Droobles Blowing Gum - Not Anagram

[lupinwolf2001]

No: HPFGUIDX 79599

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Helen R. Granberry" 
<helen at o...> wrote:
> 
> >kneazelkid:
> > Your post reminded me of an X-Files episode. A kid was putting 
> > together a bunch of paper all over the floor. Up close, it looked 
> > like drivel, but when you looked down at it from the second 
story, 
> a 
> > picture of a face was formed. This reminded me of the comment 
> (sorry, 
> > no book with me here) Nevile's gram made about how he could paper 
> his 
> > wall with all those wrappers. What if Nevile actually did paper 
his 
> > wall with the wrappers -- and marks his mother had been making on 
> > them revealed something?
> > I know the wrappers could just be a sad statement about Nevile's 
> love 
> > for his mom, but something about it sticks in my head.
> > Thoughts, anyone?
> > Kneazelkid
> 
> This thought definitely occurred to me when Neville's gran 
mentioned he
> could paper his room with the wrappers. I don't think it was a 
throwaway
> line, I think it meant something. It is hard for me to keep up with 
the
> list these days, but from what I have seen of SILK GOWNS, it sounds
> entirely plausible. Maybe Neville *will* paper his room... and 
maybe he
> will find a message. 
> 
> Helen

This isn't anything related to the books but more along the idea that 
you are presenting. In New York and the ESPN zone you see a TON of 
baseball cards (from different eras) all attached to the wall... as 
you move further away, the colors and cards used masterfully become a 
VERY clear picture of Babe Ruth. Problem is, this would be a tough 
thing to get across as a mystery plot in literature. Visual mediums 
maybe... but as for reading/writing this type of effect... Tough!