Droobles Blowing Gum - Not Anagram

[Lliannanshe]

No: HPFGUIDX 79303

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "ninnamie" <ninnamie at y...> 
wrote:
> Regarding anagrams of Drooble's gum, Snape's name, etc., JKR has 
> already done the anagram thing with "Tom Marvolo Riddle."  Don't 
> y'all think she's creative enough not to do it twice?
> 
> Instead of focusing on how to apply the literary techniques we've 
> already seen into new situations, why not try to think of New and 
> Original twists she might throw in?  She's far too brilliant to 
use 
> the same gimmick more than once.

You lead me to think of a puzzle "Cryptograms"
I couldn't get it to work with the word "BEST" 


D R O O B L E S  B L O W I N G  G U M
B U D D H I S T  H I D A L G O  O N E

Buddhist - Follower of the teaching of Buddha, that life is 
permeated with suffering caused by desire, that suffering ceases 
when desire ceases and enlightenment obtained through right conduct, 
wisdom and meditation releases one from desire, suffering and 
rebirth.
Hidalgo - Old Spanish for son
One- Beiung a single entity, unit, object, or living being

What each character "desires" seems to be a prevalent theme in the 
stories.  It reminded me of SS/12/214 "It does not do to dwell on 
dreams and forget to live."

Could Mrs. Longbottom, be trying to give her son a similar message?

Lliannanshe
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