4th Year Boys Dorm

Max climbed somberly into the 4th Year Boys Dorm of Gryffindor. He just chose a bed and random, and kicked his trunk under the bed. Max was still feeling pretty upset, and just wasn't in a social mood, even though that was very unlike of him.

Not even bothering to change, Max just threw back the covers of his bed, and just climbed in it. He pulled the covers of himself, and tried his best to fall asleep.

The sun was rising over the mountains, when Max got up that morning. Well, he had intended on sleeping in a little, but those darn birds woke him. With a groan, he slowly slid off of his bed onto the floor. There, he laid there for a minutes, with his eyes shut. What a weird dream. It had invovled red armbands, going insane, and blackmailing computer societies- and well, you get the point.

He than bent down too floor too pick up his wrinkled uniform. He had not bothered to roll it up last night. He was too sleepy from partying last night.

As he began to pull on his uniform, and he began to think about how awesome Harry was for being able to put his name in the Goblet of Fire! In fact, all of Gryffindor was lucky! Thanks to Harry, Gryffindor had a chance of being the house with the winner of the house cup!

He was than all dressed, but he didn't feel like going down to breakfast yet. So in the end, he just decided to get all his homework and such together.

[I sense a fight between Libby and Max. XP]

(Same here. XP)

[HURRAY FOR NORMAL RELATIONSHIPS. 8D]

(Lulz, Rachel's speech last night reminded me of a mother lecturing a son. XD)

Max walked up stairs into the dorm, with a rather emotionless, robotic look on his face. It was time to pack, but he wasn't really in the mood, but there really wasn't anything else to do besides just doing that.

Shouldn't he be happy that Harry won? That Gryffindors had won? That Gryffindor once again got the glory? The Cedric lost?

But Cedric didn't just lost the tournament, he lost his life. All because of a stupid game for money, which was worthless when compared to the worth of someone's life.