"We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided." 
 I love this. I JUST LOVE IT. 
 I love the dragons and the Blast-Ended Skrewts, Ron's jealousy and Harry's courage. I love their stupid boyish fight and the fact that wizards are so random that they get excited about gazing at the surface of a lake for about an hour, just waiting for some kids to emerge from its depths. I love Beauxbatons pretentious students with their beautiful robes and Durmstrang's badass ship. 
 The Goblet of Fire is one of my favourite books in the series. I admire Harry so much. His determination and bravery whilst weaving his way through the Triwizard Tournament are really inspiring. If a fourteen-year-old managed to face a GODDAMNED DRAGON, we can surely withstand day to day life. 
 Ron and Hermione are as wonderful as ever. Ron is very condescending and even rude to her from time to time, but who wasn't like that with their first crush? 
 The Harry Potter universe expands with the introduction of many new characters; Shady Karkaroff and prickly Madam Maxime, Rita Skeeter and her ridicoulously funny articles, Mad-Eye Moody (sort of) and strikingly beautiful Fleur. Even the Weasley family is finally complete, as we meet Bill and Charlie for the first time. AND CEDRIC. DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED ON CEDRIC. 
 JK Rowling managed to write the perfect story, combining comedy and drama in the right proportions. Ron finally giving in and asking Krum for an autograph, Fred and George blackmailing Ludo, and Snape acting like he can't see any difference with Hermione's teeth will never fail to make me laugh. On the other hand, my heart completely broke in the graveyard scene and with this little dialogue right here: 
 "Severus," said Dumbledore, turning to Snape, "you know what I must ask you to do. If you are ready... if you are prepared..." 
 "I am," said Snape. 
 He looked slightly paler than usual, and his cold, black eyes glittered strangely. 
 "Then, good luck," said Dumbledore.