J.K. Rowling Almost Wiped out Ron Weasley

In other 'Harry Potter'-dying-related news, J.K. Rowling has says she almost wiped out one your preferred figures in the beloved franchise. Within an interview using the Protector, the writer confesses how close she found axing Ron Weasley in the finish from the seventh and final 'Potter' book. So, what stopped her? "Funnily enough, I planned from the beginning that not one of them would die. Then half way through, that we think represents the truth that I wasn't in an exceedingly happy place, I began thinking I would polish one of these off. From sheer spite," Rowling told the paper. "However I think during my absolute heart of heart of hearts, although Used to do you should consider killing Ron, [I wouldn't did it]." You need to love that Rowling describes killing among her figures as "sprucing up them off." A minimum of Weasley fans everywhere are now able to get enough rest understanding that their "king" is living the great existence with Hermione as well as their two children, Rose and Hugo. You can observe Ron, and the other mates, when 'The Deathly Hallows Part II' hits shelves on November. 11. [via Protector] [Photo: Warner Bros.] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook