George Weasley

The Triwizard Tournament is coming soon. But only those over 17 can enter their name into the Cup. It's a dangerous competition, after all. Many objected when they heard that students under seventeen couldn't participate. But rules are rules. Students from Charmbots, or rather, French, arrived at Hogwarts to participate, as did students from Durmstrang, or rather, half of them Russian. The famous Quidditch Seeker, Viktor Krum, studies at Durmstrang. They came not only to experience the tournament but also to experience the Hogwarts educational system. The Weasley twins made an aging potion to put their names into the Goblet of Fire. And when they entered the Great Hall where the Goblet was, Hermione, who knew quite a bit, said:

• You won't succeed. "Yes? And why is that, Granger?" Fred and George asked, approaching Hermione. "See that line? It's there for a reason. It's there to prevent anyone from breaking the rules. You can't cheat with a stupid potion like that," Hermione explained, pointing to the circle-shaped line where the Goblet of Fire stood. “You can cheat,” said Fred. "Precisely because it's so stupid," George added, and they moved away from Hermione. After drinking the potion, they were able to line up and drop their names into the Goblet of Fire. But the fun didn't last long; something seemed to push the twins away, and the names written on the paper also burned. They exchanged glances and sighed in disappointment. They weren't seventeen, so their Goblet of Fire had been "rejected. "