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In this episode I pull back the curtain of the fourth year at Hogwarts. Enjoy!
Summary: Albus Dumbledore has something up his sleeve at all times. He leaves his house with a plan to maximize his grocery shopping. You get the point. The fourth year at Hogwarts was especially difficult for both Harry and Dumbledore for different reasons. For Dumbledore, his plan couldn't take effect because of the Triwizard Tournament. For Harry, his year wasn't easy because he was competing in the Triwizard Tournament. But the year took another turn when Voldemort wanted to come back. What should Dumbledore do? Every year before that one, Dumbledore taught a practical lesson.  A spell or some kind of advanced magic. Not the fourth year. Dumbledore had to scramble to find something else to teach. We find out what that was in the speech Dumbledore gave at the end of the year at the feast. He spoke about strength in numbers and only being as strong as your weakest link. That tells us everything we need to know. The lesson Dumbledore taught is about unity. Dumbledore saw the pain everyone was going through and made the right decision.
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