In today's session, Yanuell continued reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. In addition to his usual comprehension work, Yanuell also analyzed the change in tone and mood from the first three books to this one. The tone and mood in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is darker than in previous novels. The stakes are higher and the humor is less frequent. Harry finds himself alienated more frequently and more fully than in the previous novels as Ron and Hermione branch out to follow their own pursuits. After examining tone/mood, Yanuell worked on antagonist and protagonist; specifically, that there can be more than one antagonist and protagonist in a novel. In this case, he recognized that in addition to Lord Voldemort, Rita Skeeter is another antagonist. Yanuell also determined that Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley are protagonists along with Harry Potter. This type of literary analysis in conjunction with reading and comprehension activities have helped Yanuell have a broader grasp of the text at hand.