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* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie [=McDonald=], a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave [=McDonald=] a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie [=McDonald=], a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave [=McDonald=] a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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* Ron and Harry fighting. We are quite use to Ron and Hermile fighting, but we never really seen him fight with Harry. In minor way, it's sad to see.
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* Ron and Harry fighting. We are quite use to Ron and Hermile Hermione fighting, but we never really seen him fight with Harry. In minor way, it's sad to see.
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* Ron and Harry fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can make it sad to watch. And most of us might of had a similar moment with a friend.
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* Ron and Harry fighting. We are quite use to Ron and Hermile fighting, but we never really seen him fight with Harry. In minor way, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can make it sad to watch. And most of us might of had a similar moment with a friend.see.
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* Ron and Harry fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can make it sad to watch. Espically if you have a similiar friendship, and remember having a fight like that.
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* Ron and Harry fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can make it sad to watch. Espically if you have And most of us might of had a similiar friendship, and remember having similar moment with a fight like that.friend.
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* Ron and Harry fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can be sad to watch. Espically if you been under a simliar ordeal at the age.. Obvious not ''literary''that ordeal. But something that threatens your friendship.
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* Ron and Harry fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can be make it sad to watch. Espically if you been under have a simliar ordeal at the age.. Obvious not ''literary''that ordeal. But something that threatens your friendship.similiar friendship, and remember having a fight like that.
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* Ron and Harry fighting can be sad to watch. It's minor, but can bring back memories of being at that age.
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* Ron and Harry fighting fighting, it's minor, but the fact they are basically brothers to each other can be sad to watch. It's minor, but can bring back memories of being Espically if you been under a simliar ordeal at the age.. Obvious not ''literary''that ordeal. But something that age. threatens your friendship.
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* Ron and Harry fighting can be sad to watch. It's minor, but can bring back memories of being at that age.
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* Ron and Harry fighting can be sad to watch. It's minor, but can bring back memories of being at that age.
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*** Neville's reaction to Moody using the Cruciatus Curse. You can see upon a first watch that seeing the spell used affects him for some reason, and it's to the point that Hermione [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness literally]] ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness screams]]'' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness at Moody to stop.]] (Also, if you look in the background, you can see Seamus cringing and Hannah [[ShipTease (who would eventually marry Neville in adulthood) visibly gulping back tears.]] Note, ''no one knows why'' it makes Neville especially uncomfortable yet - but Neville's reaction is just that disturbing. We find out later, of course. No doubt Neville was imagining his parents in place of that screaming spider, just moments before the curse caused them to lose their minds permanently. [[spoiler: And we later also find out that the person we ''think'' is demonstrating this for 'educational' purposes was one of the people responsible, and subjected Neville to what amounts to its own brand of psychological torture, just to come off as friendly and caring minutes later so he could start the process of manipulating Neville for his ends. Barty Crouch Jr. was something of a TragicVillain in the books. In the movies, he's just [[AxCrazy full]] [[CompleteMonster bastard,]] and subsequent watches of this scene really drive it home.]]
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*** Neville's reaction to Moody using the Cruciatus Curse. You can see upon a first watch that seeing the spell used affects him for some reason, and it's to the point that Hermione [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness literally]] ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness screams]]'' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness at Moody to stop.]] (Also, if you look in the background, you can see Seamus cringing and Hannah [[ShipTease (who would eventually marry Neville in adulthood) visibly gulping back tears.]] Note, ''no one knows why'' it makes Neville especially uncomfortable yet - but Neville's reaction is just that disturbing. We find out later, of course. No doubt Neville was imagining his parents in place of that screaming spider, just moments before the curse caused them to lose their minds permanently. [[spoiler: And we later also find out that the person we ''think'' is demonstrating this for 'educational' purposes was one of the people responsible, and subjected Neville to what amounts to its own brand of psychological torture, just to come off as friendly and caring minutes later so he could start the process of manipulating Neville for his ends. Barty Crouch Jr. was something of a TragicVillain in the books. In the movies, he's just [[AxCrazy full]] [[CompleteMonster full bastard,]] and subsequent watches of this scene really drive it home.]]
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** Unsurprisingly, WordOfGod confirms that the Tri-Wizard Tournament was never held again after Cedric's death, his tragedy casting a permanent shadow over the entire event which was already infamous for the many lives it had claimed.
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** This entire scene is hard to watch, especially on subsequent viewings with all of the information.
*** Neville's reaction to Moody using the Cruciatus Curse. You can see upon a first watch that seeing the spell used affects him for some reason, and it's to the point that Hermione [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness literally]] ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness screams]]'' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness at Moody to stop.]] (Also, if you look in the background, you can see Seamus cringing and Hannah [[ShipTease (who would eventually marry Neville in adulthood) visibly gulping back tears.]] Note, ''no one knows why'' it makes Neville especially uncomfortable yet - but Neville's reaction is just that disturbing. We find out later, of course. No doubt Neville was imagining his parents in place of that screaming spider, just moments before the curse caused them to lose their minds permanently. [[spoiler: And we later also find out that the person we ''think'' is demonstrating this for 'educational' purposes was one of the people responsible, and subjected Neville to what amounts to its own brand of psychological torture, just to come off as friendly and caring minutes later so he could start the process of manipulating Neville for his ends. Barty Crouch Jr. was something of a TragicVillain in the books. In the movies, he's just [[AxCrazy full]] [[CompleteMonster bastard,]] and subsequent watches of this scene really drive it home.]]
*** ''And it gets worse.'' [[WhamShot When Moody uses Avada Kedavra, watch Harry's reaction as the camera goes out of focus from the dead spider in the foreground to him in the background]]. No one to this point has told him the details of what Voldemort did to kill his parents, and you watch him wordlessly put two and two together (several moments before Moody reveals Harry as the only known ''survivor'' of the Killing Curse) in real time. ''Jeez.''
*** Neville's reaction to Moody using the Cruciatus Curse. You can see upon a first watch that seeing the spell used affects him for some reason, and it's to the point that Hermione [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness literally]] ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness screams]]'' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness at Moody to stop.]] (Also, if you look in the background, you can see Seamus cringing and Hannah [[ShipTease (who would eventually marry Neville in adulthood) visibly gulping back tears.]] Note, ''no one knows why'' it makes Neville especially uncomfortable yet - but Neville's reaction is just that disturbing. We find out later, of course. No doubt Neville was imagining his parents in place of that screaming spider, just moments before the curse caused them to lose their minds permanently. [[spoiler: And we later also find out that the person we ''think'' is demonstrating this for 'educational' purposes was one of the people responsible, and subjected Neville to what amounts to its own brand of psychological torture, just to come off as friendly and caring minutes later so he could start the process of manipulating Neville for his ends. Barty Crouch Jr. was something of a TragicVillain in the books. In the movies, he's just [[AxCrazy full]] [[CompleteMonster bastard,]] and subsequent watches of this scene really drive it home.]]
*** ''And it gets worse.'' [[WhamShot When Moody uses Avada Kedavra, watch Harry's reaction as the camera goes out of focus from the dead spider in the foreground to him in the background]]. No one to this point has told him the details of what Voldemort did to kill his parents, and you watch him wordlessly put two and two together (several moments before Moody reveals Harry as the only known ''survivor'' of the Killing Curse) in real time. ''Jeez.''
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* The torture and ultimate death of the whip spider Moody demonstrates the curses on in class, particularly if you keep arthropods as pets. She's given squeaks of agony, just to drive the point home, and Moody is lying when he says her bite is lethal; whip spiders are gentle, timid, and completely harmless.
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** Depending on what version you've read, it's actually James coming out of the wand. The version with Lily is arguably more sad however.
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** Depending on what version you've read, it's actually James coming out of the wand. The version with Lily is arguably more sad however.[[note]]The original version of the text was James first, then Lily; however, it was pointed out that as the victims are appearing in reverse order, it should be vice-versa, and later printings were changed to fix this.[[/note]]
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** The MoodWhiplash makes it all the keener. We, the audience, have just come from a tense, scary, incredibly sad scene, with Cedric's death, Voldemort's rebirth, Harry almost dying at Voldemort's hands, and finally the ghosts of Harry's parents buying him precious seconds to escape. Harry and Cedric's body travel via Portkey back to the start of the third task, and everyone starts cheering and celebrating, jaunty music begins to play, because they don't know what we, the audience know. You may have even forgotten that all of Hogwarts was waiting patiently for a victor to emerge in this oh so important Tournament. And then the other characters begin to catch up to where we are, sadness and horror slowly dawning. . .
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* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie McDonald, a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie McDonald, [=McDonald=], a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald [=McDonald=] a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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** In a good way, Molly giving Harry an epic hug to try and help him through. It's a short moment, but it perfectly encapsulates Harry's relationship with the Weasleys: ''they are his [[FamilyOfChoice real]] family.'' When Molly states in [[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheOrderOfThePhoenix next book]] that Harry is "as good as" her own son, thanks to this moment, you know it's the absolute, unvarnished truth.
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* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie Macdonald, a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie Macdonald, McDonald, a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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!!Meta:
* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie Macdonald, a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
* The [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2000/1100-macleans-bethune.html behind-the-scenes story]] of Natalie Macdonald, a real-life Canadian fan who was dying of leukemia. Her family wrote to Rowling about their daughter's avid fondness for the franchise, which was the only thing keeping her going, but the letter did not arrive on time, as Rowling had gone on vacation. By the time Rowling was able to reply, it was too late, and Natalie had died. However, Rowling later did meet with her family, and gave Macdonald a MemorialCharacter cameo as a background student who was sorted into Gryffindor.
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* Minor compared to other examples here, but the end of the argument between Hermione and Ron after the Yule Ball about her going with Viktor Kum. In the book they were both just furious and shouting at each other, but in the movie Hermione is clearly fighting back tears because Ron has actually really hurt her feelings. She's choking up and on the verge of completely breaking down by the time she's finished.
-->'''Hermione:''' Next time there's a ball, pluck up the courage and ask me before somebody else does! And ''not'' as a last resort!
-->'''Hermione:''' Next time there's a ball, pluck up the courage and ask me before somebody else does! And ''not'' as a last resort!
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* Harry mentions that it's Voldemort and his followers' fault for destroying families: [[spoiler:mentally shattered Neville's parents, implied to have hurt one of Hannah Abbott's parents, killed Moaning Myrtle, ruined the Crouch family, killed most of the Tonks family, forced the Malfoy family to be separated, and killed Harry's parents, godparent, and James's friends.]]
* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over [[spoiler:Cedric's death]].
* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over [[spoiler:Cedric's death]].
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* Harry mentions that it's Voldemort and his followers' fault for destroying families: [[spoiler:mentally mentally shattered Neville's parents, implied to have hurt one of Hannah Abbott's parents, killed Moaning Myrtle, ruined the Crouch family, killed most of the Tonks family, forced the Malfoy family to be separated, and killed Harry's parents, godparent, and James's friends.]]
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* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over[[spoiler:Cedric's death]].Cedric's death.
* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over
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* [[spoiler:Cedric's father]], who acted like a pompous {{Jerkass}} towards Harry in the book, didn't take the Triwizard winnings and also let him know that he doesn't blame him for [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing [[spoiler:Cedric]]. Cho crying silently.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing [[spoiler:Cedric]]. Cho crying silently.
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* [[spoiler:Cedric's father]], Cedric's father, who acted like a pompous {{Jerkass}} towards Harry in the book, didn't take the Triwizard winnings and also let him know that he doesn't blame him for [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s Cedric's death.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing[[spoiler:Cedric]].Cedric. Cho crying silently.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing
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* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, [[CryForTheDevil you can't help but cry]] (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
* When [[spoiler:Cedric's echo]] asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
* When [[spoiler:Cedric's echo]] asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
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* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds [[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s ]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, [[CryForTheDevil you can't help but cry]] (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. curse]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain [[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
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* When[[spoiler:Cedric's echo]] Cedric's echo asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
* When
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* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort isn't even having Wormtail kill him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband points out "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband points out "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
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* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s Cedric's death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort isn't even having Wormtail kill him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell[[spoiler:Cedric's Cedric's parents how their son died]], died, after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], Mrs Diggory, likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband points out "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], Amos, he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* Harry having to tell
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* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore ''overrides her'', she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
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* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], Crouch Jr, doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore ''overrides her'', she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
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--> '''[[spoiler:Lily Potter]]''': [[spoiler: Sweetheart, you are ready. Let go! Let go! Let go...]]
* The moment when Harry returns from [[spoiler:Voldemort's revival party]] with [[spoiler:Cedric's body]].
** The part where Harry is crying over [[spoiler: Cedric]]'s body and hugging it- and when Dumbledore tries to get a better look and gently move Harry out of the way, Harry responds by sobbing "No!" repeatedly and shoving the headmaster away, still clinging to the body. It's particularly jarring as Harry is ''unable to cry'' in the book.
** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror. [[spoiler:[[AdultFear Amos's despair]]]] [[AdultFear should hit ]][[spoiler:[[AdultFear parents]]]] [[AdultFear pretty hard.]]
*** The fact that the version of [[spoiler: Amos]] that we see in the film is [[AdaptationalNiceGuy much nicer]] than his book counterpart makes even more heartrendering.
** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]].
** [[NightmareFuel The scream of pure terror Fleur does]] when seeing the corpse of [[spoiler:Cedric.]]
** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act.
* The moment when Harry returns from [[spoiler:Voldemort's revival party]] with [[spoiler:Cedric's body]].
** The part where Harry is crying over [[spoiler: Cedric]]'s body and hugging it- and when Dumbledore tries to get a better look and gently move Harry out of the way, Harry responds by sobbing "No!" repeatedly and shoving the headmaster away, still clinging to the body. It's particularly jarring as Harry is ''unable to cry'' in the book.
** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror. [[spoiler:[[AdultFear Amos's despair]]]] [[AdultFear should hit ]][[spoiler:[[AdultFear parents]]]] [[AdultFear pretty hard.]]
*** The fact that the version of [[spoiler: Amos]] that we see in the film is [[AdaptationalNiceGuy much nicer]] than his book counterpart makes even more heartrendering.
** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]].
** [[NightmareFuel The scream of pure terror Fleur does]] when seeing the corpse of [[spoiler:Cedric.]]
** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act.
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--> '''[[spoiler:Lily Potter]]''': [[spoiler: '''Lily Potter''': Sweetheart, you are ready. Let go! Let go! Let go...]]
go...
* The moment when Harry returns from[[spoiler:Voldemort's Voldemort's revival party]] party with [[spoiler:Cedric's body]].Cedric's body.
** The part where Harry is crying over[[spoiler: Cedric]]'s Cedric's body and hugging it- and when Dumbledore tries to get a better look and gently move Harry out of the way, Harry responds by sobbing "No!" repeatedly and shoving the headmaster away, still clinging to the body. It's particularly jarring as Harry is ''unable to cry'' in the book.
**[[spoiler: Cedric's father]] father screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! son! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" boy!" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror. [[spoiler:[[AdultFear [[AdultFear Amos's despair]]]] [[AdultFear despair should hit ]][[spoiler:[[AdultFear parents]]]] [[AdultFear parents pretty hard.]]
*** The fact that the version of[[spoiler: Amos]] Amos that we see in the film is [[AdaptationalNiceGuy much nicer]] than his book counterpart makes even more heartrendering.
** And Dumbledore's eulogy for[[spoiler: Cedric]].
Cedric.
** [[NightmareFuel The scream of pure terror Fleur does]] when seeing the corpse of[[spoiler:Cedric.]]
Cedric.
** The shot of Cho's crying face[[spoiler:as as she stares at Cedric's body]].body. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act.
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* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort isn't even killing him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband says "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband says "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
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* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort Voldemort isn't even killing having Wormtail kill him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husbandsays points out "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband
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** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act. Really, just pretty much everyone's reactions in that scene (particularly Hagrid as he gradually realizes what's happened after Fleur's scream) illustrate perfectly why it's the most heart-wrenching scene in the whole film series.
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** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act. act.
** Really, just pretty much everyone's reactions in that scene (particularly Dumbledore and Hagrid ashe they gradually realizes realize what's happened after Fleur's scream) illustrate perfectly why it's one of the most heart-wrenching scene scenes in the whole film series.
** Really, just pretty much everyone's reactions in that scene (particularly Dumbledore and Hagrid as
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* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore overrides her, she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
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* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore overrides her, ''overrides her'', she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
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* Molly's AdultFear when her family returns from the Quidditch World Cup. Rita Skeeter had exaggerated the riots in the paper, as usual. She pulls Fred and George into a hug because the last thing she said to them before they left was a lecture about how they wasted their time making toffees rather than studying for their OWLS. Fred and George are embarrassed, but Molly's apologetic and relieved they weren't hurt.
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** Another Fridge Sadness. Viktor confronts Harry about the Skeeter rumors. Harry quickly assures him they are garbage and that he and Hermione are JustFriends. Then he and Viktor start to compliment each other's flying, before Crouch. Sr. interrupts them. It's sad to think that this is the closest to friendship Viktor and Harry get, due to them spending the rest of their time training for the Third Task and then the year ends all too soon.
* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore overrides her, she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
* [=McGonagall=]'s response after she, Snape and Dumbledore rescue Harry from [[spoiler:Crouch Jr]], doubling as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. At first she's close to tears once Harry's out of danger, though she puts up a brave front in MamaBear mode. She notices how shaken Harry is, that he's got an injured leg that hasn't been treated, and whispers to him to come to the hospital wing. When Dumbledore overrides her, she protests, "Dumbledore, he ought to- look at him- he's been through enough tonight-"
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** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror.[[spoiler: Amos's despair]] should hit [[spoiler:parents]] pretty hard.
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** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror.[[spoiler: [[spoiler:[[AdultFear Amos's despair]] despair]]]] [[AdultFear should hit [[spoiler:parents]] ]][[spoiler:[[AdultFear parents]]]] [[AdultFear pretty hard. hard.]]
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* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, you can't help but cry (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
* When [[Cedric's echo]] asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
* When [[Cedric's echo]] asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
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* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, [[CryForTheDevil you can't help but cry cry]] (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
* When[[Cedric's [[spoiler:Cedric's echo]] asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
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** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]]. Not just because it's sad, but because Kloves's version of the speech is nowhere near as good as Rowling's.
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** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]]. Not just because it's sad, but because Kloves's version of the speech is nowhere near as good as Rowling's.
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!!From the Book:
* Harry finding out about Neville's parents, and how they were cursed into insanity by the Death Eaters. It gets even worse when he gets to meet them at St. Mungo's in the next book and see how bad it is. When Dumbledore is describing it, Harry notes a bitterness in his voice he doesn't normally hear from the man.
* Harry mentions that it's Voldemort and his followers' fault for destroying families: [[spoiler:mentally shattered Neville's parents, implied to have hurt one of Hannah Abbott's parents, killed Moaning Myrtle, ruined the Crouch family, killed most of the Tonks family, forced the Malfoy family to be separated, and killed Harry's parents, godparent, and James's friends.]]
* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over [[spoiler:Cedric's death]].
--->'''Harry''': I told him to take the cup with me.
** This is awful on so many levels, because while Harry doesn't constantly angst over not having parents, the degree to which that void is felt in his life really comes through in times of crisis. In fact, he's grown so used to ''not'' having adults in his life that genuinely cared about his well-being that the concept feels sort of foreign to him.
** And it gets worse; surely his mother held him like that when he was a small baby. He would understandably not remember.
* [[spoiler:Cedric's father]], who acted like a pompous {{Jerkass}} towards Harry in the book, didn't take the Triwizard winnings and also let him know that he doesn't blame him for [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing [[spoiler:Cedric]]. Cho crying silently.
--->'''Dumbledore''': If the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy, remember what happened to a boy who was good, and kind, and brave, because he strayed across the path of Lord Voldemort.
* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, you can't help but cry (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
* When dead Cedric asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
* This piece is sad:
--> "And now another head was emerging from the tip of Voldemort's wand... and Harry knew when he saw it who it would be... knew, because the woman was the one he'd thought of more than any other tonight..."
** Depending on what version you've read, it's actually James coming out of the wand. The version with Lily is arguably more sad however.
* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort isn't even killing him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband says "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* More of Fridge Sadness here, but Viktor's "person he'll miss the most" is Hermione, a girl he's known for only a few months. It's also implied that though he really likes her, she doesn't spend a ton of time with him out of loyalty to Harry. No best friends at school, no family members brought in- How lonely must this guy be?
** Very, most likely. He's most likely the target of a lot of people either being jealous of his talent and achievements, or so star-struck by his fame that they fail to see him as a real person... NotSoDifferent from Harry's own social situation coming to Hogwarts for the first time, actually...
!!From the Film:
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[spoiler:That's My Son!]]]]
* Harry's parents telling him to let go. Even though it means he might not see them again for a long time.
--> '''[[spoiler:Lily Potter]]''': [[spoiler: Sweetheart, you are ready. Let go! Let go! Let go...]]
* The moment when Harry returns from [[spoiler:Voldemort's revival party]] with [[spoiler:Cedric's body]].
** The part where Harry is crying over [[spoiler: Cedric]]'s body and hugging it- and when Dumbledore tries to get a better look and gently move Harry out of the way, Harry responds by sobbing "No!" repeatedly and shoving the headmaster away, still clinging to the body. It's particularly jarring as Harry is ''unable to cry'' in the book.
** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror.[[spoiler: Amos's despair]] should hit [[spoiler:parents]] pretty hard.
** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]]. Not just because it's sad, but because Kloves's version of the speech is nowhere near as good as Rowling's.
** [[NightmareFuel The scream of pure terror Fleur does]] when seeing the corpse of [[spoiler:Cedric.]]
** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act. Really, just pretty much everyone's reactions in that scene (particularly Hagrid as he gradually realizes what's happened after Fleur's scream) illustrate perfectly why it's the most heart-wrenching scene in the whole film series.
* At the farewell feast, the Great Hall's ceiling is not enchanted to show the sky. This isn't unexpected, as Hermione explained in the first movie that it's not real.
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* Harry finding out about Neville's parents, and how they were cursed into insanity by the Death Eaters. It gets even worse when he gets to meet them at St. Mungo's in the next book and see how bad it is. When Dumbledore is describing it, Harry notes a bitterness in his voice he doesn't normally hear from the man.
* Harry mentions that it's Voldemort and his followers' fault for destroying families: [[spoiler:mentally shattered Neville's parents, implied to have hurt one of Hannah Abbott's parents, killed Moaning Myrtle, ruined the Crouch family, killed most of the Tonks family, forced the Malfoy family to be separated, and killed Harry's parents, godparent, and James's friends.]]
* Harry thinking about his relatives never hugging him, like a mother would, when Molly hugged him. Not to mention that all the while, Harry was fighting back tears over [[spoiler:Cedric's death]].
--->'''Harry''': I told him to take the cup with me.
** This is awful on so many levels, because while Harry doesn't constantly angst over not having parents, the degree to which that void is felt in his life really comes through in times of crisis. In fact, he's grown so used to ''not'' having adults in his life that genuinely cared about his well-being that the concept feels sort of foreign to him.
** And it gets worse; surely his mother held him like that when he was a small baby. He would understandably not remember.
* [[spoiler:Cedric's father]], who acted like a pompous {{Jerkass}} towards Harry in the book, didn't take the Triwizard winnings and also let him know that he doesn't blame him for [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death.
* Dumbledore's speech at the end eulogizing [[spoiler:Cedric]]. Cho crying silently.
--->'''Dumbledore''': If the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy, remember what happened to a boy who was good, and kind, and brave, because he strayed across the path of Lord Voldemort.
* When [[spoiler:[[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds Barty Crouch, Jr.]]]]'s past is revealed, even though he's done quite a few bad things, you can't help but cry (especially when he's on trial when you find [[spoiler:how neglected he was by his father, whom later [[MoralEventHorizon disowned him and put him under the imperius curse]]]]. What makes it worse was when [[spoiler:[[AlasPoorVillain he was given the dementor's kiss]] ]].
* When dead Cedric asks Harry to take his body back to his parents.
* This piece is sad:
--> "And now another head was emerging from the tip of Voldemort's wand... and Harry knew when he saw it who it would be... knew, because the woman was the one he'd thought of more than any other tonight..."
** Depending on what version you've read, it's actually James coming out of the wand. The version with Lily is arguably more sad however.
* [[spoiler:Cedric]]'s death is tragic, not just because he's been a NiceGuy and WorthyOpponent, but because it's senseless. Voldemort isn't even killing him from malice, just convenience.
* Harry having to tell [[spoiler:Cedric's parents how their son died]], after the interview, [[spoiler:Mrs Diggory]], likely trying to think of ''anything'' to give some comfort to her and her husband says "He suffered very little then, and after all, [[spoiler:Amos]], he just won the tournament. He must have been happy." Then Harry tries to give them the money, but she refuses it.
* More of Fridge Sadness here, but Viktor's "person he'll miss the most" is Hermione, a girl he's known for only a few months. It's also implied that though he really likes her, she doesn't spend a ton of time with him out of loyalty to Harry. No best friends at school, no family members brought in- How lonely must this guy be?
** Very, most likely. He's most likely the target of a lot of people either being jealous of his talent and achievements, or so star-struck by his fame that they fail to see him as a real person... NotSoDifferent from Harry's own social situation coming to Hogwarts for the first time, actually...
!!From the Film:
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[spoiler:That's My Son!]]]]
* Harry's parents telling him to let go. Even though it means he might not see them again for a long time.
--> '''[[spoiler:Lily Potter]]''': [[spoiler: Sweetheart, you are ready. Let go! Let go! Let go...]]
* The moment when Harry returns from [[spoiler:Voldemort's revival party]] with [[spoiler:Cedric's body]].
** The part where Harry is crying over [[spoiler: Cedric]]'s body and hugging it- and when Dumbledore tries to get a better look and gently move Harry out of the way, Harry responds by sobbing "No!" repeatedly and shoving the headmaster away, still clinging to the body. It's particularly jarring as Harry is ''unable to cry'' in the book.
** [[spoiler: Cedric's father]] screaming and sobbing "That's my [[spoiler: son]]! That's my [[spoiler: boy!]]" in utter agony, then rushing over to the body and ''bawling'' over it, ''screaming'' in pure despair and horror.[[spoiler: Amos's despair]] should hit [[spoiler:parents]] pretty hard.
** And Dumbledore's eulogy for [[spoiler: Cedric]]. Not just because it's sad, but because Kloves's version of the speech is nowhere near as good as Rowling's.
** [[NightmareFuel The scream of pure terror Fleur does]] when seeing the corpse of [[spoiler:Cedric.]]
** The shot of Cho's crying face [[spoiler:as she stares at Cedric's body]]. Say what you want about her in the next film, but in that one brief moment Katie Leung showed she can really act. Really, just pretty much everyone's reactions in that scene (particularly Hagrid as he gradually realizes what's happened after Fleur's scream) illustrate perfectly why it's the most heart-wrenching scene in the whole film series.
* At the farewell feast, the Great Hall's ceiling is not enchanted to show the sky. This isn't unexpected, as Hermione explained in the first movie that it's not real.
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