What was the end of Fred Weasley?

The final outcome of the Weasley brothers in Harry Potter is that George lost an ear and ran his own Weasley magic joke shop; Fred lost his life in the Hogwarts War, making people remember the pain of the war forever.

Fred Weasley is from Harry Potter, a series of novels by British female writer J.K. Rowling. Fred is a Weasley boy, humorous (even laughing before he died), with the characteristics of Weasley: red hair and freckles, and George are twin brothers. They look alike, even with similar expressions.

Role evaluation

George and Fred became part of the Hogwarts legend because of their great deeds before graduation. In the memory of Hogwarts employee Filch, these two people seem to be more terrible than the one who can't mention his name (Voldemort). Filch's evaluation of these two men is full of vicious curses and slanders, except for a dementor's kiss.

He was very depressed when he mentioned their great deeds before graduation, saying that this was the biggest mistake in his life. Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, disagreed. He thinks it is his honor to have students like the Weasley twins, and he deeply regrets that the Weasley brothers failed to graduate smoothly. "This is a great loss for Hogwarts." He said this.