She has stated that she always planned for the series to have a finite ending, and that she felt it was time for the characters to move on and for the story to be complete.
While many fans were sad to see the series end, it's important to note that:
* Rowling provided a satisfying conclusion: The series ended with a sense of closure, resolving major plotlines and offering a glimpse into the future for the characters.
* The story had run its course: The series had explored its themes of love, loss, good versus evil, and the importance of choosing one's path to its fullest.
* There was no need to drag it out: Ending the series allowed Rowling to avoid potentially diminishing the quality of the story or the characters by stretching it out unnecessarily.
While the series has ended, the wizarding world continues to thrive in other forms, including:
* The "Fantastic Beasts" film series: A prequel series exploring a different era in the wizarding world.
* The "Harry Potter" stage play: A two-part play that tells the story of Harry Potter's early years at Hogwarts.
* The "Harry Potter" video games: Games that allow players to experience the wizarding world in different ways.
* The "Harry Potter" theme park: A real-life theme park based on the books and movies.
So, while the series may have ended, the magic of Harry Potter continues to live on in various forms.