When was Kitties birthday?

Does Nats old teacher Mrs. Lutyens ever find out about his bold and heroic deed?

This may be personal but are you religious or do you follow any religion? Because at the end of PG it barty described death as "too permanent". That sort of disturbed me.

If you aren't an atheist, where do you think spirits go when they die? are they reincarnated into the Other Place or do they have their own heaven like humans do? Or do they simply die and go into an empty void?

Are you sure a movie would be the best idea? If so will you insure that the movie follows the book?

Hello; thanks for your questions.

Kitty's birthday: I'm not sure I've ever worked this out. If I have got it written somewhere and unearth it, I'll let you know. It's curious that you can live with a character for years and know all about them, but still not be sure about fairly simple things like this!

Ms Lutyens: I don't know: I expect that his sacrifice does become pretty well known, in which case she'd certainly find out.

Religion: I think it would be fair to say that I'm agnostic. I don't find it easy being certain about such things. As to what happens after death... we'll have to wait and see.

Movie: If it's made, I won't have control or necessarily any great influence over what they do. But I hope I'll be able to advise them and encourage them to stick with the key components of the books.

Best wishes,

J