They returned to the kitchen and put together a simple lunch.  They quickly became dissatisfied with the lack of preparations into which they could immediately hurl themselves.  In its place, they began discussing how they would continue The Quibbler while Luna was away at school.  Luna’s role in this was not minor:  she had a talent upon which Xenophilius depended.  A few years before, he had discovered that Luna had a remarkable memory of the contents of certain articles.  In fact, she could recite them word-for-word, months after they had appeared.  His inquisitive mind led him to engage his daughter in memory experiments.  Their goal was to discover exactly why she could recall those particular articles so well.  They learned that, after reading an article several times, she could remember every word perfectly.  Further experimentation led to the discovery that this was primarily a visual memory “trick.”  Luna could see the words of the article in her memory, in the exact location that they originally appeared.  They tested every possibility in order to find the most efficient method for her to photograph an article mentally.  The solution was for her literally to read it forward, backward and upside-down.  Xenophilius, in his most ceremonious tones, christened this the Lovegood ForBUD Process.  Luna called it forbudding.⁷