Author J K Rowling has revealed what happens to many of the characters in the final part of Harry Potter series.
in a 90-minute live web chat, she fielded some of the approximately 120,000 questions submitted by fans. It was her first public comment since Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows debuted on 21st july - the day which billions of fans will remember forever.
Rowling said that she was elated to share the secrets with fans which she'd been harbouring since she conjoured up the idea for the Boy Wizard during a train journey across England in 1990. "It is great to be able to do this at last," she said. " I've looked forward to it for so long!"
Rowling shared with fans, many of whom said they'd read the final book several times in the last week, where she imagines their favourite characters went after the series's conclusion.
Rowling said that the world was a sunnier, happier place after the seventh book and the death of You-Know-Who. Harry Potter, who's mind instantly caught the idea of becoming an Auror after given by an impostor Mad-Eye moody who we all know dies in the final book, killed by none other than Voldemort himself, was named the Head of the Auror department under the new Ministry Of Magic lead by his friend Kingsley Shakclebolt who himself was on that post before Harry.
His wife Ginevra a.k.a Ginny Weasley, stuck with her athletic career, playing for the Holyhead Harpies, the all-female Quidditch team. Eventually Ginny left the team to raise their three children-- James, Albus Severus and Lily--while writing as the senior Quidditch corresspondent for the wizarding newspaper, the Daily Prophet.
Harry's best friend Ron Weasley joined his brother, George Weasley, as a partner at their successful joke shop, Weasley's Wizarding wheezes. Hermione Granger, Ron's wife and the third person of the series's dark fighting trio, furthered the rights of subjugated creatures, such as house elves, in the Department For The regulation and Control of Magical Creatures before joining the Magical Law Enforcement squad. The couple had two children--Rose and Hugo.
Luna Lovegood, Harry's airily distracted friend with a love for imaginary animals who joins the fight against Voldemort in the Order Of Phoenix, becomes a famous wizarding naturalist who eventually marries the grandson of Newt Scamander, author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
During the online chat, Rowling said the Hallows of the book's title were in part inspired by The Pardoner's Tale, one of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
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