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Hey brother, that's right, this week I added a jacket because

Goblet is when it starts to get dark.

Guys, welcome to part four of Dumbledore's big plan where today we're going to be discussing

Goblet of Fire. If you are brand new to the series I highly recommend to go back and

check out parts one through three but otherwise let's go. We pick up after the

highly impactful events of a prisoner of

Askeban where Peter Pettigrew has escaped and set out to resurrect

of Baltimore. And once more Dumbledore has his own goals for Harry as he heads towards his inevitable

duel with Voldemort. The one for like all the marbles that is though, not the one in the graveyard.

Dumbledore has no idea that's going to happen. In fact, I dare say Goblet stands apart in a big way from the first three in terms of stuff

Dumbledore doesn't plan for. In the last two books, he has had to act in a somewhat reactionary

role where he is responding to a developing situation.

Those being the Chamber of Secrets being opened and Serious Black escaping from Azkaban.

This time, however, he is much more in the dark.

Like, while it is clear there is a situation developing,

he has no idea who or how it's happening.

In fact, Dumbledore is so not in control this year we

honestly considered calling this episode

Voldemort's big plan. Except in that case you wouldn't really need us to

explain anything because that's just that's that's the whole book it's just

the whole book is Baltimore it's big plan the whole thing is spelled out first the

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