Do you think Fleur Delacour should've won against Harry Potter in the Triwizard Tournament?

[Dumbledore]

In the 1st task we know Dragons are incredibly resistant to make and in the first task Fleur Delacour did amazingly, so the fact that she was able to single-handedly enchant one into sleep was very impressive indeed.

In the 2nd task she too believed in the Mermaid song like Harry, she thought the hostages would die, that's her younger sister after all and fleur was terrified for her safety. Also we know that Fleur is a distanlty part-veela, which is a fire-based creature, that her magic powers were limited because of the water and she was made weaker because of it. Plus, as we know Grindylows are not native to France, they may not have covered them in Defense Against the Dark Arts class at Beauxbatons.

In the 3rd task she was attacked by Krum and unlike in past Triwizard Tournaments, where cheating and deaths were quite common, the Champions in this Tournament are forbidden from attacking, harming, or sabotaging another other. So she would have been completely caught off guard when Krum attacked her. Not only was it illegal, she also wasn't expecting it because all 4 Champions had become good friends at that point so it would have been a complete shock.

 

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