JK Rowling, an amazing writer, and loving parent to her children. But is there something this genius writer has hidden from the public? Potter heads unearthed alarming new evidence about their favourite author - evidence that might change the world.
The award winning author might say she does not believe in magic, but the evidence is that she herself is a witch!
Yes, JK Rowling is a witch. The facts are all going to be laid out before you; just pay close attention. She would have attended Hogwarts through ages 11-17, which for her would be through the years 1976-1983. Through these years, she had attended Wyedean School and College. However, her teachers say she was very quiet, and their memories of her are very little. They could be under a Confundus Charm, couldn’t they?
So then, after she graduated from Hogwarts, this is the stage she could mingle with Muggles. Apparently she attended the Muggle University of Exeter. She got her ‘idea’ for HP when it ‘strolled through her head, fully formed.’ This doesn’t happen often. She probably got the idea to ask the Ministry of Magic whether she could write and publish the tales of Harry Potter, the boy wizard.
Now, readers must be thinking ‘But you’re SUPPOSED to keep Hogwarts secret! Why tell everyone about it, then?’ Because, if you actually think about it, it is a very good plan.
Write the tales of Hogwarts, and put them in the fiction section. Everyone is going to wish the books were real, but none of them are going to actually think they are real. That way, the magical world will be exposed but also covered with a layering of even bigger doubt.
So, that should prove JK Rowling is a witch.
We know your secret, JK Rowling!
Random facts: Her husband probably isn’t a wizard (you never know) so her children have a 50-50 chance of attending Hogwarts. They could also be Squibs. Another thing we don’t know is her Blood Status. She is probably a Muggleborn, but she could be a Half-Blood or have a close wizarding relation. It’s highly unlikely that she is Pure-Blood.
On her website, a fan asked her: ‘Which house do you think you’d be in?’ And she replied with: ‘Gryffindor, I hope...’ This could be the Sorting Hat already sorted her into Gryffindor, and she was only saying ‘I hope,’ to throw us even more off the track. Smart, but it takes more to fool us Potter heads. ;)
There is also a question: ‘What would a Boggart turn in front of you?’ To which she replies: ‘Being buried alive/my loved ones, dead.’ However, there are might be Boggarts at Hogwarts she encountered, and the Boggart turned into this so she knows.
The award winning author might say she does not believe in magic, but the evidence is that she herself is a witch!
Yes, JK Rowling is a witch. The facts are all going to be laid out before you; just pay close attention. She would have attended Hogwarts through ages 11-17, which for her would be through the years 1976-1983. Through these years, she had attended Wyedean School and College. However, her teachers say she was very quiet, and their memories of her are very little. They could be under a Confundus Charm, couldn’t they?
So then, after she graduated from Hogwarts, this is the stage she could mingle with Muggles. Apparently she attended the Muggle University of Exeter. She got her ‘idea’ for HP when it ‘strolled through her head, fully formed.’ This doesn’t happen often. She probably got the idea to ask the Ministry of Magic whether she could write and publish the tales of Harry Potter, the boy wizard.
Now, readers must be thinking ‘But you’re SUPPOSED to keep Hogwarts secret! Why tell everyone about it, then?’ Because, if you actually think about it, it is a very good plan.
Write the tales of Hogwarts, and put them in the fiction section. Everyone is going to wish the books were real, but none of them are going to actually think they are real. That way, the magical world will be exposed but also covered with a layering of even bigger doubt.
So, that should prove JK Rowling is a witch.
We know your secret, JK Rowling!
Random facts: Her husband probably isn’t a wizard (you never know) so her children have a 50-50 chance of attending Hogwarts. They could also be Squibs. Another thing we don’t know is her Blood Status. She is probably a Muggleborn, but she could be a Half-Blood or have a close wizarding relation. It’s highly unlikely that she is Pure-Blood.
On her website, a fan asked her: ‘Which house do you think you’d be in?’ And she replied with: ‘Gryffindor, I hope...’ This could be the Sorting Hat already sorted her into Gryffindor, and she was only saying ‘I hope,’ to throw us even more off the track. Smart, but it takes more to fool us Potter heads. ;)
There is also a question: ‘What would a Boggart turn in front of you?’ To which she replies: ‘Being buried alive/my loved ones, dead.’ However, there are might be Boggarts at Hogwarts she encountered, and the Boggart turned into this so she knows.
