Ogg's tomb?? / Re: Lifespans?... Molly and Hagrid

[Chys Lattes]

No: HPFGUIDX 131746

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "B.G." <hambtty at t...> wrote:
> --- Tonks:
> 
> Hum.. reading this thread has led me down another path. Back to the
> cemetery on the Hogwarts grounds. And maybe we don't have to dig
> under Ugg's grave, but Ogg's. The Droobles wrappers again, folks.
> It all comes back to gum-wrappers.
> 
> BG writes:
> I too think the gum-wrappers are most important.  Alice is trying 
to 
> tell Neville something - he doesn't pick up on things the way Harry 
> does nor does he have Ron and Hermione at his side.  Once Hermione 
has 
> time to think about the prophecy (and Neville's possible link to 
it), I 
> think she'll remember the gum-wrappers Alice gave to Neville and 
the 
> comment made by his gran that Alice has given him enough to paper a 
> room.  I think Alice's love for her son is so strong that she is 
trying 
> to warn him as best she can.  Maybe she is circling certain letters 
and 
> when Hermione gets all the wrappers Neville has saved, she will 
help 
> the others to decipher the code.  Her knowledge of arithmacy and 
> ancient runes will come into play here - those subjects have been 
> mentioned far too many times to ignore.

Chys:

That was what I had suggested in the first place, what if it's some 
kind of code she's trying to get across to Neville, since no one else 
is listening?

So is there something hidden in Ogg's gravesite or written on his 
tombstone in code, perhaps? Maybe he knew a secret but was good at 
keeping it, quite a good foil to Hagrid with his, 'I shouldn't have 
told you that...' But then, does it stand to reason if he knew it, 
someone else knew it as well? Maybe Hagrid knows but it hasn't come 
up in that round about unimportant kind of way yet.
 
What was the original phrase or set of letters that you're all making 
those anagrams from? I might try it too.

How old are Neville's parents? Are they the same age as Lily and 
James?

Chys