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- Unicorn Hair Wand. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, we discover that Cedric’s wand has a unicorn hair core. Pottermore describes wands with unicorn hairs as faithful and “difficult to turn to the Dark Arts.”
- Gryffindor vs. Hufflepuff. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Cedric attempts to forfeit Hufflepuff’s Quidditch victory after discovering that the Dementors had caused Harry to fall from his broom.
- Triwizard Camaraderie. As the first Hogwarts Champion in Goblet of Fire, Cedric strives to bring honor to Hogwarts and Hufflepuff. I think he also views the competition as an opportunity for camaraderie.
- Against the “Potter Stinks” Badges. The King of Cups believes in fair play, and Cedric mirrors this belief in Goblet of Fire. In the book, Harry suspects that Cedric asked people to stop wearing the “Potter Stinks” badges.
Jun 14, 2014 · When Harry's name is pulled from the Goblet of Fire, Cedric doesn't believe Harry when he says he didn't put his name in, however, he remains very civil with Harry and later tells the Hufflepuffs not to wear the "Potter Stinks" badges and to, basically, lay off Harry.
The movies show him laughing at it with his friends, clearly loving the attention, and then telling Harry "oh yeah, I asked them not to wear those lols" when in the books he was much more firmly against it and always GENUINELY kind to Harry.
When the wearer tapped the badge, it glowed in bright green and said, “Potter stinks.”Cedric Diggory tried to convince his friends and other Hogwarts students not to wear the badges. In the film adaptation, he doesn’t seem too upset by them and hides the smirk when his friends make fun of Harry Potter.
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When some of the students start wearing "Potter Stinks" badges, Cedric makes a point of trying to apologize to Harry: CEDRIC: Hey, listen. About the badges: I've asked them not to wear them…
During the 1994–1995 school year, at some point, they were going to Charms class, when Cedric's bag split open, due to Harry Potter casting the Severing Charm on it, in order for him to speak to him privately. They tried to pick his things up, but Cedric told them to go ahead and tell Professor Flitwick that he would be late.
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Simply asking his friends to not wear those badges wasn't enough to stop Harry from getting a hard time from the vast majority of people. While he might not have been taking part in the bullying himself, his inaction helped encourage it in my very unpopular opinion
