During the funeral his head was bent with sorrow, and he patted his half-brother to comfort him.

By this time he had developed a large sense of compassion. He attended the Funeral of Albus Dumbledore, standing in clothes the size of mar-quees. Hagrid sat down next to his half-brother and Grawp patted Hagrid hard on the head, so that his chair legs sank into the ground.' - Grawp attending Dumbledore's funeral īy the next year, Grawp had become much more docile and lost his violent edge. ' Harry glanced at the back row to which Hagrid was heading and realised what was guiding him, for there, dressed in a jacket and trousers each the size of a small mar-quee, was the giant Grawp, his great ugly boulder-like head bowed, docile, almost human. Grawp also proved to be an indirect factor to Harry, Ron and Hermione discontinuing Care of Magical Creatures once they began their sixth year as they disapproved of Hagrid's idea to train Grawp to be his teaching assistant alongside Hagrid's tendancy to teach dangerous creatures over more amicable ones. Hagrid additionally considered getting a female giant for Grawp to socialise with, something Harry usually would have protested against but was unable to do so due to his grief over Sirius Black's death. Īfter Voldemort's return and Umbridge's sacking from Hogwarts, Grawp was later reunited with Hagrid and was later sent by Dumbledore and Hagrid to live in the mountains near Hogsmeade, presumably in the cave where Hagrid hid after his sacking by Umbridge, with Hagrid commenting he was far happier there than in the Forest. After Hagrid was later temporarily sacked by Umbridge, Grawp became upset about his absence and after chasing the centaurs away from Harry and Hermione before they could attack them, demanded about Hagrid's presence from Hermione, who responded that she didn't know where he was. Despite their disapproval of Grawp's presence, they agreed in the end. Hagrid introducing Grawp to Harry and Hermioneĭuring a Quidditch match in 1996, in which Ron Weasley played as Keeper, Hagrid secretly revealed Grawp's presence to Harry Potter and Hermione Granger, asking them to look after Grawp in case he got sacked by Dolores Umbridge, who was strictly against half-breeds as well as creatures like giants. See, with giantesses, what counts is producin' good big kids, and he's always been a bit on the runty side fer a giant - on'y sixteen foot -' - Discussion of Grawp's origins Anyway, she don' seem ter have liked him much more'n she liked me. well, tha's what it sounds like when he says his name. Turns out me mother took up with another giant when she left me dad, an' she went an' had Grawp here -' Harry Potter: ' Grawp?' Hagrid: ' Yeah. See - he's my brother!' Harry Potter: ' Hagrid, when you say 'brother', do you mean - ?' Hagrid: ' Well - half-brother. The other inhabitants of the forest, namely the centaurs, noticed these attempts and tried to warn Hagrid that his trial was futile. Hagrid kept Grawp in the Forbidden Forest for months, teaching him manners and pieces of English as they went. Despite his previous abuse, Grawp continuously attempted to return to the camp, but Hagrid forced him through England against his will. He later dragged Grawp back to Hogwarts with him due to the bullying he knew Grawp had received, and presumably to protect Grawp from Voldemort's enslavement of the giants. Īfter three days at the giant camp, Hagrid discovered his half-brother Grawp. Rubeus Hagrid, along with his newly-found friend Olympe Maxime, paid a visit to a tribe of giants in June of 1995, on the orders of headmaster Albus Dumbledore of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in an attempt to bring the giants over as allies of the Order of the Phoenix in the war against Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. Course, he covers the ground pretty well when he wants ter, but he kep' wantin' ter go back.' - Hagrid and Grawp's difficult journey to Hogwarts Could on'y travel by nigh' an' through wild country an' stuff.

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