The Boy Who Lived, a young wizard destined to defeat Lord Voldemort.
Hermione is one of Harry's closest friends and a dependable presence during the crisis.
Harry and Hermione attend the Quidditch World Cup together, and Hermione remains part of Harry's close circle throughout the tournament.
Their rivalry is competitive rather than personally hostile.
Harry and Cedric are both selected as Hogwarts Champions and compete against one another in the three tasks.
Their confrontation defines the film's central conflict.
Voldemort orders Harry's torture and attempts to kill him in the graveyard after being resurrected.
Harry encounters Karkaroff through a memory that advances the investigation.
Harry watches Karkaroff's questioning in the Pensieve and hears Karkaroff name Snape and another prisoner.
Their tense school relationship is complicated by Snape's protective intervention.
The Pensieve scene identifies Snape as a Hogwarts professor, and Snape later helps subdue the impostor who threatens Harry.
McGonagall acts as a senior authority protecting Harry from immediate danger.
McGonagall helps stop the impostor just as he is about to kill Harry.
Their relationship is defined by formal tournament competition.
Harry and Fleur are selected as Champions and compete in the dragon, lake, and maze tasks.
Krum is one of Harry's principal competitors.
Harry and Viktor are selected as Champions and compete throughout the Triwizard Tournament.
Crouch's death becomes an investigative clue for Harry.
Harry finds the lifeless body of Ministry official Barty Crouch in the Forbidden Forest.
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