History Heartwarming / HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire

* When Mr. Weasley scolds Fred and George for giving Dudley a Ton-Tongue Toffee that made his tongue turn purple and grow to four feet long, their response is that they gave it to him for being a great bullying git ("isn't he, Harry?"), implying that Harry told the twins about Dudley and they decided to get revenge for him in their own way.

* Harry [[spoiler: giving his winnings to Fred and George after the Digory's refuse, pointing out the world could use a few laughs with what's coming. ]]

* After Harry completes the first task, Ron comes to his senses and tries to apologise for not believing him. Harry tells him "It's fine" and they grin at eachother. Cue Hermione bursting into tears.

* In ''Goblet of Fire'', Dumbledore talking to Harry after the end of the end of year feast ("Remember Cedric") about how he has friends at Hogwarts and isn't alone... then lightly brushes his cheek with his hand on his way out of the room. Dumbledore was rather flamboyant in the film, but that bit right there... *Sigh* He really does love him.
* In ''The Goblet of Fire'', they're all being taught to dance for the Yule Ball, and while the girls are all eager, none of the boys leave their seats. Then you see Neville hesitate (clearly trying to work up the nerve) before getting up to dance. Later, we see Harry and Ron entering the Gryffindor dormitory to find Neville, in his pyjamas and dancing shoes, practicing the waltz by himself, humming a tune as he goes. Even later than that, after the party, Neville comes back later than everyone else, still humming and twirling round.

''Fleur giggles and kisses Ron on both cheeks before walking away, leaving him stunned.''\\

* In ''The Goblet of Fire'', they're all being taught to dance for the Yule Ball, and while the girls are all eager, none of the boys leave their seats. Then you see Neville hesitate (clearly trying to work up the nerve) before getting up to dance. Later, we see Harry and Ron entering the Gryffindor dormitory to find Neville, in his pyjamas and dancing shoes, practicing the waltz by himself, humming a tune as he goes. Even later than that, after the party, Neville comes back later than everyone else, still humming and twirling round. The fact that they removed the part about him first asking Hermione and being taken by Ginny as a sympathy date makes the whole thing really sweet, as it implies that he was genuinely excited about going with Ginny and that even a nerd like him could get a date.
* Fleur's reaction to Harry having saved her sister really serves to humanize her character; Clemence Poesy did a wonderful job in that one small moment.

* [=McGonagall=] gets ''three'' in one scene. She's less than a footfall behind Dumbledore as they burst in on Harry and Moody, she holds an arm out protectively when Harry passes her and ''she'' is the one to hold Barty Crouch Jr at wand's length when he lunges for Harry.

-->'''Fleur:''' ''(In tears)'' You saved her, even though she wasn't yours to save. My little sister. Thank you! ''(Kisses Harry on both cheeks and stands to face Ron.)'' And you. You helped!//
'''Ron:''' Well...yeah, a bit.//
''Fleur giggles and kisses Ron on both cheeks before walking away, leaving him stunned.''//

* A small one, just before the first task when Hermione is talking to Harry between the tent doorway, trying to give him advice.//
-->'''Hermione:''' The key is to concentrate. After that, you just have to-//
'''Harry:''' Battle a dragon.//

'''Fleur:''' ''(In tears)'' You saved her, even though she wasn't yours to save. My little sister. Thank you! ''(Kisses Harry on both cheeks and stands to face Ron.)'' And you. You helped!//

'''Hermione:''' The key is to concentrate. After that, you just have to-//

* Fleur's reaction to Harry having saved her sister "even though she wasn't yours to save" really serves to humanize her character; Clemence Poesy did a wonderful job in that one small moment.

* A small one, just before the first task when Hermione is talking to Harry between the tent wall, trying to give him advice. As soon as it seems to sink into her just how much danger Harry is in, she lets out a little sob and immediately comes out from behind the tent wall to give him a heartfelt hug.

*** UpToEleven when you realize that, in giving up unspeakable glory for Hufflepuff solely because he doesn't feel he's earned it fairly, Cedric is ''upholding everything that makes his House great''. Loyalty. Fairness. Equality. Integrity. He genuinely believes that he and Harry have won this tournament by helping each other, that they have both shown strength and skill and courage to get here, and that the only fair and honest way to end it is to claim victory together, as equals. [[WhatYouAreInTheDark You have to be a lot of things to make a choice like that]]; [GoodIsNotDumb useless and stupid are not among them]].

* In the background of the Yule Ball scene in the movie, [[ThoseTwoGuys Dean and Seamus]] [[HoYay are seen]] [[http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0lnutET421r3zat8.gif dancing together]] and clearly having the time of their lives, while [[ShipperOnDeck Hermione smiles in the background.]] Whether you ship it or not, it's adorable.

** And don't forget the whole "Remember [[spoiler:Cedric Diggory]]" speech.

* [=McGonagall=] gets ''three'' in one scene. She's less than a footfall behind Dumbledore as they burst in on Harry and Moody, she holds an arm out protectively when Harry passes her and ''she'' is the one to hold Barty Crouch Jr at wand's length when he lunges for Harry.

* Fleur's reaction to Harry having saved her sister "even though she wasn't yours to save" really serves to humanize her character; Clemence Poesy did a wonderful job in that one small moment.

* A rather minor one, but in ''Goblet of Fire'', I always found the fact that Harry takes it upon himself to warn Cedric about the dragons in the First Task to be an immensely heartwarming simple gesture of genuine, selfless decency. It's moments like that just as much as -- or more than -- the huge battles which make Harry a worthwhile hero.
* Likewise, the conversation leading up to Harry and Cedric grabbing the Cup was to this troper (and still is) among the most heartwarming moments of the series. Cedric, who was so popular during the tournament, giving up glory to Harry, who had been tormented all year long. Harry, who had held a serious grudge against Cedric because of his relationship with Cho, suggesting that they take it together. It was a beautiful moment -- and it made what happened next that much more shocking and terrible.

* While the entire scene where Dumbledore, Hermione, and Harry confront Hagrid after he is outed as Half-Giant by Rita Skeeter is this, the part where Dumbledore casually mentions that many parents have written letters in Hagrid's defense always gets to me. It's not just that his friends love him, it's that many people who have known him do so as well that just makes it that much more awesome.

* In ''The Goblet of Fire'', they're all being taught to dance for the Yule Ball, and while the girls are all eager, none of the boys leave their seats. Then you see Neville hesitate (clearly trying to work up the nerve) before getting up to dance. Later, we see Harry and Ron entering the Gryffindor dormitory to find Neville, in his pyjamas and dancing shoes, practicing the waltz by himself, humming a tune as he goes. Even later than that, after the party, Neville comes back later than everyone else, still humming and twirling round. The fact that they removed the part about him first asking Hermione and being taken by Ginny as a sympathy date makes the whole thing really sweet, as it implies that he was genuinely excited about going with Ginny and that even a nerd like him could get a date.

* The strength and hope that Harry and co take home with them at the end of the year (particularly in the film), even though the entire wizarding world is about to enter into utter turmoil.