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The Goblet of Fire choses three champions to participate in the Triwizard Tournament. The Goblet of Fire is one of the main aspects in the book. It chooses its champions by random. When it does, it releases the votes chosen on the three champions through its flames. This was how Harry Potter entered the tournament.

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"The champions will be chosen by an impartial selector: the Goblet of Fire."
(Rowling 255)

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Literary Element: Theme (Impact on Book)

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Literary Element: Theme (Impact on Book)

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The theme in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is divided into two things: magical and non-magical. The theme makes the magical elements in the story very creative! No one would expect to know the names of these elements in a world of magic. But the magical elements somehow cross over to the non-magical elements in odd ways. Unusual things happen to the non-magical aspects of life that frighten people that aren't familiar with magic(those people are known as "Muggles" in the Wizarding World).

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Books for Youth, Middle Readers: /*Starred Review*/ Gr. 4 and up. Was it worth the long, agonizing wait and all the hype and hoopla? You bet! Harry's fourth challenging experience will more than live up to his myriad fans' expectations--though the 734 pages divided into 37 chapters may be a bit daunting to younger readers. The very length, however, allows an even richer tapestry of magical events and humorous escapades, even as the tale takes the long-predicted darker turn. The first chilling chapter introduces Voldemort's plans to regain the power lost in his ill-fated attempt to kill Harry: "Come, Wormtail, one more death and our path to Harry Potter is clear." Harry, now 14, has a crush on a classmate at Hogwarts, but his interactions with his friends Ron and Hermione take up far more of the story. The theme of prejudice is raised--Hermoines tries to raise awareness that the house elves are virtual slaves. But the big excitement comes from the news that the intramural quidditch matches are to give way  to the first Triwizard Tournament in years, a series of three  ordeals undertaken by students from three  rival schools of magic, who are to be selected by a goblet of fire. Although not old enough to be a candidate, Harry is named a participant by the goblet. Someone must have entered his name--but who? The first ordeal involves dragons, the second water, and the third a maze, which is rigged to send Harry into the hands of his sworn enemy, Voldemort. Any inclination towards disbelief on the part of readers is swept away by the very brilliance of the writing. The carefully created world of magic becomes more embellished and layered, while the amazing plotting ties up loose ends, even as it sets in motion more entanglements. The long climax races relentlessly to a stunning denouement that leaves the way  open for the next episode. Let the anticipation begin. ((Reviewed August 2000)) -- Sally Estes

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This is the Goblet of Fire. It is an important aspect in this book because it is how over-age wizards and witches have been drafting themselves into the Triwizard Tournament which makes a return after over a century. Over-age wizards and witches write their names on pieces of paper and drop them in the Goblet of Fire. Those who are under-age who attempt to draft themselves in the tournament will be hexed by the Age Line surrounding it. Unknowingly, an over-age wizard drafted Harry Potter into the Triwizard Tournament to bring him to Lord Voldemort.

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I agree that the long story tells many more magical elements in the Wizarding World. The first chapter in the book was frightening but interesting to me. But the part with Hermione and the house-elves got a little annoying after it being told for a while. It frightened me that Harry was drafted into a tournament of such danger in the three tasks that followed. But, overall, the writing in the story was very excellent, how it told the plot behind good and Dark magic.

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Voldemort is the most dangerous and murderous Dark wizard in the Wizarding World. He is an important character to the plot of Harry Potter: he has had no power for thirteen years, since his power was lost because Harry Potter, as a baby, was protected by the love provided to him by his mother, who was murdered by Voldemort himself. Now, in Harry's fourth year of attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, one of Voldemort's fellow Death Eaters named Peter "Wormtail" Pettigrew has revived him to power.

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"He's back. Voldemort." (Rowling 671)