Droobles gum wrapper theory
Andrea
crawford1270 at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 9 22:58:38 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 68834
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "blaydz10" <heidi at b...> wrote:
>
> My thought was that the candy ingested was not unlike those in the
> Weasley's skiving snackboxes. That is, Neville's mother is
continually
> addled due to 'poisoned' candy. She obviously eats a lot since she
has
> given Neville enough wrappers to paper his room, and we know that
> gifts are not checked for hazardous properties, so...
Would not be the first time that candy (or it's packaging, anyway)
has figured prominently in the solving of a mystery in the
Potterverse...The trio might still be puzzling over Nicholas Flammel
if Harry hadn't remembered the wizard cards (Chocolate Frog, anyone??)
in Book 1. Seems to me that Neville's mother could be held prisoner
in her own mind and the constant slipping of the wrappers is a clue
that she is hoping Neville will someday figure out.
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