I got a little bit teary-eyed when Cedric actually died, but when his father came rushing out of the stands "THAT'S MY SON! THAT'S MY BOY! NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" I *completely* lost it.
Cedric raising his wand also ment that he was ready to protect Harry even though the look on his face in the movie showed that he was scared now that is a pure Hufflepuff💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛
@@adrii6995 Sure but that itself requires courage. As courage is being utterly terrified and doing it anyway because you know it's right. If your not scared it isn't really courage now is it?
Cedric’s death meant that everyone has to return to the dark days of fear and nobody in reality wants to face that “like Fudge”. But we always have to face it to be prepared or else.
@@ohtrooper541 all I know is that he had to explain to the muggle Prime Minister about what was to happen and introduced him to Rufus Scrimger. (Idk if I spelt that correctly). Fudge was to be remembered as the worst Minister of Magic of all time.
Cedric was an amazing guy. He really helped Harry. He also didn't like when everyone was giving Harry a hard time with those Potter Stinks badges. During Harry's 3rd year when Harry fell off his broom during the Quidditch game because of the dementors, Cedric offered to do a rematch which was very noble. What I really didn't like was his father Amos' constant bragging about him. It was so annoying and a aggravating I'd say to him "Give it a rest". Agreed? Regardless, Cedric Diggory really was a life taken too soon
idk. cedric was pretty great. He totally challengedthe belief that hufflepuffs were...spillovers.(for lack of better words) he did huffle puff and hogwarts proud and he was also a nice person. if i had a kid like that you wouldnt be able to get me to shut up about it no matter how much you tried.
Cedric was an amazing character. I hated that Rowling made Harry be in love with his girlfriend bc I feel like sometimes even Harry resented Cedric for dying even though he was trying to process the death
@@karengardea9372 I disagree the conflicting feelings makes Harry kire believable. As does a teenager pining over someone they can't have. Both are very realistic character development.
I think the scene where you see Amos Diggory grieving over his son's body is the saddest thing in the entire series. (apart from Fred's death of course)
Exactly. That and, methinks he def felt "guilt" about his idea of them both grabbing the Tri-Wiz cup/trophy which was a portal to the graveyard death of Cedric, as well as his dire request for "...dont leave my body here."
@@kargs5krun since Voldemort's ultimate plan when killing Cedric, Sirius, the people who died at the Battle of Hogwarts, etc., is to kill Harry, Harry feels it's his fault. What Harry will never be able to realize is that Voldemort killed those people, and not because of him. The Dursleys' blamed Harry for everything, the wizarding society tended to blame him for everything, and everyone he has ever known shoved the weight of the world onto his shoulders and forced him into fighting a genocidal maniac. Harry, naturally, began to feel that everything is his fault, especially the deaths that happened during Voldemort's almost three year long reign. Harry deals with survivors guilt and PTSD, and not just in the fifth book.
@@youdontneedtoknowwhoiam6640 Perfectly said,and those who say that Harry Potter is for children should read more comments and critics like yours to understand the story of Harry Potter.Even JK said that Harry Potter was never a happy story but a sad one instead.
@@kamishy_Art the centaur said harry in the forbidden forest that once you drink unicorn blood you live a half life, a cursed life. So once quirrell drank the blood, he was already half dead and was only alive due to voldemort attached to him because voldemort needs a body to fulfil his need for a body and life.
Cedrics death was the end of Harry being a child. He could no longer feel that everything would be ok and turn out fine in the end. Age of innocence lost.
Put another way, Cedric's death gives notice to both Harry and the reader that we have gone from a relatively light-hearted fantasy story to "the real deal." As you say, this is now serious. People are going to die. Evil isn't just going to roll over for us. Kinda like in the "real world" right now.
When they showed him get killed on screen, that was so crazy. He flipped several times and suffered an immediate death. Just slammed to the ground. First time watching it, I was like oh my god 😭
Harry learned the horrors of the war and what kind of tragedies he should expect in future books right there and then. RIP Cedric, you were a great wizard and a great friend of Harry’s.
What really sucks for Harry is watching how Cedric was killed and had to come to terms with the fact that his parents likely died in the exact same manner and, like you said, all were trying to protect Harry. It's like history repeating itself as well as the beginning of a dark future for everyone.
nazcret22 okay in quidditch through the ages some one let a rare round bird... a borb if you will, (I’m kidding it was called a snidgit) loose and told the players he’ll give them 150 galleons to catch it. It was a cruel practice and activism against it made the hunt for this bird illegal. So they created the golden snitch allowing this bird to live in relative peace.
Cedric's death breaks my heart. Especially when his father Amos comes! He has so many dreams and so much hope over his son, and then gets to suddenly see his son lying dead!! Makes me want to curl up and cry!!! 😭😭😭
It's so devastating for Harry to see a fallen friend die. Lord Voldermort is evil and a monster, killing an innocent boy, also he targaret Ginny. Voldermort should be jailed for 100000 years, he caused pain to Harry, well never again.
It also effected Harry’s out look on life. He knew dark days where coming and knew he wanted to fight and join the order. When I was younger and I read the 4th book it took me awhile to fully grasp that concept of the book. But going into the 5th. Book my reading skills improved and I realized that Cedrics death was like the domino effect. The fourth book was one of the most important books for the whole storyline.
Cedric Diggory was the only Hufflepuff I remember, mostly due to his kind and caring nature. I do like Hufflepuffs as a whole, but Cedric really stood out to me.
This is where Harry and the other Hogwarts students realize that this is a war and that people will die. This is where Harry witnesses firsthand the disregard that Voldemort has for human life when he is at an age where he can process it and understand it.
It also changed how a lot of people viewed hogwarts as a school. Like are they teaching the students how to protect themselves good enough. The professors were all probably scrutinized for it. Or if his death brought on stricter lessons?
Cedric's death was the turning point for everything. Once someone sees death before their eyes, they are never the same again. What's worse is that Cedric's death still haunts Harry to this day. It's something he'll never get over.
I agree that Cedric's death changes everything, but I think it affected Harry most. Remember Harry is only 15,and at this age he's feeling torn between being a man,and still viewed as a boy by the adults. This is a difficult time for anyone, and then you add the death of Cedric it's easy to understand why he had terrible nightmares. One other thing I would like to be able to buy a butterbeer, but they don't sell it here in America. I wish one of the major brewing companies would make it. They would take in a pretty penny with all the Harry Potter fans out there.
@@lucybufton7147 How do you know? Have you ever had any,and where did you find it? The closest I've come to butterbeer is the ice cream from Yengling's.
For me it was the speech in the beginning of Deathly Hallows Part 1, *“our world has faced no greater threat than it does today...”* I remember when I first saw that, it was a really intense moment where I truly realized how real shit had gotten in this story. Love that scene.
Harry never actually saw prof. Quirrel's death. He was unconscious when Voldemort abadoned the prof's body causing his death. No idea why they chose to show Harry as a killer on the first movie...
I was referring to the books, actually. So, in the books Harry never witnessed the death of Quirrel. Also, it's the soul of Voldemort that knocks Harry out in the movie, as he abandoned Quirrel's body
WHY DIDN'T THEY DO THAT? I mean we got Werewolfs so like come on maybe Idk Harry asked Cedric to watch over Draco and his family until the war was over or something because we know why the Malfoy's are with Voldamort.
cedric was so kind, modest, and likeable that i had fallen in love with his character by the end of the book. his death hurt my heart :( i just know cedric would’ve been so loyal and brave in the fight against voldemort if he would’ve lived that long.
Yes Cedric was amazing and he s not a villian. At least Cedric stays good. I would had saved Cedric, poor Harrym ad well as Cedric, Harry lost his godfather, dumbledore, dobby, Fred, moody, his parents.
From the goblet of fire and onwards, someone significant dies every year 4- Cedric Diggory 5- Sirius Black 6- Albus Dumbledore 7- Dobby 8- Voldemort and countless others.
Cedrics death was what lit Harry’s fire! A big reason why Harry fought like he did was because he felt he owed to Cedric and his parents and all those he loved!!!
Great video as always! I might argue that the POA was also a sort of beginning in the turn the books would take though. It was the first time things weren't neatly and happily wrapped up. Sure, Sirius and Buckbeak were saved. But it was bittersweet. Harry got stuck going back to the Dursleys after getting a small ray of hope. Sirius still wasn't exactly safe, and he couldn't be with him. Pettigrew was still on the loose as a traitor to his parents. Lupin was forced to leave the castle. Plus, there is the addition of the dementors in this book, a pretty dark representation of depression. This all kind of makes sense with Harry just reaching adolescence at this point (13 years old). Things tend to start getting a lot more complicated at that point in life.
Would of been amazing if Harry’s wish to “please just let it drown” which is what he said in the books, would’ve come true....but then again, no Voldemort no more story 😩
Cedric's death was the first time the movie hit me , I couldn't get through it . I had never experienced death. It was emotional because we lost someone so young . And it was the first time Harry and Voldermort fought face to face. It was the most terrifying thing for me to witness I mean I had nightmares for years.
Cedric’s death helped Harry realize the danger of Voldemort and it helped Harry realized that he had to do something about Voldemort or else the people that he loved could end up just like Cedric. If Cedric lived then I think the story would’ve ended differently and Harry wouldn’t have learned the lesson that he did that night Cedric died.
@@FricknA Luckily I have never heard anyone say that, cause I don't think so either. His performance gets me everytime. Chills... So soooo well done, the pain in his voice.
I loved the way you drove into the psychology of how the impact of his death effected not only the specific people of the wizarding world but the whole world itself!
If Harry had taken the Cup, instead of sharing the victory, there would be a witness to Harry's disappearance. Cedrick would run out of the maze or shoot up red sparks. he could explain, "Harry won, he grabbed the cup, and disappeared, I've no idea where he went".
Excellent work. I never thought of all this happening after Cedric was murdered, how it affected the rest of the world and was the first casualty that started the war.
Yeah, I felt it was a stretch that once saved he would end up evil, even the way circumstances were manipulated in the story. If they had made it so he was put under the imperious curse it would be more plausible.
I so wish there was more of Cedric because he was such a kind and caring person. He was truely purehearted.i hated to see him go😢 Also he was pretty handsome😏
Cedric’s death prevented Cedric from trying to stop Wormtail from reviving Voldemort. If Voldemort was never revived, all of the other stories would end up being happy
Goblet of Fire is a great book because is gets darker, but also that means more exicitement and the possibility that good people die. In my opinion from goblet of Fire Harry Potter isn't a book series for children only, but for adults too. 17 year old Cedric died in that book and Cedric's death hits Harry very hard. He has nightmare, where he rewatches Cedric's death. In order of Phoenix Harry can see thestrahls because he had really seen and understood death. Cedric didn't deserve to die as he was fair and a good boy.
I cried when Cedric died. I had to put the book down for a few minutes before I could continue the book. I was devastated by what took place in the cemetery.
I always thought how unbelievable it was that everyone denied voldemort was back for a shit ton of reasons: 1. Voldemort was terrorizing hogwarts in Harry's first and 2nd year. How would it be a surprise that he would attempt to seize power once more, 2. To solidify the first argument: Dumbledore. As headmaster and most respected wizard, how did nobody at the ministry of magic give him the benefit of the doubt? 3. Edward Cullen gets slayed and nobody bats an eye while the triwizard tournament was abolished for the fact that there were casualties in the editions before. The tournament was specially designed to prevent that this time. Couldn't they literally do an autopsy and see he was killed by a Avada kadavra curse? 4. How about the whole quidditch world cup death eater party and the summoning of the dark mark? How random and totally not dark lord related right. 5. Probably the most obvious reason of all: barty crouch Jr. Renown death eating pussy boy has been impersonating mad eye for a whole year.. And no one bats an eye? How the fuck did this not ring any alarm bells at the ministry?
Book number four, Goblet of Fire, is when Harry realizes he has to accept the truth. The wizard world has its ups and downs, you can't expect life to say 'I'll save you because you're the boy who lived, because you're Harry Potter'. Life doesn't have favorites. It's like history is repeating, Voldemort is on the rise again and his misson, to kill Harry and anyone who gets in his way. Yet, Harry offered to sacrifice himself for the wizard world. And this is what he gets? An early adulthood? Classmates turning on him?
Cedric’s death was a moment for not only the fictional characters within the Wizarding World but for us in the real world as well, that this is where things are gonna get real and dark, this is the beginning of the end
In my opinion this is the most important factor in the whole process of giving harry potter courage to fight every time he had to because he thought he would die in the end.
@@_Professor_Oak My belief is that Faux (or however you spell the phoenix's name) was able to heal the venom completely which is why the horcrux was not destroyed. Now if Faux was now able to get to him in time, then both he and the horcrux within him would die. Either that or he comes back to life without the horcrux again I have no idea.
I really liked this video. Very well thought out. This book really truly changed Harry. He really grew up. Off topic, I think one of the reasons Cedric didn't tell Harry exactly how the egg worked was for Harry to learn. Also, he seemed to be a play by the rules person. Which I am too.. proud Hufflepuff in the house.l!
I've always wondered, why Harry didn't just give his memory of that night when they don't blieve him. Then they could've looked back in the pansive/pensive (?)(the memory fountain)
Theory: Remember the Prisoner of Azkaban? So remember when they asked Harry if he wanted them to kill worm tail right that that very moment? Well he said “No, ur going to Dumbledore” Than he ends up escaping them when Remus becomes a wolf. Cedrics death could’ve been easily prevented by Remus and Sirius when we met worm tail when Sirius turned him back to his human form. That’s my theory
Id like to add that cedrics death launched the fear and uncertainty that happens with voldemort being back in power. They really bring it into focus in the 6th book but in order of the phoenix theres already a scary vibe in the wizarding world amongst the school. Umbridge brought on an eerie vibe to the students. Many wondered why the ministry was really interfering at hogwarts. Fudge was paranoid. I think he truly deep down knew dumbledore was telling the truth and was in deep denial. The general air of paranoia after cedrics death definitely increased in the world. It developed tenfold once voldemort was back out in the open. The way the fear reached a crescendo in book 6 reminds me of the current times we live in. Makes me wonder whats really going on in our own reality.
Cedric's death was even more tragic once you consider that he wasn't even meant to touch it. Krum was imperiused by Crouch Jr to keep Cedric from reaching Trophy before Harry. Or if only Harry had reached there first, alone.
If you put the films into 3 separate groups you have Act 1 Philosophers stone, Chamber of Secrets and Prisoner of Azkaban. Which starts up your light hearted introduction in the wizard in world albeit getting darker towards the end. Act two Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix and Half blood Prince. Represents the dark middle part of the trilogy where things look Blackest. Act 3 where the heroes begin to fight back.
Many of the characters really didn't deserve to die. Especially Cedric. He was hard-working and smart guy. Cedric deserved winning Triwizard Tournament,he was also good-hearted,he helped Harry,and didn't like about others mocking him. Moment of silence for: Lily Evans James Potter Cedric Diggory Sirius Black Albus Dumbledore Remus Lupin Nymphadora Tonks Fred Weasley Colin Creevey Lavender Brown Alastor Moody Dobby The Elf
4:08 Well, there is KIND OF a win, in that Voldemort's final defeat is set up since he took Harry's blood into himself. But we don't know how significant that is yet, so... sad days.
I got a little bit teary-eyed when Cedric actually died, but when his father came rushing out of the stands "THAT'S MY SON! THAT'S MY BOY! NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" I *completely* lost it.
that’s what kills me the most :(
@@vvanxo I always felt "They could have had the decency to close his eyes!"
That was their idea/motivation all along. (@ all the ladies present)
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Cedric's death revealed many people's character, those willing to accept a harsh truth and those who prefer a comfortable lie
Well you must know this truths aren't always harsh and lies aren't always comfortable but I must not tell lies.
Cedric raising his wand also ment that he was ready to protect Harry even though the look on his face in the movie showed that he was scared now that is a pure Hufflepuff💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛
Courage? Being afraid and doing it anyway is courage isn't that a Griffyndoor thing?
@@michaelhowze8198 Cedric was always a true Gryffindor ❤️
@@michaelhowze8198 it can also be associated to loyalty, if you will do something for someone no matter what.
@@adrii6995 Sure but that itself requires courage. As courage is being utterly terrified and doing it anyway because you know it's right. If your not scared it isn't really courage now is it?
You guys do know that Cedric can be a Hufflepuff with other house traits right?
Cedric’s death meant that everyone has to return to the dark days of fear and nobody in reality wants to face that “like Fudge”. But we always have to face it to be prepared or else.
Agreed
Yes
Pretty much
@@ohtrooper541 all I know is that he had to explain to the muggle Prime Minister about what was to happen and introduced him to Rufus Scrimger. (Idk if I spelt that correctly). Fudge was to be remembered as the worst Minister of Magic of all time.
Cedric was an amazing guy. He really helped Harry. He also didn't like when everyone was giving Harry a hard time with those Potter Stinks badges. During Harry's 3rd year when Harry fell off his broom during the Quidditch game because of the dementors, Cedric offered to do a rematch which was very noble. What I really didn't like was his father Amos' constant bragging about him. It was so annoying and a aggravating I'd say to him "Give it a rest". Agreed? Regardless, Cedric Diggory really was a life taken too soon
Eh.. I guess I kind of agree. But Amos was just really proud of his son. It makes sense that he loves to talk about him. Idk
idk. cedric was pretty great. He totally challengedthe belief that hufflepuffs were...spillovers.(for lack of better words) he did huffle puff and hogwarts proud and he was also a nice person. if i had a kid like that you wouldnt be able to get me to shut up about it no matter how much you tried.
Cedric was an amazing character. I hated that Rowling made Harry be in love with his girlfriend bc I feel like sometimes even Harry resented Cedric for dying even though he was trying to process the death
@@karengardea9372 I disagree the conflicting feelings makes Harry kire believable. As does a teenager pining over someone they can't have. Both are very realistic character development.
I know I HATE and I mean HATE Amos Digorry
I think the scene where you see Amos Diggory grieving over his son's body is the saddest thing in the entire series. (apart from Fred's death of course)
Yes indeed
Dobbie's death?!?!?
@@timknitschky6876 that too I was completely caught off guard with that one
I thought that Mad eyes death was sad
@Krisynthia Gomez OMG I've never thought about it that way😭
After Cedric's death,Harry knew that he should be prepared for losing many people he loves and realised that killing Voldemort won't be an easy task.
Exactly. That and, methinks he def felt "guilt" about his idea of them both grabbing the Tri-Wiz cup/trophy which was a portal to the graveyard death of Cedric, as well as his dire request for "...dont leave my body here."
@@kargs5krun since Voldemort's ultimate plan when killing Cedric, Sirius, the people who died at the Battle of Hogwarts, etc., is to kill Harry, Harry feels it's his fault. What Harry will never be able to realize is that Voldemort killed those people, and not because of him.
The Dursleys' blamed Harry for everything, the wizarding society tended to blame him for everything, and everyone he has ever known shoved the weight of the world onto his shoulders and forced him into fighting a genocidal maniac.
Harry, naturally, began to feel that everything is his fault, especially the deaths that happened during Voldemort's almost three year long reign. Harry deals with survivors guilt and PTSD, and not just in the fifth book.
@@youdontneedtoknowwhoiam6640 Perfectly said,and those who say that Harry Potter is for children should read more comments and critics like yours to understand the story of Harry Potter.Even JK said that Harry Potter was never a happy story but a sad one instead.
@Liza JohnsonYeah,JK claimed that HP wasn't supposed to be a kids book but rather a sad tale.
His death also showed that blood status couldn't protect you if you were on the "wrong" side of Voldermort
I forgot Voldy straight up put his foot on Cedric's face..... and it was dirty....the disrespect
Voldemort doesn’t care which is disrespectful at all
The way Cedric's father cries in the movie when he sees his son's body always guts me. They really got his pain across. It's so sad to watch.
This was one of the best video topics I've ever seen and was perfectly executed as always! Great job Dean!
Thanks man, it just came to me when I was actually working on another video.. 😎
Love both of your channels
I really hope that u guys do a joint Harry Potter video! It's what we are all waiting for!!! 👍👍👍
MovieFlame I would have loved for Cedric’s father play a role in the battle for Hogwarts
You guys should do a video together
"This was the first time Harry witness death..."
Me: ummm actually-
"And was able to process it"
Me: never mind
felt that
Quirrel? He basically killed him with her mother's protection, what a savage
@@kamishy_Art the centaur said harry in the forbidden forest that once you drink unicorn blood you live a half life, a cursed life. So once quirrell drank the blood, he was already half dead and was only alive due to voldemort attached to him because voldemort needs a body to fulfil his need for a body and life.
@@kamishy_Art in the book, he did not witness quireel dying, only in the movies he did
Cedrics death was the end of Harry being a child. He could no longer feel that everything would be ok and turn out fine in the end. Age of innocence lost.
The actor who plays Cedric’s father, omg when he shrieks “my son.....that’s my son” I choke up every time. First class acting.
Put another way, Cedric's death gives notice to both Harry and the reader that we have gone from a relatively light-hearted fantasy story to "the real deal." As you say, this is now serious. People are going to die. Evil isn't just going to roll over for us. Kinda like in the "real world" right now.
Cedric was the symbol of the death of Harry's innocence.
Yes. The tone of the series immediately darkens after that book, and Harry's personality changes a bit with it.
When they showed him get killed on screen, that was so crazy. He flipped several times and suffered an immediate death. Just slammed to the ground. First time watching it, I was like oh my god 😭
Harry learned the horrors of the war and what kind of tragedies he should expect in future books right there and then.
RIP Cedric, you were a great wizard and a great friend of Harry’s.
What really sucks for Harry is watching how Cedric was killed and had to come to terms with the fact that his parents likely died in the exact same manner and, like you said, all were trying to protect Harry. It's like history repeating itself as well as the beginning of a dark future for everyone.
Let's not forget about the Triwizard Tournament being permanently discontinued after Cedric's death.
Last time i was this early quidditch was still played with live birds
what?
Wait what?
Yup and goalposts were still barells
nazcret22 okay in quidditch through the ages some one let a rare round bird... a borb if you will, (I’m kidding it was called a snidgit) loose and told the players he’ll give them 150 galleons to catch it. It was a cruel practice and activism against it made the hunt for this bird illegal. So they created the golden snitch allowing this bird to live in relative peace.
@@beatrixthegreat1138 wasn't it called a snidget?
Cedric's death breaks my heart. Especially when his father Amos comes! He has so many dreams and so much hope over his son, and then gets to suddenly see his son lying dead!! Makes me want to curl up and cry!!! 😭😭😭
It's so devastating for Harry to see a fallen friend die. Lord Voldermort is evil and a monster, killing an innocent boy, also he targaret Ginny. Voldermort should be jailed for 100000 years, he caused pain to Harry, well never again.
It also effected Harry’s out look on life. He knew dark days where coming and knew he wanted to fight and join the order. When I was younger and I read the 4th book it took me awhile to fully grasp that concept of the book. But going into the 5th. Book my reading skills improved and I realized that Cedrics death was like the domino effect. The fourth book was one of the most important books for the whole storyline.
Cedric Diggory was the only Hufflepuff I remember, mostly due to his kind and caring nature. I do like Hufflepuffs as a whole, but Cedric really stood out to me.
Arceus The Poke God Channel So you didn’t like Tonks or Professor Sprout?
@@emmaherron5121 crap, I forgot about those two! Sorry!
@The_Call_Me_ Pebbles I honestly don't know.
Newt?
@@ahanabhattacharyya2030 Newt is cool
This is where Harry and the other Hogwarts students realize that this is a war and that people will die. This is where Harry witnesses firsthand the disregard that Voldemort has for human life when he is at an age where he can process it and understand it.
It also changed how a lot of people viewed hogwarts as a school. Like are they teaching the students how to protect themselves good enough. The professors were all probably scrutinized for it. Or if his death brought on stricter lessons?
Taught to defend themselves? The DADA "teacher" the following year actively refused (as opposed to neglected) to teach anything practical.
Cedric's death was the turning point for everything. Once someone sees death before their eyes, they are never the same again. What's worse is that Cedric's death still haunts Harry to this day. It's something he'll never get over.
I agree that Cedric's death changes everything, but I think it affected Harry most. Remember Harry is only 15,and at this age he's feeling torn between being a man,and still viewed as a boy by the adults.
This is a difficult time for anyone, and then you add the death of Cedric it's easy to understand why he had terrible nightmares.
One other thing I would like to be able to buy a butterbeer, but they don't sell it here in America. I wish one of the major brewing companies would make it. They would take in a pretty penny with all the Harry Potter fans out there.
Butter beer doesn't taste good, you're not missing out
@@lucybufton7147 How do you know? Have you ever had any,and where did you find it? The closest I've come to butterbeer is the ice cream from Yengling's.
@@debbiekerr3989 yep. I went to universal Harry potter studio tour and got it straight from the source (I'm a Brit)
@@lucybufton7147 Thank you.
@@debbiekerr3989 no problem :)
For me it was the speech in the beginning of Deathly Hallows Part 1, *“our world has faced no greater threat than it does today...”* I remember when I first saw that, it was a really intense moment where I truly realized how real shit had gotten in this story. Love that scene.
Harry never actually saw prof. Quirrel's death. He was unconscious when Voldemort abadoned the prof's body causing his death.
No idea why they chose to show Harry as a killer on the first movie...
ACFcreations No, quirrells ghost knocked Harry out.
@@danielledewitt1 only in movie
David Villanueva I only go off the movies so his ghost knocked Harry out and that’s final.
I was referring to the books, actually. So, in the books Harry never witnessed the death of Quirrel.
Also, it's the soul of Voldemort that knocks Harry out in the movie, as he abandoned Quirrel's body
ACFcreations If it was Voldemorts ghost that would mean voldemort died and never returned at full strength.
It also means he would have to come back as a twinkly vampire.
Skyrogue19 ha ha
And batman
Ahana Bhattacharyya yes yes he’s batman, not indestructible
WHY DIDN'T THEY DO THAT? I mean we got Werewolfs so like come on maybe Idk Harry asked Cedric to watch over Draco and his family until the war was over or something because we know why the Malfoy's are with Voldamort.
If that was the case I’d use the time turner to tell Cedric if you run into a whiney girl in forks run away quick!!!
cedric was so kind, modest, and likeable that i had fallen in love with his character by the end of the book. his death hurt my heart :( i just know cedric would’ve been so loyal and brave in the fight against voldemort if he would’ve lived that long.
Yes Cedric was amazing and he s not a villian. At least Cedric stays good. I would had saved Cedric, poor Harrym ad well as Cedric, Harry lost his godfather, dumbledore, dobby, Fred, moody, his parents.
From the goblet of fire and onwards, someone significant dies every year
4- Cedric Diggory
5- Sirius Black
6- Albus Dumbledore
7- Dobby
8- Voldemort and countless others.
and mad-eye, and hedwig, don't forget about them :(
This is what’s going on in my head
Who are you? What do you want?
Kill the spare!
Avada kedevra!
No! Cedric!
Don’t touch him!
Cedrics death was what lit Harry’s fire! A big reason why Harry fought like he did was because he felt he owed to Cedric and his parents and all those he loved!!!
Bro, I love how you are presenting your videos. Your voice is giving an epic vibe to your videos!
Doesn't matter how many times I watch Goblet of Fire that scene will always get me 😢
Great video as always! I might argue that the POA was also a sort of beginning in the turn the books would take though. It was the first time things weren't neatly and happily wrapped up.
Sure, Sirius and Buckbeak were saved. But it was bittersweet. Harry got stuck going back to the Dursleys after getting a small ray of hope. Sirius still wasn't exactly safe, and he couldn't be with him. Pettigrew was still on the loose as a traitor to his parents. Lupin was forced to leave the castle.
Plus, there is the addition of the dementors in this book, a pretty dark representation of depression. This all kind of makes sense with Harry just reaching adolescence at this point (13 years old). Things tend to start getting a lot more complicated at that point in life.
To be fair though, one of the reasons Lupin left Hogwarts was because of the jinx on the Defense Against the Dark Arts teaching position.
Poor Cho, she needed support during that time. Instead she was betrayed and hurt.
@PechyEats I was but I feel better now
it would be hilarious if Peter Pettigrew left Voldemort inside that cauldron LOL
Would of been amazing if Harry’s wish to “please just let it drown” which is what he said in the books, would’ve come true....but then again, no Voldemort no more story 😩
@@Muggleborn72 shit I forgot he said that now I want to cry.
Cedric's death was the first time the movie hit me , I couldn't get through it . I had never experienced death. It was emotional because we lost someone so young . And it was the first time Harry and Voldermort fought face to face. It was the most terrifying thing for me to witness I mean I had nightmares for years.
After Cedric’s death, Harry would experience more trauma. He clearly showed signs of PTSD afterwards.
Bravo....I think you did a pretty thorough job of describing how Cedric’s death effected the series and the whole ora of the books/movies themselves.
Cedric’s death helped Harry realize the danger of Voldemort and it helped Harry realized that he had to do something about Voldemort or else the people that he loved could end up just like Cedric. If Cedric lived then I think the story would’ve ended differently and Harry wouldn’t have learned the lesson that he did that night Cedric died.
THAT’S MY BOY
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Nooooooo 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭Too Soon Too Soon
Crazy Golden Llama I mean... it’s been over 10 years since that film came out
I can't believe that people said that the actor portraying Cedric's dad "overacted."
@@FricknA Luckily I have never heard anyone say that, cause I don't think so either. His performance gets me everytime. Chills... So soooo well done, the pain in his voice.
Can't hear the sound in this video when Amos runs over to Cedric but the look in his face my heart 💔😣
Oh.... the foot to Cedric’s face made me so mad at the disrespect! And then for the ministry to call him a liar... 🤦🏾♀️
I loved the way you drove into the psychology of how the impact of his death effected not only the specific people of the wizarding world but the whole world itself!
What about Peter Peterwiew being the "villain" of the 3rd book? I mean he DID betray Harry's parents & he DID escape in the end . . . ;)
@Moon TheWitch Yeah, that's true, BUT at the same time, Sirius WASN'T the "true villain" in the end . . . ;)
I love how u say be happy at the end of yr videos. it justs prove how much u care about yr viewers. 👍👍
i cant get over teh fact that harry looked dope and pretty masculine in order of phoenix
nohomo but he looked handsome in this movie
Now that I think about it...I'd like to know more about butterbeer
According to CinemaSins, it turns "sweet" into a swear word.
If Harry had taken the Cup, instead of sharing the victory, there would be a witness to Harry's disappearance. Cedrick would run out of the maze or shoot up red sparks. he could explain, "Harry won, he grabbed the cup, and disappeared, I've no idea where he went".
Excellent work. I never thought of all this happening after Cedric was murdered, how it affected the rest of the world and was the first casualty that started the war.
I love the Deathly Hallows, but I also hate it because there's very little time at Hogwarts, many deaths and the loss of fred
So why’d they make him a villain in the book that must not be named?
Because they kinda forgot cedric is a humble person
Yup
beatrix the great 😂youre so damn right
Yeah, I felt it was a stretch that once saved he would end up evil, even the way circumstances were manipulated in the story. If they had made it so he was put under the imperious curse it would be more plausible.
Tony Stark I had trouble reading the book the first time... it was too rushed, there was little time for me to care about the characters.
Cedric dies when Voldemort killed him. And then, Cedric became Edward. The glittering fairy vampire princess.
And now Batman
I so wish there was more of Cedric because he was such a kind and caring person. He was truely purehearted.i hated to see him go😢
Also he was pretty handsome😏
Harry will always be the best hero character ever. He didn't break school lies, he saved the school. Don't get the hate. Harry was an underdog.
Cedric’s death prevented Cedric from trying to stop Wormtail from reviving Voldemort. If Voldemort was never revived, all of the other stories would end up being happy
Goblet of Fire is a great book because is gets darker, but also that means more exicitement and the possibility that good people die. In my opinion from goblet of Fire Harry Potter isn't a book series for children only, but for adults too. 17 year old Cedric died in that book and Cedric's death hits Harry very hard. He has nightmare, where he rewatches Cedric's death. In order of Phoenix Harry can see thestrahls because he had really seen and understood death. Cedric didn't deserve to die as he was fair and a good boy.
Imagine ; if Ron was with him ; and died... i would have really cried
I cried when Cedric died. I had to put the book down for a few minutes before I could continue the book. I was devastated by what took place in the cemetery.
Cedric Diggery , Hogwarts hero, loyalty of a Hufflepuff , the courage of a Griffindore. Poor Harry having to deal with all this !
cedrics death makes me cry every time i watch it :(
I always thought how unbelievable it was that everyone denied voldemort was back for a shit ton of reasons:
1. Voldemort was terrorizing hogwarts in Harry's first and 2nd year. How would it be a surprise that he would attempt to seize power once more,
2. To solidify the first argument: Dumbledore. As headmaster and most respected wizard, how did nobody at the ministry of magic give him the benefit of the doubt?
3. Edward Cullen gets slayed and nobody bats an eye while the triwizard tournament was abolished for the fact that there were casualties in the editions before. The tournament was specially designed to prevent that this time. Couldn't they literally do an autopsy and see he was killed by a Avada kadavra curse?
4. How about the whole quidditch world cup death eater party and the summoning of the dark mark? How random and totally not dark lord related right.
5. Probably the most obvious reason of all: barty crouch Jr. Renown death eating pussy boy has been impersonating mad eye for a whole year.. And no one bats an eye? How the fuck did this not ring any alarm bells at the ministry?
Much like muggle government, magic government has idiots calling the shots.
RIGHT this is why it bothered me so much when nobody would believe harry and dumbledore.
The death of cedric made the dumbledore’s army, also the passion in every dumbledore’s army member
I really liked your note that this is the first time Harry doesn’t ever really “win”. I thought that was a great point.
Yay! A new Harry Potter Folklore video😊.
I feel like Cedrics death just sort of starts it all. It marks Voldemort’s return in a way.
Great video man
Book number four, Goblet of Fire, is when Harry realizes he has to accept the truth. The wizard world has its ups and downs, you can't expect life to say 'I'll save you because you're the boy who lived, because you're Harry Potter'. Life doesn't have favorites. It's like history is repeating, Voldemort is on the rise again and his misson, to kill Harry and anyone who gets in his way. Yet, Harry offered to sacrifice himself for the wizard world. And this is what he gets? An early adulthood? Classmates turning on him?
Cedric’s death was a moment for not only the fictional characters within the Wizarding World but for us in the real world as well, that this is where things are gonna get real and dark, this is the beginning of the end
Love your video's they give me a great way to take a break from the muggle world 😏
In my opinion this is the most important factor in the whole process of giving harry potter courage to fight every time he had to because he thought he would die in the end.
Cedric’s death helps Harry to be strong and some of them becomes more aggressive after the incident
Thanks for sharing great video and you have done a great job on this one good information.
2:20 hold up hold up, Harry got bit by the snake, why did it not kill the Horcrux inside him?
TelevisedChaos ikr
@@ithinkanamegoeshere How have I only just realised this lol
JKR actually made a statement on this topic.
Since the Host was not destroyed, the Horcrux inside Harry remains alive.
@@dvn_di Ah, makes sense, they both took a stab but the stab harry took didn't "destroy" him. Got it.
@@_Professor_Oak My belief is that Faux (or however you spell the phoenix's name) was able to heal the venom completely which is why the horcrux was not destroyed. Now if Faux was now able to get to him in time, then both he and the horcrux within him would die. Either that or he comes back to life without the horcrux again I have no idea.
I really liked this video. Very well thought out. This book really truly changed Harry. He really grew up.
Off topic, I think one of the reasons Cedric didn't tell Harry exactly how the egg worked was for Harry to learn. Also, he seemed to be a play by the rules person. Which I am too.. proud Hufflepuff in the house.l!
Cedric did give Harry a painfully obvious hint.
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Hi love your videos so interesting and well thought out 💚💚
I've always wondered, why Harry didn't just give his memory of that night when they don't blieve him. Then they could've looked back in the pansive/pensive (?)(the memory fountain)
Theory: Remember the Prisoner of Azkaban? So remember when they asked Harry if he wanted them to kill worm tail right that that very moment? Well he said “No, ur going to Dumbledore” Than he ends up escaping them when Remus becomes a wolf. Cedrics death could’ve been easily prevented by Remus and Sirius when we met worm tail when Sirius turned him back to his human form. That’s my theory
Was Voldemort able to see the ghostly figures during the priori incantatem or not?
Yes, and he was actually scared of them
Cedric and Harry were almost raised together talking to each other consoling each other almost like brothers and u know who killed it
This is the video I was waiting for!!
Id like to add that cedrics death launched the fear and uncertainty that happens with voldemort being back in power. They really bring it into focus in the 6th book but in order of the phoenix theres already a scary vibe in the wizarding world amongst the school. Umbridge brought on an eerie vibe to the students. Many wondered why the ministry was really interfering at hogwarts. Fudge was paranoid. I think he truly deep down knew dumbledore was telling the truth and was in deep denial. The general air of paranoia after cedrics death definitely increased in the world. It developed tenfold once voldemort was back out in the open. The way the fear reached a crescendo in book 6 reminds me of the current times we live in. Makes me wonder whats really going on in our own reality.
Cedric's death was even more tragic once you consider that he wasn't even meant to touch it. Krum was imperiused by Crouch Jr to keep Cedric from reaching Trophy before Harry.
Or if only Harry had reached there first, alone.
We did not really get to even know to much about Cedric in books or movies I feel like they should have had him more in the books and movies
Harry Potter Folklore is excellent cant wait for the new one. Explains things very nicely
You grow up from losing someone close to you I speak from experience.
If you put the films into 3 separate groups you have Act 1 Philosophers stone, Chamber of Secrets and Prisoner of Azkaban. Which starts up your light hearted introduction in the wizard in world albeit getting darker towards the end. Act two Goblet of Fire, Order of the Phoenix and Half blood Prince. Represents the dark middle part of the trilogy where things look Blackest. Act 3 where the heroes begin to fight back.
A quote
"The last enemy to be destroyed is death"
And
I won't express my feelings, none would understand
Please do more Severus Snape videos!
Many of the characters really didn't deserve to die. Especially Cedric. He was hard-working and smart guy. Cedric deserved winning Triwizard Tournament,he was also good-hearted,he helped Harry,and didn't like about others mocking him.
Moment of silence for:
Lily Evans
James Potter
Cedric Diggory
Sirius Black
Albus Dumbledore
Remus Lupin
Nymphadora Tonks
Fred Weasley
Colin Creevey
Lavender Brown
Alastor Moody
Dobby The Elf
4:08 Well, there is KIND OF a win, in that Voldemort's final defeat is set up since he took Harry's blood into himself. But we don't know how significant that is yet, so... sad days.
can you do a video on what would have happened if harry accepted draco's friendship
Harry Potter and the Goblet and Fire is my favourite too💙
Great video essay!
Plot twist Harry loved Cedric and only dated Cho-Chang because she reminded him of him
Very insightful
Absolutely wonderful video. Bravo.