Loved it! Thanks for sharing this with us.

The hero is Peeves, love it.

funny!

Very, very funny! Great idea!

This is great. On a side note, if anyone knows of a story where Peeves gets a major role, please let me know about it. He's an underused character, and I want to see more of him.

I'm am HP FanFic addict. I've never find a story remotely close...at least not with Peeves as the savior. There is Steve-the-Hufflepuff-Death-Eater by The Caitiff, Honestly, Headmaster By: Meteoricshipyards and Inhibitions By E4MJ which are on a similar theme and are highly entertaining. I enjoyed your story. :)

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This was fantastic I have not read a fic like this that I can remember so thanks for that.

Peeves would love the chance to cause trouble for the Tournament I am glad he did and it was a simple yet effective way to get Harry out of the Tournament. I liked how the Tornament was done and that Fleur won she rarely ever does. Minerva is right about the Tournament it is a bad idea and I suspect the other schools would not be impressed with Hogwart's after what happened with Peeves and the general lack of things to do if you are not in the Tournament.

Crouch Jr's fate was well done after so long being kept hidden and at home he might not be in good health, he would be out of practice with magic and just maybe he was used to an easy life. Working for Riddle is not easy and he would kill Crouch for his failure.

A brilliant end for Riddle feeding Nagini would be important and one Horcrux destroying another is an interesting idea. The death of the marked followers was good to have and I think it is something Riddle would do. This made life so much easier for Bones, Minerva and Harry as well.

I liked finding out what survived the destruction of a Horcrux and what did not. Anyone who inherits the vault from Bellatrix will get a nasty surprise.

Thanks for having Sirius look after Harry and what was done with Albus as its very funny to think about.

Cheer's for this it was a most enjoyable read.

I've seen Peeves as an antagonist, an ally, a protagonist, and completely ignored in a story, but never as the pivotal character in a story. Well done, my friend.