Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Main Themes and Ideas

• Competition and rivalry, reflected through the Triwizard Tournament, embodying trials and competition.
• Growing up and coming of age, as characters face new challenges, relationships, and responsibilities.
• Friendship and loyalty, demonstrated through the actions and relationships of Harry, Ron, and Hermione in increasingly complex circumstances.
• Good versus evil, illustrated by the growing influence of Voldemort and the preparation for the fight against him.
• Sacrifice and heroism, shown through the characters' willingness to risk their lives to save others and confront evil.
• Superiority and discrimination, highlighted through the wizarding world's attitudes towards "pure-bloods," "half-bloods," and "Muggles."
• Courage and resourcefulness, necessary to overcome the difficulties and dangers of the Triwizard Tournament.