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Once there were two girls at their houses who both have just gotten their admittance letters to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Sharon and Payton are both best friends but are different. Sharon is very loyal and Payton is very brave. They don’t know what is really happening and were very confused when owls flew through their window and dropped the letters in their hands. They had been in the middle of calling each other when a large tawny owl came to Payton's and a barn owl came to Sharon’s. The two girls had immediately read through the letters, and replied by sending the owls off with letters saying, “YES! Thank you so much for considering me and I will definitely be there on September first.” After they had replied they told each other what had happened because as they were both muggle born witches this was all so new for them. Then they sped downstairs to …show more content…
Poliakoff, Victore, and Payton were successful but the others couldn’t because they either were scared out their wits by Cerberus, couldn’t get Charon the ferryman to take them across the river Styx, or turned around before they were back in the mortal world which made the person who was dead’s soul float back to the underworld. The second task was to climb up a five hundred foot tall wall while monsters are attacking you and parts of the wall are falling apart. The three boys got around three hundred feet while the girls all got from about two hundred to two hundred fifty. In the third task, the contestants entered the labyrinth and had two fight three monsters and find three endangered magical animals and bring them back to the surface. From that task, the only two people who were able to finish the task were Payton and Victore who ended up winning the 1000 galleons prize money and eternal bragging

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