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JK Rowling wanted to kill Ron Weasley
The author JK Rowling has admitted that in a moment of time that she thought would kill Ron Weasley, played by Rupert Grint in the successful Harry Potter series.
"I planned from the outset that none of them would die. Then in the middle, which I think is a reflection of the fact that
was not a very happy, I began to think I could polish one off, though pure, "was quoted as saying.
If you thought the magic of Harry Potter ended after the dramatic end of this year, think again.
Yes, the Australian fans now have the chance to relive the enchanting styles of Harry, Hermione, Ron and the rest of the crew Potter Harry Potter: The Exhibition, now in the Powerhouse Museum.
And there's nothing else like it, fans of Harry Potter.
NinetoFive were lucky enough to have a single route, before opening to the public yesterday - and Potter was an experience like no other.
All emblematic accessories, costumes and creatures are here, appears between the values inspired by the sets and locations. Enter the Gryffindor House, then in the field for a game of Quidditch.
Meet some of the creatures hidden in Herbology class or take a walk on the dark side of He-Who Must Not Be Named in the Dark Forces.
This time the responsibilities of promoting Harry Potter and drop identical twins James Oliver Phelps (thank God we have different kinds of hair), who played the mischievous brothers of Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint), Fred and George in the series.
It's something I take on board whole heart, even sharing some advice for visitors.
"You really need to look into it, because they do not like a big deal about a piece on the other," says Oliver.
"For the first time in an exhibition that you have the Deathly Hallows in a cabinet, but at the same time, if not looking, you can walk straight through it.
"You can also see the detail that goes into it," replies James.
"When we make movies that can learn the details of each day, but when you're watching, it might be well .." fades.
"The fourth film (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) at the Quidditch World Cup, everyone had a program and each individual page is about the tournament.
"Everything that was in the movie took place in someone's chest, but you can actually see the detail here. I think people are interested in this because they see things they recognize."
In Sydney for a week for the launch, the couple said NinetoFive that the popularity of Harry Potter Down Under was amazing.
"I've never seen a tail like a museum piece, it's crazy," chuffs Oliver.
"It was very surreal the other day when I first came here a news conference. We are across the planet and yet around the world interested in it," says James.
But not all work and no play, with children making sure to take some time to enjoy the sights of Sydney.
"We played golf on Sunday and had a surf lesson and surf some of Manly on Saturday, says Oliver.
"The waves were not great but not enough. I got maybe two times, but the rest of the time I was splashing around like an idiot.
"I've never done before, it was very frustrating, very frustrating," complains James.
"But at the same time, it was fun, though.
Oliver: ". It's great, especially for being on the beach in November for us is a luxury hotel"
James is enjoying both would not mind finding a job in film in Australia.
"I would love to get a movie role here, because I love it."
"The first time I came was in March this year, for three days, I can see why many of my friends who move here have not come home," agrees Oliver.
The boys follow me informed about tourist attractions in their city fathers, Gloucester, involving a cheese roll and a steep hill ...
"It's about a hundred years that a piece of cheese out and the first to the bottom wins the cheese," says Oliver.
"People have had their legs broken from hitting the cheese, laughs James.
"I encourage you to YouTube, it's hilarious."
... Your opinion about the fame and attention ...
"We're just a large group of peers, it is difficult to explain," says James.
"When we were all young children, who were the oldest in the group. We knew each other before the movie for the first time. We've all grown up with this set. Because we are so close to her we are not aware of what was , that you feel. "
... And the pressure in search of the great performance that comes ...
"There are things [scripts] that comes in all the time, which is good," says Oliver. "More than in the U.S. back home."
"You always judge by his latest work is not it?" Asked James.
"So it would be great to do a project that is half as successful as Harry Potter. As long as the good, solid work, which is the main thing."
For some reason, I do not think they have nothing to worry about.
Ron Weasley, one of our
Since I read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" for the first time in 2000, Ronald Weasley Bilius has always been my favorite character. You could even say that I was in love with the slight growth.
Now look, I was a girl of 11 years of age, of course, as any fan of Potter dreamed of getting your acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day.
I spent hours reading and rereading the books. Then I would go online to forums and websites Potter fan fiction to read some more. I could sum arguments, facts and recite my favorite quotes from memory. I literally grew up with Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione Granger, and even celebrated his birthday quietly concerned. So you see that was, and still am, has invested a lot.
But of all people in the Potter-verse, I always had a soft spot for Ron.
Yes, Harry was a true hero to many and Hermione in a model for many young people like me.
However, Ron was something about that in relation to and admired, besides the fact that his birthday, March 1st is a day before mine. He was a strong, loyal friend, lovely it was always overshadowed by his family and his best friends. However, he was to reduce stress, relax and get Harry to provide a balance of Hermione.
It seemed to me more real output of the three, someone who could not wait to hit the supermarket and have a conversation with (not that Ron is going to want to get in a muggle shop).
So you can imagine my surprise when I read this headline a few days ago. "JK Rowling nearly killed Ron Weasley"
In a recent interview published in the edition on DVD and Blu-ray of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2", Rowling brought the possibility to talk to Daniel Radcliffe.
"Halfway through the series ... made me seriously consider killing Ron," he said.
In the middle of the series? That would mean that Ron "The Order of the Phoenix", "Half-Blood Prince" and "Deathly Hallows".
Harry would have been positively depressed. It would be much more downcast than it already was. While this could have been a ray of hope for Harry / Hermione shippers, just I can not imagine moving without it. If you remember how bad it was when Ron Hermione and Lavender Brown met, then it is safe to say that she would be devastated if he died.
He was not alone, of course. When the news came out, many fans took to the comments section and forums to express their disbelief.
A user with the name of Rupert Grint - Fan, SnitchSeeker.com posted on a forum, saying: "If Ron died, I tear the damn book in half."
Clearly Rowling pens flyers that confession. Apparently not the first time that fans have requested not to kill Ron.
"Most of them [the children] are really worried about Ron," Rowling said in 2000, "As if I'm going to kill Harry's best friend. What I want is just someone once told me, 'Do not murder Hermione. ' "
In fact, for many readers, Ron is seen as the weakest, skills wise, between the trio and less likely to survive, therefore the most expendable.
Believe it or not, the possibility of dying Ron has been a hot topic of debate for years. In 2006, leaks in the lounge, a part of the website The Leaky Cauldron, a Potter fan site and blog, a forum thread is widely explored.
A poster called Wimsey argued, "Ron brings without knowledge to the table that does not bode well for him, because if Ron does not serve the plot, then you have to serve the subject or history. And die so that Harry Ron and Hermione that would carry on. "
In response, the user Gam46140 said: "Why Ron die? Is true that no significant magical powers. His greatest power is to be a really loyal friend. How can you kill a guy like that out? ... Also , his relationship with Hermione has taken years to develop. He deserves a reward for their patience. "
Loyalty.
That is the key word that fans of Ron is often used for defense. Of course Ron and quick wit humor adds to the dynamic trio of hilarity in the books ("I want to fix it in memory forever ... Draco Malfoy, the amazing bouncing ferret"). But Harry, Ron and his friend chose for its reliability, not because he can make him laugh.
Ron was the loyalty of the "Prisoner of Azkaban" that Sirius Black faced and say: "If you want to kill Harry will have to kill us too," a line that unfortunately gave Hermione Emma Watson in the movie.
In fact, most fans of the book are not satisfied with how the film directors have approached Ron's character. Almost unanimously agree that the general perception of Ron as just fun and groaning companion is definitely not canon.
That's it. Ron is the companion to call. He never was. Along with Hermione, Ron has played an important role in several confrontations with Lord Voldemort Harry.
Ron has been sacrificed for the game of chess in 'Philosopher's Stone "so that Harry could recover the stone. Instead of hanging back and waiting for Harry to rescue his sister, Ginny, of the "Chamber of Secrets," Ron continued with him. He was part of Dumbledore's Army and was with Harry in the Department of Mysteries in the "Order of the Phoenix". Ron fought against the Death Eaters that invaded Hogwarts in "Half-Blood Prince", destroyed two Horcruxes and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts in "Deathly Hallows".
Proof of Ron as a friend also affects close to home for Rowling. In a 2001 interview, said one of his best friends, Sean Harris, was an influence on the character of Ron.
"Ron will be a fair bit to Sean ... He is always there when you need it, that's Ron Weasley!" He said.
Rowling also said that Sean and his Ford Anglia represented freedom for her, which could explain the same feeling of happiness that Harry felt when he was with Ron and the Weasley family.
Other fans have also said that Ron reminds a loved one or someone they know. Jenny Dolfen, illustrator and teacher of Germany, whose work appears in this story Ron said his mental image of Ron was based on some of the children he met while teaching in the UK, what seems more real to her .
"Ron has always been very clear in my mind, a fusion of several students I met in my last year of attendance," he said, "I could only imagine him as one of the guys I had met there. He talked exactly like them, he was funny, was brilliant, was friendly, and sometimes a little ridiculous. He's my favorite character in the series - even more than Harry. "
This does not mean that those who point out flaws in Ron are wrong. He was often means that Hermione, especially about going to the Yule Ball with Viktor Krum, and he did overreact to Harry become the champion of the Three Magi room. However, Ron did grow in the shadow of his brothers, so it's no surprise that can be insecure and jealous. Its imperfections make it ever more real, someone that the average person can relate to.
Now look, I was a girl of 11 years of age, of course, as any fan of Potter dreamed of getting your acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day.
I spent hours reading and rereading the books. Then I would go online to forums and websites Potter fan fiction to read some more. I could sum arguments, facts and recite my favorite quotes from memory. I literally grew up with Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione Granger, and even celebrated his birthday quietly concerned. So you see that was, and still am, has invested a lot.
But of all people in the Potter-verse, I always had a soft spot for Ron.
Yes, Harry was a true hero to many and Hermione in a model for many young people like me.
However, Ron was something about that in relation to and admired, besides the fact that his birthday, March 1st is a day before mine. He was a strong, loyal friend, lovely it was always overshadowed by his family and his best friends. However, he was to reduce stress, relax and get Harry to provide a balance of Hermione.
It seemed to me more real output of the three, someone who could not wait to hit the supermarket and have a conversation with (not that Ron is going to want to get in a muggle shop).
So you can imagine my surprise when I read this headline a few days ago. "JK Rowling nearly killed Ron Weasley"
In a recent interview published in the edition on DVD and Blu-ray of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2", Rowling brought the possibility to talk to Daniel Radcliffe.
"Halfway through the series ... made me seriously consider killing Ron," he said.
In the middle of the series? That would mean that Ron "The Order of the Phoenix", "Half-Blood Prince" and "Deathly Hallows".
Harry would have been positively depressed. It would be much more downcast than it already was. While this could have been a ray of hope for Harry / Hermione shippers, just I can not imagine moving without it. If you remember how bad it was when Ron Hermione and Lavender Brown met, then it is safe to say that she would be devastated if he died.
He was not alone, of course. When the news came out, many fans took to the comments section and forums to express their disbelief.
A user with the name of Rupert Grint - Fan, SnitchSeeker.com posted on a forum, saying: "If Ron died, I tear the damn book in half."
Clearly Rowling pens flyers that confession. Apparently not the first time that fans have requested not to kill Ron.
"Most of them [the children] are really worried about Ron," Rowling said in 2000, "As if I'm going to kill Harry's best friend. What I want is just someone once told me, 'Do not murder Hermione. ' "
In fact, for many readers, Ron is seen as the weakest, skills wise, between the trio and less likely to survive, therefore the most expendable.
Believe it or not, the possibility of dying Ron has been a hot topic of debate for years. In 2006, leaks in the lounge, a part of the website The Leaky Cauldron, a Potter fan site and blog, a forum thread is widely explored.
A poster called Wimsey argued, "Ron brings without knowledge to the table that does not bode well for him, because if Ron does not serve the plot, then you have to serve the subject or history. And die so that Harry Ron and Hermione that would carry on. "
In response, the user Gam46140 said: "Why Ron die? Is true that no significant magical powers. His greatest power is to be a really loyal friend. How can you kill a guy like that out? ... Also , his relationship with Hermione has taken years to develop. He deserves a reward for their patience. "
Loyalty.
That is the key word that fans of Ron is often used for defense. Of course Ron and quick wit humor adds to the dynamic trio of hilarity in the books ("I want to fix it in memory forever ... Draco Malfoy, the amazing bouncing ferret"). But Harry, Ron and his friend chose for its reliability, not because he can make him laugh.
Ron was the loyalty of the "Prisoner of Azkaban" that Sirius Black faced and say: "If you want to kill Harry will have to kill us too," a line that unfortunately gave Hermione Emma Watson in the movie.
In fact, most fans of the book are not satisfied with how the film directors have approached Ron's character. Almost unanimously agree that the general perception of Ron as just fun and groaning companion is definitely not canon.
That's it. Ron is the companion to call. He never was. Along with Hermione, Ron has played an important role in several confrontations with Lord Voldemort Harry.
Ron has been sacrificed for the game of chess in 'Philosopher's Stone "so that Harry could recover the stone. Instead of hanging back and waiting for Harry to rescue his sister, Ginny, of the "Chamber of Secrets," Ron continued with him. He was part of Dumbledore's Army and was with Harry in the Department of Mysteries in the "Order of the Phoenix". Ron fought against the Death Eaters that invaded Hogwarts in "Half-Blood Prince", destroyed two Horcruxes and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts in "Deathly Hallows".
Proof of Ron as a friend also affects close to home for Rowling. In a 2001 interview, said one of his best friends, Sean Harris, was an influence on the character of Ron.
"Ron will be a fair bit to Sean ... He is always there when you need it, that's Ron Weasley!" He said.
Rowling also said that Sean and his Ford Anglia represented freedom for her, which could explain the same feeling of happiness that Harry felt when he was with Ron and the Weasley family.
Other fans have also said that Ron reminds a loved one or someone they know. Jenny Dolfen, illustrator and teacher of Germany, whose work appears in this story Ron said his mental image of Ron was based on some of the children he met while teaching in the UK, what seems more real to her .
"Ron has always been very clear in my mind, a fusion of several students I met in my last year of attendance," he said, "I could only imagine him as one of the guys I had met there. He talked exactly like them, he was funny, was brilliant, was friendly, and sometimes a little ridiculous. He's my favorite character in the series - even more than Harry. "
This does not mean that those who point out flaws in Ron are wrong. He was often means that Hermione, especially about going to the Yule Ball with Viktor Krum, and he did overreact to Harry become the champion of the Three Magi room. However, Ron did grow in the shadow of his brothers, so it's no surprise that can be insecure and jealous. Its imperfections make it ever more real, someone that the average person can relate to.
Ron Weasley, one of our
Since I read "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" for the first time in 2000, Ronald Weasley Bilius has always been my favorite character. You could even say that I was in love with the slight growth.
Now look, I was a girl of 11 years of age, of course, as any fan of Potter dreamed of getting your acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day.
I spent hours reading and rereading the books. Then I would go online to forums and websites Potter fan fiction to read some more. I could sum arguments, facts and recite my favorite quotes from memory. I literally grew up with Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione Granger, and even celebrated his birthday quietly concerned. So you see that was, and still am, has invested a lot.
But of all people in the Potter-verse, I always had a soft spot for Ron.
Yes, Harry was a true hero to many and Hermione in a model for many young people like me.
However, Ron was something about that in relation to and admired, besides the fact that his birthday, March 1st is a day before mine. He was a strong, loyal friend, lovely it was always overshadowed by his family and his best friends. However, he was to reduce stress, relax and get Harry to provide a balance of Hermione.
It seemed to me more real output of the three, someone who could not wait to hit the supermarket and have a conversation with (not that Ron is going to want to get in a muggle shop).
So you can imagine my surprise when I read this headline a few days ago. "JK Rowling nearly killed Ron Weasley"
In a recent interview published in the edition on DVD and Blu-ray of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2", Rowling brought the possibility to talk to Daniel Radcliffe.
"Halfway through the series ... made me seriously consider killing Ron," he said.
In the middle of the series? That would mean that Ron "The Order of the Phoenix", "Half-Blood Prince" and "Deathly Hallows".
Harry would have been positively depressed. It would be much more downcast than it already was. While this could have been a ray of hope for Harry / Hermione shippers, just I can not imagine moving without it. If you remember how bad it was when Ron Hermione and Lavender Brown met, then it is safe to say that she would be devastated if he died.
He was not alone, of course. When the news came out, many fans took to the comments section and forums to express their disbelief.
A user with the name of Rupert Grint - Fan, SnitchSeeker.com posted on a forum, saying: "If Ron died, I tear the damn book in half."
Clearly Rowling pens flyers that confession. Apparently not the first time that fans have requested not to kill Ron.
"Most of them [the children] are really worried about Ron," Rowling said in 2000, "As if I'm going to kill Harry's best friend. What I want is just someone once told me, 'Do not murder Hermione. ' "
In fact, for many readers, Ron is seen as the weakest, skills wise, between the trio and less likely to survive, therefore the most expendable.
Believe it or not, the possibility of dying Ron has been a hot topic of debate for years. In 2006, leaks in the lounge, a part of the website The Leaky Cauldron, a Potter fan site and blog, a forum thread is widely explored.
A poster called Wimsey argued, "Ron brings without knowledge to the table that does not bode well for him, because if Ron does not serve the plot, then you have to serve the subject or history. And die so that Harry Ron and Hermione that would carry on. "
In response, the user Gam46140 said: "Why Ron die? Is true that no significant magical powers. His greatest power is to be a really loyal friend. How can you kill a guy like that out? ... Also , his relationship with Hermione has taken years to develop. He deserves a reward for their patience. "
Loyalty.
That is the key word that fans of Ron is often used for defense. Of course Ron and quick wit humor adds to the dynamic trio of hilarity in the books ("I want to fix it in memory forever ... Draco Malfoy, the amazing bouncing ferret"). But Harry, Ron and his friend chose for its reliability, not because he can make him laugh.
Ron was the loyalty of the "Prisoner of Azkaban" that Sirius Black faced and say: "If you want to kill Harry will have to kill us too," a line that unfortunately gave Hermione Emma Watson in the movie.
In fact, most fans of the book are not satisfied with how the film directors have approached Ron's character. Almost unanimously agree that the general perception of Ron as just fun and groaning companion is definitely not canon.
That's it. Ron is the companion to call. He never was. Along with Hermione, Ron has played an important role in several confrontations with Lord Voldemort Harry.
Ron has been sacrificed for the game of chess in 'Philosopher's Stone "so that Harry could recover the stone. Instead of hanging back and waiting for Harry to rescue his sister, Ginny, of the "Chamber of Secrets," Ron continued with him. He was part of Dumbledore's Army and was with Harry in the Department of Mysteries in the "Order of the Phoenix". Ron fought against the Death Eaters that invaded Hogwarts in "Half-Blood Prince", destroyed two Horcruxes and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts in "Deathly Hallows".
Proof of Ron as a friend also affects close to home for Rowling. In a 2001 interview, said one of his best friends, Sean Harris, was an influence on the character of Ron.
"Ron will be a fair bit to Sean ... He is always there when you need it, that's Ron Weasley!" He said.
Rowling also said that Sean and his Ford Anglia represented freedom for her, which could explain the same feeling of happiness that Harry felt when he was with Ron and the Weasley family.
Other fans have also said that Ron reminds a loved one or someone they know. Jenny Dolfen, illustrator and teacher of Germany, whose work appears in this story Ron said his mental image of Ron was based on some of the children he met while teaching in the UK, what seems more real to her .
"Ron has always been very clear in my mind, a fusion of several students I met in my last year of attendance," he said, "I could only imagine him as one of the guys I had met there. He talked exactly like them, he was funny, was brilliant, was friendly, and sometimes a little ridiculous. He's my favorite character in the series - even more than Harry. "
This does not mean that those who point out flaws in Ron are wrong. He was often means that Hermione, especially about going to the Yule Ball with Viktor Krum, and he did overreact to Harry become the champion of the Three Magi room. However, Ron did grow in the shadow of his brothers, so it's no surprise that can be insecure and jealous. Its imperfections make it ever more real, someone that the average person can relate to.
Now look, I was a girl of 11 years of age, of course, as any fan of Potter dreamed of getting your acceptance letter from Hogwarts one day.
I spent hours reading and rereading the books. Then I would go online to forums and websites Potter fan fiction to read some more. I could sum arguments, facts and recite my favorite quotes from memory. I literally grew up with Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione Granger, and even celebrated his birthday quietly concerned. So you see that was, and still am, has invested a lot.
But of all people in the Potter-verse, I always had a soft spot for Ron.
Yes, Harry was a true hero to many and Hermione in a model for many young people like me.
However, Ron was something about that in relation to and admired, besides the fact that his birthday, March 1st is a day before mine. He was a strong, loyal friend, lovely it was always overshadowed by his family and his best friends. However, he was to reduce stress, relax and get Harry to provide a balance of Hermione.
It seemed to me more real output of the three, someone who could not wait to hit the supermarket and have a conversation with (not that Ron is going to want to get in a muggle shop).
So you can imagine my surprise when I read this headline a few days ago. "JK Rowling nearly killed Ron Weasley"
In a recent interview published in the edition on DVD and Blu-ray of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2", Rowling brought the possibility to talk to Daniel Radcliffe.
"Halfway through the series ... made me seriously consider killing Ron," he said.
In the middle of the series? That would mean that Ron "The Order of the Phoenix", "Half-Blood Prince" and "Deathly Hallows".
Harry would have been positively depressed. It would be much more downcast than it already was. While this could have been a ray of hope for Harry / Hermione shippers, just I can not imagine moving without it. If you remember how bad it was when Ron Hermione and Lavender Brown met, then it is safe to say that she would be devastated if he died.
He was not alone, of course. When the news came out, many fans took to the comments section and forums to express their disbelief.
A user with the name of Rupert Grint - Fan, SnitchSeeker.com posted on a forum, saying: "If Ron died, I tear the damn book in half."
Clearly Rowling pens flyers that confession. Apparently not the first time that fans have requested not to kill Ron.
"Most of them [the children] are really worried about Ron," Rowling said in 2000, "As if I'm going to kill Harry's best friend. What I want is just someone once told me, 'Do not murder Hermione. ' "
In fact, for many readers, Ron is seen as the weakest, skills wise, between the trio and less likely to survive, therefore the most expendable.
Believe it or not, the possibility of dying Ron has been a hot topic of debate for years. In 2006, leaks in the lounge, a part of the website The Leaky Cauldron, a Potter fan site and blog, a forum thread is widely explored.
A poster called Wimsey argued, "Ron brings without knowledge to the table that does not bode well for him, because if Ron does not serve the plot, then you have to serve the subject or history. And die so that Harry Ron and Hermione that would carry on. "
In response, the user Gam46140 said: "Why Ron die? Is true that no significant magical powers. His greatest power is to be a really loyal friend. How can you kill a guy like that out? ... Also , his relationship with Hermione has taken years to develop. He deserves a reward for their patience. "
Loyalty.
That is the key word that fans of Ron is often used for defense. Of course Ron and quick wit humor adds to the dynamic trio of hilarity in the books ("I want to fix it in memory forever ... Draco Malfoy, the amazing bouncing ferret"). But Harry, Ron and his friend chose for its reliability, not because he can make him laugh.
Ron was the loyalty of the "Prisoner of Azkaban" that Sirius Black faced and say: "If you want to kill Harry will have to kill us too," a line that unfortunately gave Hermione Emma Watson in the movie.
In fact, most fans of the book are not satisfied with how the film directors have approached Ron's character. Almost unanimously agree that the general perception of Ron as just fun and groaning companion is definitely not canon.
That's it. Ron is the companion to call. He never was. Along with Hermione, Ron has played an important role in several confrontations with Lord Voldemort Harry.
Ron has been sacrificed for the game of chess in 'Philosopher's Stone "so that Harry could recover the stone. Instead of hanging back and waiting for Harry to rescue his sister, Ginny, of the "Chamber of Secrets," Ron continued with him. He was part of Dumbledore's Army and was with Harry in the Department of Mysteries in the "Order of the Phoenix". Ron fought against the Death Eaters that invaded Hogwarts in "Half-Blood Prince", destroyed two Horcruxes and fought in the Battle of Hogwarts in "Deathly Hallows".
Proof of Ron as a friend also affects close to home for Rowling. In a 2001 interview, said one of his best friends, Sean Harris, was an influence on the character of Ron.
"Ron will be a fair bit to Sean ... He is always there when you need it, that's Ron Weasley!" He said.
Rowling also said that Sean and his Ford Anglia represented freedom for her, which could explain the same feeling of happiness that Harry felt when he was with Ron and the Weasley family.
Other fans have also said that Ron reminds a loved one or someone they know. Jenny Dolfen, illustrator and teacher of Germany, whose work appears in this story Ron said his mental image of Ron was based on some of the children he met while teaching in the UK, what seems more real to her .
"Ron has always been very clear in my mind, a fusion of several students I met in my last year of attendance," he said, "I could only imagine him as one of the guys I had met there. He talked exactly like them, he was funny, was brilliant, was friendly, and sometimes a little ridiculous. He's my favorite character in the series - even more than Harry. "
This does not mean that those who point out flaws in Ron are wrong. He was often means that Hermione, especially about going to the Yule Ball with Viktor Krum, and he did overreact to Harry become the champion of the Three Magi room. However, Ron did grow in the shadow of his brothers, so it's no surprise that can be insecure and jealous. Its imperfections make it ever more real, someone that the average person can relate to.
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