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"Like they are ordering a side order of chips": Despite Multiple Demands, J.K. Rowling Refused to Make a Stronger Female Character Than Hermione In Harry Potter
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"Like they are ordering a side order of chips": Despite Multiple Demands, J.K. Rowling Refused to Make a Stronger Female Character Than Hermione In Harry Potter
Everyone remembers Emma Watson’s character, Hermione Granger, who appears in the Harry Potter franchise, where she was established as a strong female character in the films and the books. And despite high demand, author J.K. Rowling revealed in an interview with The Times (via accio-quote) that she kept Hermione at the top, saying: What irritates me is that I am constantly, increasingly, being asked ‘Can we have a strong female character, please…
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