As a good teacher, he has always been, he didn’t want to allow the committed murder affects one of his students in any way. He knew Draco wouldn’t be capable to fulfill the task. He wanted Snape to remain a trusted member of the Death Eaters, as well as to prove Lord Voldemort his loyalty and show him that he hadn’t failed.Īlso, being familiar with the fact Lord Voldemort has ordered Draco Malfoy for killing him, Dumbledore wanted to protect Draco’s soul. Rowling, who said Coltrane was her first choice to play Hagrid, tweeted her condolences to his family.Upon learning that he had no more than a year to live, and in an attempt at preventing a humiliating and agonizing death, Dumbledore requested Snape to kill him when the time came. They wouldn't have won the war, would they?"
"I don't know why, but there's a whole Twitter generation of people who hang around waiting to be offended. "I don't think what she said was offensive really," Coltrane said during an interview with the Radio Times. However, Hagrid came in her defense, calling her critics "waiting to be offended." He "would have been a natural to kill in some ways." Rowling opened up that it was a perfect emotional ending as "it was Hagrid who took him into the world, and Hagrid who would bring him back," and because of this, Hagrid was never in danger.Īlso, when the Harry Potter-famed author was under fire for her alleged transphobic comments, many Potter universe stars distanced themselves from the writer and even slammed her. She always knew that she was working toward the point where Hagrid carried Harry's "dead" body out of the forest. Rowling once revealed why she couldn't kill Rubeus Hagrid in Harry Potter, despite killing many fan-favorites characters in the Potter universe, including Albus Dumbledore, Severus Snape, and Sirius Black.Īccording to Screenrant, the 57-year-old explained that "within the first year of writing," she had a sketch for what she thought the final chapter would be. Rowling 'can kill Dumbledore but not Hagrid': Here's why
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