Harry Potter's Most Unrealistic Hagrid Story Highlights A Bigger World-Building Problem

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Harry Potter's most unrealistic Hagrid storyline is indicative of a greater world-building problem that's present in both the movies and the books. Hagrid is one of the best characters in Harry Potter, but one subplot surrounding Hogwarts' gamekeeper just doesn't make sense. Hagrid starts the series living on the outskirts of Hogwarts, as he was expelled from the school after being framed for opening the Chamber of Secrets. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets proves his innocence, and he winds up becoming a teacher at Hogwarts as a result.
Amanda Mullen

Harry Potter's Most Unrealistic Hagrid Story Highlights A Bigger World-Building Problem

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