A DATING DISASTER

A Dating Disaster
Harry's attraction to the Ravenclaw Quidditch player Cho Chang further complicates the situation; he is awkward and confused in close situations with her, and is unable to handle her mood swings and grief over Cedric's death. Harry has admired Cho's good looks since he was a third year, but they only start dating in his fifth year. After sharing a kiss under mistletoe just before the Christmas holidays, Harry is elated, but is troubled by Cho's sadness and his inability to correctly deal with it. A particularly painful experience in the wizarding town of Hogsmeade on Valentine's Day appears to destroy what little foundation the two had built for their relationship. Cho grows cold and angry over their coffee, and Harry is perplexed and unable to understand what he said that upset her so. When realizing that Cho is jealous of Hermione, Harry is so relieved to discover the cause of her anger that he bursts out laughing - which greatly offends Cho. Bursting into tears, she runs out of the Hogsmeade teashop, much to Harry's embarrassment.

Things begin to come to a head between Harry and Cho, when, in the middle of a DA meeting, the members are informed that they have been exposed and Umbridge is on her way to catch them. Harry is the only one caught and is taken to Dumbledore's office, where he discovers that Cho's friend, Mariette Edgecombe was the informer, who is heavily disfigured following an ingenious charm employed by Hermione. Dumbledore, in order to protect the students, convinces Fudge and Umbridge that it was his idea to form the DA in order to depose Fudge as Minister of Magic, pandering to Fudge's existing paranoia. Dumbledore escapes, and Umbridge is installed as the new Headmistress (per one of the many Decrees passed by the Ministry) and forms an Inquisitorial Squad. The Weasley twins use their talent for practical jokes to cause trouble around the school, while all of the teachers, who dislike Umbridge intensely, pointedly do nothing to help the new Headmistress cope. Both Harry and Cho defend their respective friends' actions, which leads to a heated argument. When he sees tears of rage in Cho's eyes, Harry warns her that he won't tolerate her crying anymore as he has enough to cope with as it is. Stung, Cho snaps that he can go ahead and cope with his problems then, and storms off angrily. Extremely angry, Harry walks away too. After that fight, Harry and Cho stop talking to each other.

The Weasley twins set off one last prank as a decoy so that Harry can talk to Sirius via the fireplace in Umbridge's office - the only one not under surveillance - and are caught; they decide to leave Hogwarts in spectacular fashion, leaving a magical swamp inside the school, and to use the winnings from the Triwizard Tournament given to them by Harry to start their joke shop, 'Weasley's Wizard Wheezes'.

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