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[Harry Potter] More in-depth question about the Triwizard Cup Portus and V's plan

This is just something I can't find any answer for online.

I know that the Cup had an original Portkey charm that goes to the front of the maze. And that Voldemort planned to have another charm put on it to teleport to the graveyard.

Further, as I understand  it, Voldemort wanted Dead Harry to appear in the maze after the ritual, appearing like just another Triwizard Tournament accident. Fine.

But was he intending for Dead Harry to appear *in front* of the maze? Since that's where the portkey led... It seems like nobody would see that as an accident.
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This was all done by Barty Crouch Jr. when he was Moody.

For instance, he couldn't directly change the enchantment on the Goblet of Fire, as it was an ancient spell that simply couldn't be broken. Instead, he had to manipulate the Cup by changing the parameters, by adding q non-existent fourth school to the Tournament and placing Harry as the sole champion of that school. Hell, he actually described this process openly in front of Dumbledore as Moody.

When it comes to the Third Task, Barty had to eliminate all three of the contestants to ensure Harry would win. However, the Triwizard Cup was enchanted by Dumbledore himself to serve as a Portkey to teleport the victor to the entrance of the maze. Barty couldn't override the spell either, so he simply added another layer of a Portus spell on it, so the Cup would transport Harry to the graveyard, instead of the maze entrance. After the layered Portus that transported to the graveyard was used by touching the Cup, the spell would be erased and the original Portus spell would now take effect.

I believe that Voldemort's plan was to simply place the Cup on Harry once he is killed, so that his dead body would be transported back to the maze entrance, and none would be the wiser with what exactly happened (besides Dumbledore, most likely).