Does JK Rowling like Tolkien?

Does JK Rowling like Tolkien?

In Harry Potter, there are also literary references to Tolkien's epic fantasy, but whether Rowling made these references consciously or not is debatable. ... It is likely that some of her borrowing from Tolkien is conscious and some is not, but there is definitely a Tolkien influence in her books.

Does Tolkien like Harry Potter?

Tolkien would like the Rowling universe, but he would be disgusted and appalled of the Martin universe. The reason is the undelying tones and patterns in fantasy universe.

Did LOTR inspire Harry Potter?

J K Rowling has said she read Lord of the Rings before writing the Harry Potter books, so it's quite possible she was influenced by the earlier book. However, Tolkien himself would be the first to admit that he too was drawing on ideas and narrative tropes that were far older than his own work.

How did J.K.Rowling borrow ideas from Tolkien?

• He helps Frodo in his quest Of course, J.K. Rowling has a lot of original ideas of her own, such as the concept of muggles, and the game of Quiddich. My opinion is that she borrowed too many themes to be a coincidence. For sure she was "inspired" by Tolkien's Lord of the Ring, at least partially.

How did JK Rowling plagiarize The Lord of the Rings?

• J.K Rowling plagiarized Tolkien!!! I was watching the lord of the rings the other day and saw that jk rowling copied many many things.These things being identical between the lord of the rings and harry potter,so I was thinking that jk rowling plagiarized from it.And CS Lewis author of Narnia is one of his favorite authors.

Is the Lord of the Rings similar to Harry Potter?

• Write a comment... Michael wrote: "I was watching the lord of the rings the other day and saw that jk rowling copied many many things.These things being identical between the lord of the rings and harry potter,so I was thinking that..." I'm afraid that's not how things work around here, Michael.

What did JK Rowling say about the Whomping Willow?

• I’m saying he lost his right hand. The Whomping Willow = Old Man Willow (or “The Old Gray Willow-Man,” as Tom Bombadil and I like to call him) They’re both sentient trees with a passion for bringing the ruckus. Okay, so “dumbledor” is an old, obsolete word that anyone can use.