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1) "Curiosity is not a sin Harry"
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When Harry is deeply hurt by Cedric’s death, he is desperate to know more. Recognizing Harry’s emotional turmoil, Dumbledore allows Harry to explore his memories. However, when Harry emerges after viewing the memories from the Penseive, Dumbledore remarks that curiosity is not a sin, stating, "Curiosity is not a sin, Harry. But we should exercise caution with our curiosity... yes, indeed."
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