Did JK Rowling know the ending to Harry Potter?

Originally Answered: Did J. K. Rowling conceive the entire Harry Potter storyline before writing the first novel (“Philosopher’s stone”) or did she make up the story as she went along through the releases? Actually, she wrote the epilogue of the last book before anything else. Yes she knew the overall plot.

How did JK Rowling planned Harry Potter?

On a delayed train from Manchester to London’s King’s Cross station, Rowling came up with the idea for “Harry Potter.” Over the next five years, she outlined the plots for seven books in the series, writing in longhand and amassing scraps of notes written on different papers.

Did JK Rowling always know Harry was a Horcrux?

Did J.K. Rowling know the diary was a horcrux when she wrote about it? As far as I can tell, Rowling had planned out A LOT of details for the main plot of all 7 Harry Potter books even before publishing the first. The horcrux-plot she made to perfectly incorporate that the diary was a horcrux, it’s so well done.

Why didn’t Harry Potter die in the forest?

No. Voldemort had to kill him. This is because the protection lives inside Voldemort, meaning that if Harry killed himself, he would’ve died. Since at the forest, Voldemort was in proximate range, the protection was active, meaning that Harry didn’t die.

Did Snape see Lily die?

Of course not. If Snape were there, he would not be skulking in the background waiting for all the damage to happen, and then go hug Lily’s dead body after it’s done. He would duel Lord Voldemort to the death. Snape probably knew, (being assured by Dumbledore) that the Potters are safe, and hidden.

Why did Lily die in Harry Potter?

— Her Death from Her Point of View. Thus far, we know that Lily sacrificed herself to save her son in a calculated move to protect him from Voldemort. She was a gifted, intelligent Muggle-born with a big enough heart to care about a guy like Snape for far longer than she should have.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZvsIModghA