The house cup tournament
the house cup tournament began with the first generation of hogwarts students. one student from each of the houses will complete a series of dangerous tasks. the winner would not only win the cup, he would win eternal glory. if i remember correctly, the house cup tournament was disbanded after one semester when one of the students died. don’t worry, it was a hufflepuff.
quirrell: the house cup tournament is a time-honored tradition, but where does this compet-tion come from and what are the roots of the compet-tion?
hermione granger: the house cup tournament began with the first generation of hogwarts students.
quirrell: that was a rhetorical question.
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