Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Chapter 30
Dumbledore, great man that Dumbledore, has the most marvelous toys in his attic office.
The pensieve is far more interesting than a dream. Memories, at least, are real, even if they do come with the viewpoint of the person whose memory you are witnessing. Dreams, however, don't always come true.
No doubt that Crouch is the most vigilant of Voldemort's enemies. Not everyone would sentence family members to a date with the Dementors. I'm pretty sure Crouch is dead.
It's interesting to know that what has seemed obvious about Snape - that he has a dark side in him - is true. Dumbledore, though, prefers to keep a secret from Harry about Snape's past. No doubt it has something to do with Harry that Dumbledore doesn't want Harry to know yet.
Bagman was a surprise at first, but after some thought it makes sense. He's way to eager about Harry and the tournament, which has suddenly caused a spike on my trust meter. Danger lurks in the third task. I haven't dreamed it or fallen into a pensieve, but my internal crystal ball keeps telling me so. Maybe Bagman is OK, but there's got to be an inside man somewhere.
Show yourself.
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this blog is making you become very observant of the developing story, and you're awfully close on lots of your comments. color me impressed.
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