Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: A Punch To Your Childhood
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No. 3: Cedric Diggory? Really?
Credit: Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire
Of all the character's that perished along the way throughout the original Harry Potter book series, Cedric Diggory is one of the ones I personally mourn the least. He only became a major player in the book in which he died (Goblet of Fire) and, while it was under tragic circumstances (wrong time, wrong place and all that), I think he's one of the least important characters to revolve a resurrection plot around.
Albus's idea to go back and fix one of his father's failures by making Cedric lose the Tri-Wizard Tournament just because Cedric's father likes to remind Harry that he sucks, seems like a stretch.
Source: Time
Sad
With its wacky plot, uncharacteristic characters, and insanely inaccurate time-line, it reads more as a poorly thought out fan-fiction than an actual part of the Harry Potter series. I'm just going to pretend the books ended at seven and ignore the fact that I ever read this disjointed train wreck.