The Weighing of the Wands

Harry Wakes Up and Feels Miserable About the Tournament
Harry wakes up feeling miserable, recalling the events from the previous night when he was chosen as a champion. He intends to talk to Ron but finds Ron's bed empty, as he has already gone down to breakfast.
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Hermione Brings Breakfast and Suggests a Walk
Hermione Granger brings Harry some toast and suggests they go for a walk by the lake to avoid the Gryffindors. Harry explains what happened after he left the Gryffindor table, and Hermione assures him that she believes he didn't enter himself in the tournament.
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Hermione Explains Ron's Development
Hermione tells Harry that Ron is acting distant because he is jealous. She explains that Ron feels overshadowed by Harry's fame, which has always led to Ron being pushed aside. Harry is frustrated by Ron's behavior and refuses to talk to him.
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Hermione Insists Harry Write to Sirius Black
Hermione reminds Harry that Sirius Black asked to be kept informed of anything happening at Hogwarts and insists he write to Sirius about his name being entered in the Goblet. Harry reluctantly agrees and they head back to the castle to write the letter.
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Harry Writes to Sirius Black and Borrows a School Owl
Harry writes a letter to Sirius explaining the situation. Though he wishes to use Hedwig, he remembers Sirius's instructions not to use her. Instead, Harry uses a school owl to send the letter. Hedwig becomes angry, and Harry reflects on how both Ron and now Hedwig are upset with him.
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Harry Faces Cold Reactions from Hufflepuffs and Slytherins
As Harry returns to classes, he notices the hostility from the Hufflepuffs, who believe he stole their champion's glory, and the usual insults from the Slytherins. Even his Herbology classmates Ernie Macmillan and Justin Finch-Fletchley refuse to speak to him, while Ron remains distant.
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Draco Malfoy Mocks Harry About the Tournament
Malfoy mocks Harry about being a champion, suggesting Harry won't last long in the tournament. Malfoy's taunts are interrupted when Hagrid arrives, bringing out crates of Blast-Ended Skrewts for the class to walk.
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Hagrid Comforts Harry and Believes He Didn't Enter Himself
Hagrid pulls Harry aside during Care of Magical Creatures to reassure him that he and Dumbledore believe Harry didn't put his name in the Goblet. Harry feels grateful for Hagrid's support, but wishes he knew who entered him into the tournament.
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Slytherins Wear "Potter Stinks" Badges
During Potions class, the Slytherins, led by Draco Malfoy, wear badges that say "Potter Stinks." Harry is infuriated by the display and gets into a heated exchange with Malfoy, which results in a duel. Both Harry and Malfoy cast spells that backfire, with Hermione and Goyle suffering the consequences.
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Snape Punishes Harry and Ron After the Duel
After the duel between Harry and Malfoy, Snape punishes Harry and Ron by taking points from Gryffindor and assigning them detention. Snape ignores the fact that Hermione was hurt by Malfoy's spell and makes a cruel comment about her appearance, causing Hermione to run off in tears.
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Colin Creevey Interrupts Potions Class to Call Harry for the Weighing of the Wands
Colin Creevey interrupts Snape's Potions class to inform Harry that Ludo Bagman has called all champions for the Weighing of the Wands. Snape dismisses Harry reluctantly, and Harry leaves the classroom to join the other champions for the ceremony.
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