Droobles' Anagram (Yet Again) -- GOLD BRIBE

[tigerpatronus]

No: HPFGUIDX 83920

 
> > TK - Tigerpatronus wrote: GOLD BRIBE BELOW ST. MUNGO'S 

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Berit Jakobsen" 
<belijako at o...> wrote:<SNIP> 
> I really don't believe in all these anagrams all over the place 
> though. As far as I know, we only know of one anagram in the HP 
> books; that of Tom Marvolo Riddle/I Am Lord Voldemort. I just don't 
> believe Rowling litters her books with hidden anagrams and 
intricate > patterns in the text on every other page as "clues". 
<SNIP>

I agree with you, Berit. I think the major importance of the wrappers 
was to illustrate just how cranially messed up the Longbottoms' are, 
and Neville's kind reaction, and HRH's reaction to both. 

The anagrams are fun, though, both as a possible actual clue but also 
as an insight into our own paranoid minds ("It was in capital 
letters! It sounds odd! It must *mean* something!). I'm also inclined 
to think that JKR won't do something as cheesy as an anagram twice. 

TK -- Tigerpatronus