum & The Parting of the Ways):
     • "Moody" drags a traumatized Harry away from the horrified crowd into his DADA office, reveals that he put Harry's name in the Goblet, nudged Hagrid, Cedric, and Dobby, and murdered his father—and raises his wand to kill Harry as the Polyjuice Potion wears off.
     • Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Snape blast the door open and Stun "Moody". Opening the seven locks of Moody's trunk, they rescue the real, emaciated Alastor Moody from the bottom compartment and watch the impostor transform back into Barty Crouch Jr.!
     • Under Snape's Veritaserum, Barty Crouch Jr. confesses the entire plot from his 1982 Azkaban escape with his dying mother to rigging the Triwizard Tournament for Voldemort. Dumbledore takes Harry to his office (with Sirius Black as Padfoot), where Harry recounts the graveyard duel and Dumbledore's eyes gleam in triumph for a split second upon learning Voldemort took Harry's blood; Fawkes heals Harry's leg.
     • Fudge's Betrayal & The Parting of the Ways: Before Dumbledore can bring Cornelius Fudge to question Barty Crouch Jr., Fudge brings a Dementor into the room, which immediately swoops down and administers the Dementor's Kiss to Barty Crouch Jr., destroying the only witness! In the Hospital Wing, Fudge refuses to believe Voldemort has returned, throws Harry's 1,000-Galleon Triwizard winnings onto his bed, and storms out after Dumbledore demands the removal of Dementors from Azkaban and the sending of envoys to the giants.
     • Reconvening the Old Crowd: Dumbledore immediately dispatches Sirius Black (after forcing Severus Snape and Sirius to shake hands) to alert Remus Lupin, Arabella Figg, and Mundungus Fletcher and lie low at Lupin's, sends Hagrid and Madame Maxime on a secret mission (to the giants), and Snape bares the black Dark Mark on his left arm to Fudge before departing on his own dangerous mission for Dumbledore.
   • End of June 1995 (Memorial Feast, Skeeter Caught & Fred & George's Seed Money):
     • At the somber Leaving Feast (hung in black banners for Cedric Diggory), Dumbledore tells the entire school the truth: that Cedric Diggory was murdered by Lord Voldemort.
     • On the Hogwarts Express home, Hermione Granger reveals she caught Rita Skeeter in her unregistered beetle Animagus form on the Hospital Wing windowsill on June 24 and has kept her locked inside an Unbreakable Jar to blackmail her into keeping quiet for a full year! Before stepping off at King's Cross, Harry forces Fred and George Weasley to take the entire 1,000-Galleon Triwizard prize sack as start-up capital for their joke shop (Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes), asking only that they buy Ron new dress robes and throw in a few laughs.
8. #8[CHARACTER] Harry James Potter (Year 4)

   Keys: Harry, The Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter, Potter, Fourth Champion

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   [CHARACTER: HARRY JAMES POTTER (YEAR 4 STATE)]

   • Role / House / Age: Gryffindor 4th Year | Fourth Triwizard Champion | Born July 31, 1980 (Age 14 in 1994–1995).
   • Wand & Equipment (Year 4): 11" Holly, phoenix feather core (Fawkes—tested by Ollivander in Nov 1994; triggers Priori Incantatem when dueling Voldemort's twin-core 13.5" yew wand on June 24, 1995); Firebolt racing broom; father's Invisibility Cloak; Marauder's Map (borrowed by fake Moody in Jan 1995; reclaimed after June 24, 1995); Pocket Sneakoscope; snowy owl Hedwig.
   • New Year 4 Spells & Capabilities:
     • Total Imperius Curse Resistance: Throws off both fake Moody's classroom Imperio (Oct 1994) and Lord Voldemort's own Imperio in the Little Hangleton graveyard on June 24, 1995 ("I will not!").
     • Tournament Arsenal: Accio (Summoning Charm), Stupefy (Stunning Spell), Impedimenta (Impediment Jinx), Reducto (Reductor Curse), Four-Point Spell ("Point me") (turns wand into a north-pointing compass), Relashio ( shoots fiery sparks / boiling water underwater against Grindylows), Diffindo (Severing Charm), Furnunculus (Pimple Jinx), Expelliarmus, and Expecto Patronum.
   • Cumulative History (Years 1–3): Defeated Quirrell/Voldemort (Year 1); slew Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk and destroyed Tom Riddle's Diary (Year 2); learned the Stag Patronus and used Hermione's Time-Turner to rescue Sirius Black and Buckbeak (Year 3).
   • Year 4 Arc: Entered against his will into the Triwizard Tournament by Barty Crouch Jr.; ties for 1st in the First Task (40 pts, outflying the Hungarian Horntail on his Firebolt); attends the Yule Ball with Parvati Patil while nursing a crush on Cho Chang; finishes 2nd/moral 1st in the Second Task using Dobby's Gillyweed to save Ron and Gabrielle Delacour (45 pts); shares the Triwizard Cup with Cedric Diggory on June 24, 1995; witnesses Cedric's murder and Voldemort's resurrection using Harry's blood; escapes via Priori Incantatem; and gifts his 1,000-Galleon prize to Fred and George Weasley.
9. #9[CHARACTER] Ron Weasley & Hermione Granger (Year 4)

   Keys: S.P.E.W., Pigwidgeon, Ron, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Hermione, Crookshanks, Ronald Weasley, Granger

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   [CHARACTERS: RON WEASLEY & HERMIONE GRANGER (YEAR 4 STATE)]

   • Ronald "Ron" Weasley (Gryffindor 4th Year | Age 14–15):
     • Wand & Pet: 14" Willow, unicorn hair wand; owns hyperactive miniature owl Pigwidgeon ("Pig").
     • Year 4 Arc: Obsessed with Bulgarian Seeker Viktor Krum at the Quidditch World Cup (until Krum asks Hermione to the Yule Ball); deeply humiliated by his moldy, lace-trimmed maroon secondhand dress robes; stops speaking to Harry from Oct 31 to Nov 24, 1994 out of jealousy/hurt over the Goblet of Fire before reconciling immediately after Harry faces the Hungarian Horntail; impulsively asks Fleur Delacour to the Yule Ball after being hit by her Veela charm, then attends with Padma Patil (ignoring Padma all evening while seething with jealousy over Hermione and Viktor Krum); serves as Harry's hostage at the bottom of the Black Lake in the Second Task (Feb 24, 1995); and helps train Harry in hexes and jinxes for the Third Task.
   • Hermione Jean Granger (Gryffindor 4th Year | Age 14–15):
     • Schedule & S.P.E.W.: Having returned the Time-Turner after Year 3 (dropping Divination and Muggle Studies), Hermione channels her crusading energy into founding S.P.E.W. (Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare) after witnessing Barty Crouch Sr.'s mistreatment of Winky at the World Cup—researching house-elf history and knitting hidden hats and socks.
     • Year 4 Arc: The only person in Gryffindor who immediately believes Harry didn't put his name in the Goblet of Fire, helping him master Accio, Impedimenta, and Stupefy; has her front teeth hit by Malfoy's Densaugeo in Nov 1994 and lets Madam Pomfrey shrink them to normal size; asked to the Yule Ball by Viktor Krum (stunning the school in periwinkle-blue robes with Sleekeazy's Hair Potion and clashing with a jealous Ron); targeted by Rita Skeeter's Witch Weekly slander and Bubotuber hate mail until she deduces Rita Skeeter is an unregistered beetle Animagus and traps her in an Unbreakable Jar on June 24, 1995!
10. #10[CHARACTER] Cedric Diggory, Fleur Delacour & Viktor Krum (Year 4 Champions)

    Keys: Cedric Diggory, Fleur Delacour, Viktor Krum, Krum, Cedric, Fleur, Diggory, Viktor, Gabrielle Delacour

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    [CHARACTERS: THE TRIWIZARD CHAMPIONS — CEDRIC DIGGORY, FLEUR DELACOUR & VIKTOR KRUM (1994–1995)]

    • Cedric Diggory (Hufflepuff 6th Year — Hogwarts Champion | Age 17):
      • Profile & Wand: Handsome, honorable Hufflepuff Prefect, Quidditch Captain, and Seeker; son of Amos Diggory. Wand: 12¼ inches, Ash, pleasantly springy, unicorn tail hair core.
      • Year 4 Arc & Death: Selected by the Goblet as Hogwarts Champion on Oct 31, 1994; tells Hufflepuffs to stop wearing Malfoy's POTTER STINKS badges; dates Cho Chang (attending the Yule Ball with her); after Harry warns him about the dragons (where Cedric transfigures a rock into a Labrador against the Swedish Short-Snout for 38 pts), Cedric repays Harry by telling him to open the Golden Egg underwater in the 5th-floor Prefects' Bathroom (Pine fresh). Uses the Bubble-Head Charm in the Second Task to rescue Cho (47 pts, tying Harry at 85 pts). In the Third Task Maze on June 24, 1995, saved from Imperiused Krum by Harry, helps Harry defeat the Acromantula, insists they take the Triwizard Cup together, and is murdered on arrival in Little Hangleton graveyard by Wormtail (Avada Kedavra — "Kill the spare"); his ghostly echo asks Harry during Priori Incantatem to bring his body back to his parents.
    • Fleur Delacour (Beauxbatons Champion | Age 17):
      • Profile & Wand: Stunningly beautiful French witch with long silvery-blonde hair, deep blue eyes, and one-quarter Veela heritage (via her grandmother, whose hair forms the core of Fleur's 9½-inch inflexible rosewood wand).
      • Year 4 Arc: Initially critical of Hogwarts' heavy food, drafty castle, and "little boy" Harry Potter; puts the Common Welsh Green dragon into a trance in the First Task; attends the Yule Ball with Roger Davies; forced out of the Second Task by Grindylows in the Black Lake, and becomes warmly affectionate toward Harry and Ron after Harry rescues her 8-year-old sister Gabrielle Delacour (kissing both Harry and Ron on the cheeks); Stunned by Imperiused Krum in the Third Task Maze.
    • Viktor Krum (Durmstrang Champion & Bulgarian International Seeker | Age 18):
      • Profile & Wand: Thin, dark, sallow-skinned, hook-nosed, thick-eyebrowed youth; awkward and duck-footed on the ground, but a genius in the air. Wand: 10¼ inches, Hornbeam, quite rigid, thicker than usual, dragon heartstring core (by Gregorovitch).
      • Year 4 Arc: Catches the Snitch in the Aug 1994 Quidditch World Cup Final after executing the Wronski Feint; arrives at Hogwarts with Igor Karkaroff on Oct 30, 1994; spends hours in the Hogwarts Library watching Hermione Granger, invites her to the Yule Ball (teaching her to pronounce his name "Vik-tor" instead of "Vick-tor"), and invites her to visit him in Bulgaria over the summer; uses the Conjunctivitis Curse on the Chinese Fireball (40 pts) and partial Shark Transfiguration to rescue Hermione in the Second Task (40 pts); Stunned from behind by fake Moody when Krum and Harry find the crazed Barty Crouch Sr. in May 1995; and placed under the Imperius Curse by fake Moody inside the Third Task Maze (Jun 24, 1995) to attack Fleur and Cedric before Harry Stuns him.
11. #11[CHARACTER] Alastor 'Mad-Eye' Moody & Barty Crouch Jr. (Year 4)

    Keys: Moody, Mad-Eye, Alastor Moody, Barty Crouch Junior, Mad-Eye Moody, Barty Crouch Jr.

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    [CHARACTERS: ALASTOR "MAD-EYE" MOODY & BARTY CROUCH JR. (YEAR 4 STATE — TWIST LOCKED UNTIL JUN 24, 1995)]

    • The Real Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody (Imprisoned in His Own Trunk All Year):
      • Legendary retired Auror who filled half the cells in Azkaban; scarred face, missing chunk of his nose (lost to Evan Rosier), wooden peg leg, and spinning electric-blue magical eye. Extremely paranoid ("CONSTANT VIGILANCE!"), drinks only from his own hip flask, and owns a 7-keyed magical trunk (1st key: spellbooks; 2nd: broken Sneakoscopes/parchment; 3rd–6th: clothes/cloak; 7th key: a 10-foot-deep underground pit), a Foe-Glass, a Secrecy Sensor, and a spinning Sneakoscope.
      • Ambushed on Morning of Sep 1, 1994: Attacked at his home by Wormtail and Barty Crouch Jr., placed under the Imperius Curse, and kept locked in the 7th compartment of his own trunk all year so Barty Jr. can pluck his hair for Polyjuice Potion and interrogate him on his habits.
    • Barty Crouch Jr. (Impersonating "Mad-Eye Moody" via Polyjuice Potion All Year — EXPOSED JUN 24, 1995):
      • Appearance: Pale, freckled, slightly sunken face with a mop of straw-colored hair (age ~32–33 in 1994–1995). Fanatically devoted Death Eater who views Voldemort as a kindred spirit who also had a disappointing father and killed him ("I will be his dearest, his closest supporter").
      • 1994–1995 Undercover Masterplan:
        1. Aug 22–23, 1994 (World Cup): Sits in the Top Box under an Invisibility Cloak beside Winky, pickpockets Harry's wand, and casts Morsmordre in the woods out of fury at the free Death Eaters who never looked for Voldemort.
        2. Sep 1, 1994: Takes Moody's place at Hogwarts, drinking Polyjuice Potion every hour on the hour from Moody's hip flask (stealing Boomslang skin and Lacewing flies from Snape's office in Jan 1995, where Harry spots Bartemius Crouch on the Marauder's Map).
        3. Sep 2 & Sep 5, 1994: Transfigures Draco Malfoy into a white ferret (because he loathes Lucius Malfoy as a Death Eater who walked free); demonstrates the three Unforgivable Curses in class, and gives Neville Longbottom the book containing Gillyweed.
        4. Oct 30–31, 1994: Confunds the Goblet of Fire to add a fourth school and submits Harry Potter's name.
        5. Nov 1994 – Feb 1995: Nudges Hagrid to show Harry the dragons, tells Harry to use a broom (Accio Firebolt), tips Cedric to tell Harry how to open the Golden Egg underwater, borrows the Marauder's Map from Harry on Jan 21 so his true name won't be seen, and stages a loud conversation with McGonagall on Feb 23 so Dobby steals Gillyweed for Harry.
        6. May 1995: Tracks his escaped father Barty Crouch Sr. via the Marauder's Map, Stuns Krum, murders his father, transfigures the body into a bone, and buries it outside Hagrid's hut.
        7. Jun 24, 1995: Turns the Triwizard Cup into a Portkey to Little Hangleton, clears the Maze for Harry while Imperiusing Krum, takes Harry back to his office afterward to kill him, is Stunned by Dumbledore, confesses under Veritaserum, and suffers the Dementor's Kiss when Fudge brings a Dementor into his room.
12. #12[CHARACTER] Lord Voldemort, Wormtail & Nagini (Year 4)

    Keys: Voldemort, Peter Pettigrew, Dark Lord, Wormtail, You-Know-Who, Lord Voldemort, Nagini

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    [CHARACTERS: LORD VOLDEMORT, PETER PETTIGREW (WORMTAIL) & NAGINI (YEAR 4 STATE)]

    • Lord Voldemort (Rudimentary Body -> Reborn June 24, 1995):
      • Aug 1994 – Jun 24, 1995 (Rudimentary Form): Hairless, scaly-looking, dark raw-reddish thing the size of a crouching child with a flat, snake-like face and gleaming red eyes; helpless to walk on his own, carried in Wormtail's arms and sustained every few hours by a potion of unicorn blood and Nagini's venom.
      • Jun 24, 1995 (Physical Rebirth in Little Hangleton Graveyard): Resurrected inside the stone cauldron using Tom Riddle Sr.'s bone, Wormtail's right hand, and Harry Potter's blood—specifically choosing Harry's blood so he can touch Harry without burning ("I can touch you now!"), though Dumbledore realizes this binds Lily's sacrificial protection inside Voldemort himself. Duels Harry with his 13.5-inch yew/phoenix-feather wand, triggering Priori Incantatem before Harry escapes with Cedric's body.
    • Peter Pettigrew / "Wormtail":
      • Year 4 Role: Flees Hogwarts on June 6, 1994, finds Voldemort in the forests of Albania, captures Bertha Jorkins, nurses Voldemort's rudimentary body at the Riddle House and Barty Crouch Sr.'s home, murders Cedric Diggory (Avada Kedavra) on June 24, 1995, cuts off his own right hand for Voldemort's resurrection potion, and is rewarded by Voldemort with a gleaming, five-fingered living silver hand of immense strength.
    • Nagini:
      • Enormous, 12-foot-long female venomous snake belonging to Lord Voldemort, with whom Voldemort communicates in Parseltongue. Spots Frank Bryce outside the Riddle House room in Aug 1994; her milked venom sustains Voldemort's rudimentary body; circles Harry in the graveyard on June 24, 1995 waiting to be fed.
13. #13[CHARACTER] Barty Crouch Sr., Ludo Bagman, Winky & Bertha Jorkins (Year 4)

    Keys: Bartemius Crouch, Bagman, Mr. Crouch, Barty Crouch, Winky, Bertha Jorkins, Ludo Bagman

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    [CHARACTERS: BARTY CROUCH SR., LUDO BAGMAN, WINKY & BERTHA JORKINS (1994–1995)]

    • Bartemius "Barty" Crouch Sr. (Head of the Department of International Magical Cooperation):
      • Profile: Stiff, upright, rule-obsessed older wizard with a short gray toothbrush mustache, parted hair, and immaculate Muggle suits; speaks over 200 languages (including Mermish, Gobbledegook, and Troll); Percy Weasley's idol (though Crouch absentmindedly calls Percy "Weatherby").
      • Downfall & Murder (1981–1995): Once slated to become Minister of Magic before his son Barty Crouch Jr. was caught with the Lestranges in 1981. Secretly smuggled his son out of Azkaban in 1982 at his dying wife's plea and kept him under the Imperius Curse at home, tended by Winky; damaged Bertha Jorkins's memory when she discovered the secret; sacked Winky at the Aug 1994 World Cup when his son cast the Dark Mark; placed under the Imperius Curse at his own home on Sep 1, 1994 by Voldemort and Wormtail, forced to officiate at the First Task in Nov 1994 before being kept prisoner at home sending instructions by owl ("illness"), until he breaks free in May 1995, walks to Hogwarts in delirium to warn Dumbledore, and is murdered and transfigured into a bone by his own son Barty Crouch Jr.
    • Ludovic "Ludo" Bagman (Head of the Department of Magical Games and Sports):
      • **Profile:**Former star Beater for the Wimbourne Wasps and England; florid-faced, blond, boyish man whose nose was squashed flat by a stray Bludger and who now has a large paunch under his black-and-yellow Wasp robes.
      • Year 4 Role: Co-organizer and commentator of the World Cup and Triwizard Tournament. Deeply in gambling debt to goblins (led by Ragnok); pays off his lost World Cup bets (including Fred and George's 37 Galleons, 15 Sickles, 3 Knuts) with disappearing Leprechaun gold, then bets the goblins that Harry Potter will win the Triwizard Tournament—which is why Bagman keeps trying to offer Harry secret help all year and refuses to pay the goblins in June 1995 because Harry tied with Cedric instead of winning outright, fleeing on the run after the Third Task.
    • Winky (House-Elf of the Crouch Family):
      • Profile: Tiny female house-elf with enormous brown eyes and a large round tomato-like nose. Fiercely loyal to the Crouch family and keeper of their deepest secret (having persuaded Barty Crouch Sr. to let Barty Jr. attend the Quidditch World Cup under an Invisibility Cloak in the Top Box).
      • Year 4 Arc: Publicly sacked with clothes by Barty Crouch Sr. on Aug 23, 1994 after being found stunned beside Harry's wand under the Dark Mark; hired by Dumbledore to work in the Hogwarts Kitchens alongside Dobby, where she refuses wages, wears a filthy skirt and blouse, and drinks six bottles of Butterbeer a day in grief until brought to Barty Crouch Jr.'s unmasking on June 24, 1995.
    • Bertha Jorkins (Ministry Witch — Murdered Summer 1994):
      • Gossip-loving, scatterbrained witch in Ludo Bagman's department who vanished while on holiday in Albania in summer 1994 after stumbling across Wormtail, who brought her to Voldemort to be tortured for information on the Triwizard Tournament and Barty Crouch Jr. before her murder (her ghostly echo supports Harry during Priori Incantatem).
14. #14[CHARACTER] Madame Olympe Maxime, Igor Karkaroff & Rita Skeeter (Year 4)

    Keys: Madame Maxime, Maxime, Karkaroff, Igor Karkaroff, Quick-Quotes Quill, Rita Skeeter, Olympe Maxime, Skeeter

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    [CHARACTERS: MADAME OLYMPE MAXIME, IGOR KARKAROFF & RITA SKEETER (1994–1995)]

    • Madame Olympe Maxime (Headmistress of Beauxbatons Academy of Magic):
      • Handsome, olive-skinned, dark-eyed French witch wrapped in black satin and opals, standing between 11 and 12 feet tall (the exact same height as Rubeus Hagrid). Fiercely insists she merely "has big bones" and storms away offended at the Yule Ball on Dec 25, 1994 when Hagrid asks if she is a half-giant like him—before reconciling with Hagrid by spring and agreeing in June 1995 to accompany him on Dumbledore's secret mission to the giants.
    • Professor Igor Karkaroff (Headmaster of Durmstrang Institute):
      • Tall, thin man with short white-blond hair, a curling goatee that doesn't hide his weak chin, unctuous manners, and cold, shrewd eyes; wears sleek silver furs and fawns over famous Viktor Krum.
      • Ex-Death Eater Past: Captured by Alastor Moody after 1981 and freed from Azkaban by Barty Crouch Sr. in exchange for naming fellow Death Eaters (Dolohov, Rosier, Travers, Mulciber, Augustus Rookwood, and Severus Snape). Throughout 1994–1995, grows increasingly panicked as the Dark Mark on his left forearm burns clearer and clearer, consults Snape frantically, spits at Dumbledore's feet when Barty Crouch Sr. vanishes, and flees into hiding on the night of June 24, 1995 the moment the Dark Mark burns jet-black.
    • Rita Skeeter (Daily Prophet & Witch Weekly Journalist — Unregistered Beetle Animagus):
      • Profile: 43-year-old witch with heavy-jawed face, rigid blonde curls, jeweled spectacles, two-inch crimson fingernails, a crocodile-skin handbag, and an acid-green Quick-Quotes Quill.
      • Secret Method (EXPOSED JUN 1995 BY HERMIONE): She is an unregistered Beetle Animagus (a large beetle with distinctive markings around her antennae matching her jeweled glasses)—allowing her to eavesdrop on Hagrid and Madame Maxime at the Yule Ball, Harry and Viktor Krum by the lake, and Harry's Divination collapse on the windowsill.
      • Capture: Caught in beetle form on the Hospital Wing windowsill on June 24, 1995 by Hermione Granger, who locks her in an Unbreakable Jar with a leaf and twig and blackmails her into keeping her quill to herself for a full year on threat of reporting her illegal Animagus status to the Ministry.
15. #15[CHARACTER] Sirius Black, Hagrid, Dumbledore, McGonagall & Snape (Year 4 Updates)

    Keys: Albus Dumbledore, Hagrid, Sirius Black, McGonagall, Severus Snape, Minerva McGonagall, Sirius, Rubeus Hagrid, Wilhelmina Grubbly-Plank, Dumbledore, Padfoot, Snape

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    [CHARACTERS: SIRIUS BLACK, HAGRID, DUMBLEDORE, MCGONAGALL & SNAPE (YEAR 4 STATE)]

    • Sirius Black / "Padfoot" (Harry's Godfather in Hiding):
      • Begins the summer of 1994 hiding in the south with Buckbeak (sending letters via vibrant tropical birds), then flies north back into Britain in October 1994 the moment Harry tells him his scar hurt. Speaks to Harry through the Gryffindor fire at 1:00 AM on Nov 22, 1994, lives off rats in a mountain cave above Hogsmeade (visited by the Trio in March 1995), accompanies Harry into Dumbledore's office and the Hospital Wing as Padfoot on June 24, 1995, shakes hands with Severus Snape on Dumbledore's orders, and departs to alert Remus Lupin, Arabella Figg (revealed for the first time on Jun 24, 1995 as part of Dumbledore's network!), and Mundungus Fletcher.
    • Rubeus Hagrid (Care of Magical Creatures Professor):
      • Breeds illegal Blast-Ended Skrewts for 4th-years; falls head-over-heels for Madame Olympe Maxime; shows Harry the four First Task dragons at midnight on Nov 21, 1994; publicly outed as a half-giant (son of giantess Fridwulfa) by Rita Skeeter in Jan 1995, hiding in his cabin (while Professor Wilhelmina Grubbly-Plank substitutes) until Dumbledore, Harry, Ron, and Hermione persuade him to return; teaches Nifflers with leprechaun gold in spring 1995; and is sent by Dumbledore with Madame Maxime to parley with the giants in June 1995.
    • Albus Dumbledore (Headmaster):
      • Hosts the Triwizard Tournament; draws the Age Line; uses his Pensieve (Cockroach Cluster password to his office) to review the 1981 trials and Bertha Jorkins's disappearance; realizes on June 24, 1995 that "Mad-Eye Moody" is an impostor the instant Moody takes Harry away from the pitch ("The real Mad-Eye Moody would never have removed Harry Potter from my sight after what happened tonight"); breaks with Cornelius Fudge in the Hospital Wing when Fudge refuses to accept Voldemort's return; and reactivates his resistance network.
    • Professor Severus Snape (Potions Master / Ex-Death Eater Spy):
      • Threatens Harry with Veritaserum in winter 1994–1995 after Barty Crouch Jr. raids his private stores for Polyjuice ingredients; feels the Dark Mark on his left forearm burning stronger all year; supplies the Veritaserum used to question Barty Crouch Jr. on June 24, 1995; bares his Dark Mark to Cornelius Fudge in the Hospital Wing; and accepts Dumbledore's dangerous order to return to Voldemort as a double agent.
16. #16[CHARACTER] Neville Longbottom, Fred & George, Draco Malfoy, Cho Chang & Students (Year 4)

    Keys: Malfoy, Neville Longbottom, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, Draco, Padma Patil, Fred, Ginny Weasley, Lee Jordan, Angelina Johnson, Dennis Creevey, Neville, Parvati Patil, George, Draco Malfoy, Cho, Cho Chang, Roger Davies

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    [CHARACTERS: NEVILLE LONGBOTTOM, FRED & GEORGE, DRACO MALFOY, CHO CHANG & STUDENTS (YEAR 4 STATE)]

    • Neville Longbottom (Gryffindor 4th Year):
      • Visibly traumatized during fake Moody's Sept 5, 1994 Unforgivable Curses lesson when the Cruciatus Curse (Crucio) is demonstrated on a spider; comforted afterward by fake Moody and given Magical Water Plants of the Highland Lochs. On May 1995, Harry learns from Dumbledore and the Pensieve that Neville's parents—Aurors Frank and Alice Longbottom—were tortured into permanent insanity with the Cruciatus Curse by Bellatrix, Rodolphus, and Rabastan Lestrange and Barty Crouch Jr. after Voldemort's fall, and reside in St. Mungo's Hospital (a secret Harry solemnly swears to Dumbledore never to tell Ron or Hermione). Attends the Yule Ball with Ginny Weasley.
    • Fred & George Weasley (Gryffindor 6th Years):
      • Invent Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes joke products (Ton-Tongue Toffees, Canary Creams [turn Neville into a giant yellow canary for a minute], and Fake Wands); win their World Cup bet with Ludo Bagman only to be cheated with disappearing Leprechaun gold and blackmail attempts; grow white beards crossing Dumbledore's Age Line; Fred asks Angelina Johnson to the Yule Ball; and in June 1995, receive Harry's entire 1,000-Galleon Triwizard Tournament prize to fund their joke shop.
    • Draco Malfoy (Slytherin 4th Year):
      • Brags at the World Cup and on the train about the Tournament; transfigured into a bouncing white ferret by fake Moody on Sep 2, 1994; distributes POTTER STINKS badges in November; hits Hermione's teeth with Densaugeo; attends the Yule Ball with Pansy Parkinson; feeds slander to Rita Skeeter while she is in beetle form; and gloats on the Hogwarts Express in June 1995 about Voldemort's return before being hexed unconscious by Harry, Ron, Hermione, Fred, and George simultaneously.
    • Cho Chang (Ravenclaw 5th Year):
      • Smiles warmly at Harry at the Quidditch World Cup and at Hogwarts; apologetically turns down Harry's Yule Ball invitation because she is already going with Cedric Diggory; refuses to wear a POTTER STINKS badge; serves as Cedric's hostage in the Black Lake (Feb 24, 1995); and is left heartbroken by Cedric's murder on June 24, 1995.
    • Other Named Students (1994–1995):
      • Dennis Creevey (Gryffindor 1st Year): Colin Creevey's tiny younger brother; falls into the Black Lake on Sep 1, 1994, rescued by the Giant Squid, and modifies POTTER STINKS badges with Colin into POTTER REALLY STINKS.
      • Parvati Patil (Gryffindor 4th Year) & Padma Patil (Ravenclaw 4th Year): Attend the Yule Ball with Harry and Ron before ditching them for Beauxbatons boys when Harry and Ron refuse to dance.
      • Roger Davies (Ravenclaw Quidditch Captain): Attends the Yule Ball in a daze of Veela infatuation with Fleur Delacour.
17. #17[CHARACTER] Death Eaters Roster, Amos Diggory, Bill & Charlie Weasley & Percy Weasley (Year 4)

    Keys: Rodolphus Lestrange, Amos Diggory, Rabastan Lestrange, Percy Weasley, Goyle Sr., Travers, Bellatrix Lestrange, Bill Weasley, Walden Macnair, Avery, Nott, Evan Rosier, Crabbe Sr., Lucius Malfoy, Antonin Dolohov, Augustus Rookwood, Death Eaters, Mulciber, Charlie Weasley

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    [CHARACTERS: DEATH EATERS ROSTER, AMOS DIGGORY & OLDER WEASLEY BROTHERS (1994–1995)]

    • Death Eaters in Little Hangleton Graveyard (June 24, 1995):
      • Lucius Malfoy, Crabbe Sr., Goyle Sr., Nott Sr., Walden Macnair, and Avery (plus others)—all free Death Eaters who renounced Voldemort in 1981 claiming the Imperius Curse, marched at the World Cup, and answered the Dark Mark on June 24, 1995.
    • Imprisoned, Dead, or Absent Death Eaters Named in Year 4:
      • In Azkaban: Bellatrix, Rodolphus, and Rabastan Lestrange (praised by Voldemort as his most loyal servants who went to Azkaban rather than renounce him), Antonin Dolohov, Travers, Mulciber, and Augustus Rookwood (former Unspeakable).
      • Dead (First War): Evan Rosier and Wilkes.
      • Traitors / Agents: Igor Karkaroff (fled into hiding June 24, 1995), Severus Snape (Dumbledore's double agent), Peter Pettigrew / Wormtail, and Barty Crouch Jr. ("my most faithful servant at Hogwarts").
    • Amos Diggory & Mrs. Diggory:
      • Amos Diggory works in the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures; fiercely proud (and boastful) of his son Cedric; devastated beyond words with his wife on June 25, 1995 after Cedric's murder, refusing Harry's offer of the 1,000-Galleon Triwizard prize and thanking Harry for bringing Cedric's body home.
    • Bill, Charlie & Percy Weasley (1994–1995):
      • Bill Weasley: Gringotts Curse-Breaker back from Egypt; tall, handsome, wears dragon-hide boots, a ponytail, and a fang on a silver chain in his ear (admired sideways by Fleur Delacour when Bill visits Hogwarts with Molly for the Third Task on June 24, 1995).
      • Charlie Weasley: Travels from Romania with four nesting mother dragons for the First Task (Nov 1994) and congratulates Harry afterward.
      • Percy Weasley: Graduated Hogwarts in June 1994 and works under Bartemius Crouch Sr. in the Department of International Magical Cooperation (writing reports on cauldron-bottom thickness standards); acts as Crouch's deputy during Crouch's "illness" and faces a Ministry inquiry after Crouch's disappearance.
18. #18[LOCATION] Little Hangleton, Prefects' Bathroom, Hogwarts Kitchens & Triwizard Arenas (Year 4)

    Keys: Durmstrang Ship, Graveyard, Pine fresh, Riddle House, Third Task Maze, Hogwarts Kitchens, Prefects' Bathroom, Quidditch World Cup, Beauxbatons Carriage, Little Hangleton

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    [LOCATIONS: LITTLE HANGLETON, PREFECTS' BATHROOM, KITCHENS & TRIWIZARD VENUES (1994–1995)]

    • Little Hangleton, The Riddle House & The Graveyard:
      • The Riddle House: Large, derelict manor house on a hill overlooking the village of Little Hangleton; site of the August 1943 murders of Thomas, Mary, and Tom Riddle Sr. and the August 20, 1994 murder of gardener Frank Bryce; used as Lord Voldemort and Wormtail's hideout in summer 1994.
      • Little Hangleton Churchyard & Graveyard: Overgrown cemetery in the valley below the Riddle House containing a small church, a dark yew tree, and the tall marble headstone of Tom Riddle Sr. (adorned with a carved angel of death); destination of the Triwizard Cup Portkey and site of Cedric Diggory's murder and Voldemort's resurrection on June 24, 1995.
    • Hogwarts Castle Additions (Year 4):
      • The Prefects' Bathroom (5th Floor): Located fourth door to the left of the statue of Boris the Bewildered on the 5th floor (Year 4 password: Pine fresh). White marble room lit by a candle chandelier, featuring a swimming-pool-sized sunken rectangular bath surrounded by 100 golden taps (each with a different-colored jewel in the handle that pours different soaps, foams, and bubbles), a diving board, long white linen curtains, and a gold-framed portrait of a blonde mermaid asleep on a rock. Connected to Moaning Myrtle's bathroom pipes.
      • The Hogwarts Kitchens (Basement Corridor near Hufflepuff): Reached down the stone stairs from the Entrance Hall past the Hufflepuff corridor by tickling the giant green pear on a still-life painting of a bowl of fruit until it giggles and turns into a green doorknob. Cavernous high-ceilinged room with a massive brick fireplace and four long wooden tables positioned directly beneath the four House tables in the Great Hall above (food placed on the lower tables is magicked straight up through the ceiling to the Great Hall tables); staffed by 100+ House-Elves wearing tea-towel togas stamped with the Hogwarts crest (including Dobby and Winky).
    • Triwizard Tournament Arenas & Visiting Quarters:
      • Beauxbatons Carriage & Durmstrang Ship: Powder-blue palace-sized carriage parked near Hagrid's hut by the Forest; black spectral Durmstrang ship moored in the Black Lake.
      • First Task Dragon Enclosure (Nov 24, 1994): Rocky paddock built at the edge of the Forbidden Forest out of sight of the castle.
      • Second Task Black Lake Village (Feb 24, 1995): Deep underwater stone village of Merpeople dwellings with gardens of weeds, tame Grindylows, and a central square featuring a giant stone merperson statue where the four hostages are bound.
      • Third Task Maze (Jun 24, 1995): 20-foot-high labyrinth of hedges grown across the Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch, housing Boggarts, Blast-Ended Skrewts, golden anti-gravity mist, a Sphinx, and a giant Acromantula around the central Triwizard Cup.
19. #19[LORE/ITEM] Goblet of Fire, Pensieve, Unforgivable Curses, Priori Incantatem & Year 4 Spells (Year 4)

    Keys: Omniculars, Prior Incantato, Relashio, Accio, Point me, Avada Kedavra, Avis, Unforgivable Curses, Imperio, Densaugeo, Gillyweed, Impedimenta, Crucio, Diffindo, Quietus, Portkey, Quick-Quotes Quill, Pensieve, Morsmordre, Goblet of Fire, Orchideous, Foe-Glass, Furnunculus, Sonorus, Ennervate, Secrecy Sensor, Veritaserum, Reducto, Triwizard Cup, Priori Incantatem, Stupefy, Bubotuber

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    [LORE & ITEMS: YEAR 4 ARTIFACTS, UNFORGIVABLE CURSES, SPELLS, POTIONS & CREATURES (1994–1995)]

    • Key Year 4 Magical Artifacts:
      • The Goblet of Fire: Rough-hewn wooden cup brimming with dancing blue-white flames that selects the school champions for the Triwizard Tournament; entering one's name constitutes an unbreakable binding magical contract.
      • The Triwizard Cup: Gleaming two-handled blue-white-glowing trophy placed in the center of the Third Task Maze; secretly turned into a two-way Portkey to Little Hangleton graveyard by Barty Crouch Jr. on June 24, 1995.
      • Portkey: Ordinary, unobtrusive object (such as an old boot or trophy) enchanted to transport anyone touching it at a pre-arranged time (or on contact) to a specific destination with a hook-like jerk behind the navel.
      • Dumbledore's Pensieve: Shallow stone basin carved with runes and mystic symbols kept in a cabinet inside Dumbledore's office; stores excess silvery-white thoughts and memories siphoned from the mind with a wand so they can be viewed three-dimensionally from the inside.
      • Dark Detectors in Moody's Office: Foe-Glass (mirror showing shadowy figures of enemies that grow clearer as they draw closer—shows Barty Jr.'s real enemies: Dumbledore, Snape, McGonagall), Secrecy Sensor (golden television-aerial-like detector that vibrates when lies and concealment are present), and a large Sneakoscope (disabled by Barty Jr. because it never stops whistling around him).
      • Omniculars: Brass binoculars sold at the Quidditch World Cup (10 Galleons) that replay action in slow motion, flash play-by-play tactical breakdowns across the lenses, and zoom in.
    • The Three Unforgivable Curses (Life Sentence in Azkaban if Used on a Human):
      1. Imperio (The Imperius Curse): Total mental domination and control; induces a floating, blissful sensation of zero responsibility in the victim; can be fought off with exceptional strength of character (mastered by Harry Potter).
      2. Crucio (The Cruciatus Curse): Inflicts blinding, white-hot agony as though every nerve is on fire and bones are being pierced by hot knives; leaves no physical mark, but prolonged use drives victims permanently insane (Frank and Alice Longbottom).
      3. Avada Kedavra (The Killing Curse): Blinding flash of green light and a rushing sound like vast, invisible wings; causes instant, painless, untraceable death; cannot be blocked by any shield charm; only Harry Potter has ever survived it.
    • Other Spells & Magical Phenomena Introduced in Year 4:
      • Priori Incantatem (The Reverse Spell Effect): Occurs when two wands sharing twin cores from the exact same creature (Harry's and Voldemort's twin Fawkes feathers) are forced to duel each other; locks both wands in a golden beam inside a dome of light and forces the losing wand to regurgitate smoky echoes of its last spells/murders in reverse chronological order.
      • Prior Incantato (reveals the last spell a wand cast), Morsmordre (conjures the skull-and-serpent Dark Mark), Accio (Summoning Charm), Stupefy (Stunning Spell — jet of red light), Ennervate (revives a Stunned person), Impedimenta (Impediment Jinx — slows/freezes an attacker), Reducto (Reductor Curse — blasts solid obstacles out of the way), Relashio (forces target to release its grip with fiery sparks or a jet of boiling water underwater), Diffindo (Severing Charm), "Point me" (Four-Point Spell — wand points due north), Sonorus & Quietus (magnifies and restores speaking voice), Orchideous (conjures flowers), Avis (conjures a flock of small birds), Furnunculus (Pimple Jinx), and Densaugeo (causes teeth to grow rapidly).
    • Potions, Plants & Creatures in Year 4:
      • Veritaserum: Colorless, odorless Truth Potion (three drops force the drinker to spill their innermost secrets; strictly controlled by the Ministry).
      • Gillyweed: Slimy gray-green rat-tail-like plant that gives the eater gills and webbed hands and feet to breathe underwater for one hour.
      • Bubotuber Pus: Thick yellowish liquid from slug-like black plants that cures stubborn acne (undiluted pus causes painful yellow boils).
      • Four Tournament Dragon Breeds: Hungarian Horntail (black scales, bronze horns, spiked tail, 50-ft fire), Common Welsh Green, Swedish Short-Snout (silvery-blue), and Chinese Fireball / Liondragon (scarlet scales, fringe of golden spikes).
      • Blast-Ended Skrewts, Nifflers (fluffy black burrowing creatures attracted to anything shiny), Unicorns (golden babies, silver yearlings, pure white adults; foals trust women over men), Veela, Leprechauns, Merpeople, and Sphinx.
    • Year 4 Passwords:
      • Gryffindor Tower (Fat Lady): Balderdash, Fairy lights, Banana fritters
      • 5th-Floor Prefects' Bathroom: Pine fresh
      • Dumbledore's Office Gargoyle: Cockroach Cluster

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