Cornelius Fudge believed that Potter was not telling the truth about Lord Voldemort's return. By then, her final article had created an unfavourable view of Potter in the Wizarding society. Skeeter had left The Daily Prophet by 1996. Skeeter then agreed to stop writing when Granger threatened to reveal the truth. Granger then deduced that Skeeter was Animagus and trapped her in beetle form. Skeeter then wrote her final article stating that Potter was a danger. Skeeter also stated that Viktor had invited Granger to spend time with him in the summer and that he had never felt that way about anyone before, which Granger thought was strange because Skeeter couldn't have known he had said that. She stated that Granger had a thing for anyone famous and that Pansy Parkinson believes it's strange that they would even be interested in her since she is "really ugly" and that Granger may have created love potions to steal their love. She wrote that Potter's romantic relationship with Granger, who Skeeter portrayed as a scarlet woman, had taken a dramatic turn since Granger left him and started to pursue a relationship with Viktor Krum. In March 1995, Skeeter wrote an article for Witch Weekly entitled Harry Potter's Secret Heartache. Potter and Granger argued with Skeeter at The Three Broomsticks which she loved because she took it to be another opportunity to demand another interview with Potter. Skeeter was later heard talking about Ludo Bagman and saying things that could ruin Bagman's life. She later wrote a very unfavourable article about Hagrid which nearly made him resign. She initially attended one of Rubeus Hagrid's lessons even though Albus Dumbledore had told her she was not allowed in the school. Skeeter then turned to writing articles about the school itself and it's teachers. Skeeter then tried to get another interview with Potter when he succeeded at the First Task only for him to simply say "goodbye" to her. She also claimed that Potter was in love with Hermione Granger by interviewing Colin Creevey. She portrayed Potter as a tragic hero who told her that "sometimes at night I still cry about ". Her interview with him did not go well, and she created untrue quotes from it.
She interviewed the four champions and even though she stated she would be writing about the four of them, she mainly wrote about Harry Potter. Skeeter was then sent by the Daily Prophet to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to write articles for them about the Triwizard Tournament. She later wrote an article about Arthur Weasley who caused a scene by trying to help Mad Eye Moody. Skeeter also wrote many articles that year about the Ministry of Magic, Gringotts, their lack of security and portrayed Arthur Weasley in a poor light when he made a statement about it. In 1994, Skeeter attended the International Confederation of Wizards where she described Albus Dumbledore as stupid and eccentric.
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She was present at the trial for Ludovic Bagman and Igor Karkaroff and was shocked when the latter told the council that Barty Crouch Jr, the child of Barty Crouch Sr was one of the Death Eaters that attacked Frank and Alice Longbottom. She attended the Death Eater trials at the Council of Magical Law in 1981. Skeeter eventually found work writing for the Daily Prophet. Skeeter also provided a quote for the critically acclaimed Quidditch Through the Ages by Kennilworthy Whisp which she thought was very dull and nothing special. However, her biographies and articles were mainly speculation and untrue so even though it brought Skeeter critical acclaim, the book was likely mainly fiction. It was a best seller and brought Skeeter fame. Having decided to become a writer, Skeeter wrote Armando Dippet: Master or Moron?. She eventually succeeded in becoming a beetle which helped her to spy on people for her articles. Skeeter decided at one point in her life to secretly become Animagus which took years of training.
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