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How Did Harry Potter Win The Tri Wizard Tournament

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This quote means that Harry Potter did not put his name into the Goblet of Fire and that he was chosen to participate in the Tri Wizard tournament. This tournament is a competition between top schools of magic in Europe. Hogwarts, Durumstrang and Beauxbaton. Besides Harry, Victor Krum, Cedric Diggory, and Fleur Delacour are also participating in this match. Harry accepted this challenge and he is forced to leave his ordinary life behind. He faces 3 challenges in the Tri wizard tournament the dragons, mermaids, and the maze. Harry has to take the egg that is guarded by the dragon which is the key to the next task. Harry eventually destroys the most dangerous dragon and moves on to the final task the maze. In order to win the Tournament Harry

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