Mass kaos ensues, sest Harry on liiga noor. Aga kuna Goblet otsus on lõplik, see on üldiselt otsustanud, et Harry on kohustatud konkureerida. Gryffindor Maja on võidukas, kuid Ron on morn ja kade, ja ta ei räägi Harry üsna pikka aega. Kool jätkab ja Harry on pettunud, et vähesed inimesed usuvad, ta ei asetanud oma nime tulepeeker. Esimene ülesanne lähenemistele ja Harry on pirtsakas; ajal kaalumise wands, reporter nimega Rita Skeeter accosts Harry ja intervjuude teda sellest, mida ta ütleb, on lugu turniiri, kuid selle asemel avaldab juhm, liialdatud artikkel Harry traagilise mineviku . Paar ööd enne ülesande Hagrid kutsub Harry jaoks hilisõhtul kõndida, mis lõpuks muutub pilguheit esimene ülesanne: Dragons. Harry hurries kodu ja Gryffindor ühine tuba kaminaga, Sirius pea ilmub hoiatus Harry et Karkaroff juht Durmstrang oli Death Eater ja võib-olla on endiselt ohtlik ning et Moody oli ministeeriumi parim tume võlur
nonpropositional in their purport, but everyday metaphors used casually by ordinary people are often perfectly paraphrasable in context. Quite often, just as Searle says, the speaker certainly does mean something, possibly something quite specific. Hans comes into his apartment and finds it a dis- gusting mess12--dirty underwear on the floor, four days' worth of dishes festering in the sink, other items not to be mentioned in a family publication such as this book--and Hans accosts his room-mate: "You pig!" He means fairly precisely that his room-mate is a filthy slob. (Had he instead found the apartment neat and clean but all the good food gone because his room-mate had scarfed it, he might have said "You pig!" meaning that his room-mate is a glutton.) So I think Davidson has overstated his case by overlooking facts of speaker-meaning. On the other hand, just as Davidson says, writers who strew fresh literary
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