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** He tears into Amos Diggory for accusing Harry Potter of summoning the Dark Mark [[{Hypocrite}(despite having begun that same scene by much more aggressively accusing Harry of doing so himself)]]. As he points out, Voldemort killed Harry's parents, and the Dark Mark is a living reminder of that. Then Amos accuses Winky, and Crouch Sr. points out that Amos is accusing him by proxy, when Crouch's words and deeds show his fervent hatred of the Dark Arts and Death Eaters.
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** He tears into Amos Diggory for accusing Harry Potter of summoning the Dark Mark [[{Hypocrite}(despite (despite having begun that same scene by much more aggressively accusing Harry of doing so himself)]].himself). As he points out, Voldemort killed Harry's parents, and the Dark Mark is a living reminder of that. Then Amos accuses Winky, and Crouch Sr. points out that Amos is accusing him by proxy, when Crouch's words and deeds show his fervent hatred of the Dark Arts and Death Eaters.
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** He tears into Amos Diggory for accusing Harry Potter of summoning the Dark Mark. As he points out, Voldemort killed Harry's parents, and the Dark Mark is a living reminder of that. Then Amos accuses Winky, and Crouch Sr. points out that Amos is accusing him by proxy, when Crouch's words and deeds show his fervent hatred of the Dark Arts and Death Eaters.
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** He tears into Amos Diggory for accusing Harry Potter of summoning the Dark Mark.Mark [[{Hypocrite}(despite having begun that same scene by much more aggressively accusing Harry of doing so himself)]]. As he points out, Voldemort killed Harry's parents, and the Dark Mark is a living reminder of that. Then Amos accuses Winky, and Crouch Sr. points out that Amos is accusing him by proxy, when Crouch's words and deeds show his fervent hatred of the Dark Arts and Death Eaters.
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* HateSink: After initially being presented as something of a ReasonableAuthorityFigure, by the end of Book 4 and throughout Book 5, Fudge shows his true colours: that of a corrupt, cowardly, greedy, xenophobic moron who puts the entire world in danger by ignoring Voldemort's return. To do this, he launches a smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore ([[UngratefulBastard despite the latter always gave him helpful advice during his years in office]]) and puts the former through a KangarooCourt where he acts incredibly smug and refuses to let Harry state his case. He also puts too much importance on so-called blood purity, having held back Arthur Weasley to low-paying positions within the Ministry because of Arthur's like of and fascination toward Muggles, considering Arthur to lack proper wizarding pride, while continuing to associate with Lucius Malfoy, a former Death Eater. [[EntitledBastard Eventually when the truth about Voldemort's return is revealed, he wants Harry to help him despite everything he did]], leaving Harry and Dumbledore disgusted.
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* HateSink: After initially being presented as something of a ReasonableAuthorityFigure, by the end of Book 4 and throughout Book 5, Fudge shows his true colours: that of a corrupt, cowardly, greedy, xenophobic moron who puts the entire world in danger by ignoring Voldemort's return. To do this, he launches a smear campaign against Harry and Dumbledore ([[UngratefulBastard despite the latter always gave him helpful advice during his years in office]]) and puts the former through a KangarooCourt where he acts incredibly smug and refuses to let Harry state his case.get a word in. He also puts too much importance on so-called blood purity, having held back Arthur Weasley to low-paying positions within the Ministry because of Arthur's like of and fascination toward Muggles, considering Arthur to lack proper wizarding pride, while continuing to associate with Lucius Malfoy, a former Death Eater. [[EntitledBastard Eventually when the truth about Voldemort's return is revealed, he wants Harry to help him despite everything he did]], leaving Harry and Dumbledore disgusted.
