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== Analysis ==
 
To date, Harry's interaction with the Wizarding community has been rather limited, mostly confined to Hogwarts and short trips to [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Places/Hogsmeade|Hogsmeade Village]] and [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Places/Diagon Alley|Diagon Alley]]. Now Harry meets foreign wizards in an international setting for the first time, though it seems he has given little consideration to magical realms outside Britain. Indeed, Harry seems surprised to encounter teen-aged wizards unknown to him, or that other Wizarding schools even exist. ThisHarry lack oflacking knowledge about other Wizardingmagical communities beyond England may appearseem surprising to theus and make it appear he is disinterested in events beyond his own limited readersphere, but it is in character for a child that age, hiscoming from a difficult upbringing, and having limited exposure to the magicalthis world. AlthoughHarry is on another threshold here, about to step outside a still-new existence that has only just grown familiar and comfortable to him and into an even larger and as-yet unknown universe. Also, although the Quidditch World Cup is a global competition among rival teams, we can also see here that it is meant to serve another function: to help build solidarity and cooperation among the world's wizards. Mentioning the existence of other Wizarding schools at this pointhere may also foreshadow events to occur later in this book.
 
The rather flamboyant Ludo Bagman and the bureaucratic Barty Crouch, Sr. are highlighted and contrasted here. Their personalities, personal interactions, and mannerisms could not be more dissimilar, though both work for the [[Muggles' Guide to Harry Potter/Magic/Ministry of Magic|Ministry of Magic]] and are heavily involved in running the Quidditch World Cup. Bagman is not averse to what the English call "having a little flutter," and he is apparently engaging in a sideline (and presumably illegal) gambling racket. Readers probably know that a "bagman" is a dishonest official, someone who collects racketeering money. It is also a traveling salesman who makes calls to his customers. The name certainly fits, though Bagman appears to be a small-time operator when it comes to his sideline activities. From his reaction when the Twins place their bet, it can be seen that Ludo is perhaps not making as good odds as he expected and may even have doubts regarding his own abilities. It is possible that this will get him into trouble shortly. And where Bagman is overly open and friendly, though it is mostly a façade for his clients' benefit, Crouch remains tense, aloof, and guarded, always interacting with others in a professional but brusque and detached manner. Crouch is so lacking in interpersonal skills that he repeatedly addresses his own employee, Percy Weasley, as "Weatherby." Crouch appears to be concealing much about his personal self, while Bagman seems to hide little, though perhaps he should. Even Ginny Weasley notices that Bagman freely dispenses too much information to too many people.
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