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Harry Potter
and the Goblet of Fire

By J.K. Rowling

‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’ is book four in the Harry Potter series, written by author J.K. Rowling. The book begins with Harry having the types of dreams that feel very real, about the ex-caretaker of the Riddle mansion, being murdered. Later in the summer, fun arrives in the form of the Weasley family. Harry goes with Hermione and the Weasley’s to the Quidditch World Cup.




Black Magic
ends the Quiddicth World Cup

At the Quidditch World Cup, Death Eaters, servants of Lord Voldemort; cause havoc among the tents and release the Dark Mark. This mark is the sign of the Dark Wizard. After the world cup, the kids return to Hogwarts school of magic. At the welcoming feast, Professor Dumbledore announces that Hogwarts will host the Triward Tournament. Students from three schools will participate and the winner will be awarded Eternal Glory.




Life Changing Experiences
of Might and Magic

After the three champions have been announced, Harry is mysteriously chosen to compete in this masters tournament as well. Because the Goblet of Fire has chosen Harry, he has been entered into a magical binding contract, and has no choice but to compete. As fun and games begin and Harry must once again have courage under fire.




Overcoming Fear
is the Path to Freedom

Even though he was thrust into a dangerous situation that he didn’t want to be in, Harry still competes. Harry taps into his warrior soul and faces the challenges, however daunting or difficult they may be. He is even awarded with extra points for demonstrating moral fibre and bravery in one of his tasks.


For the Tropic of Freedom Finders Keepers:
How you respond to the challenges you find yourself facing reveals a lot about your character.

There’s a saying that relates to this:‘You can tell far more about a man by the way he conducts himself when he is losing, than when he is winning.’

When life throws you into situations you don’t want to be in, what do you do?Do you take the opportunity to rise to the occasion?Or do you ignore the situation and hope it goes away?



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