Convolutions of plot (was Re: Crouch / Moody)
Amy
aiz24 at hotmail.com
Tue Jan 16 10:24:25 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 9345
Susan wrote:
> Great post, amy, but I think you and Amanda both underestimate the
> arrogance of evil....Voldemort believes that his defeat at the hands
> of HP was a fluke and that this time he will prevail because he
> is most powerful....
Thanks! Maybe in all the cutting and pasting I misled you about what
I was responding to. The question I was trying to answer at that
point was why the whole rigmarole with the Triwizard Tournament?
Other than, it's a good plot device?
Was anyone else strangely disappointed when Harry got in? I was
pleasantly surprised when CD was the champion and then when Harry's
name came out I thought "it figures, nothing exciting happens around
here without Harry being tied up in it." I guess Ron isn't the only
one to feel that way!
Another plot convolution: no matter how confunded, the cup
doesn't HAVE to choose Harry, but Voldemort's plan relies on it.
This seems like a weak plot point. I suppose that no magical object
would pass over The Boy Who Lived, but V wouldn't want to think that.
He believes (or wants to) that Harry's just like anyone else.
Amy Z
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