Myrtle has gone into hiding as Peeves attacks everyone he can find with heart confetti.

Random lost things that have found their way into Myrtle's loo, feel free to claim one....

*Notebook full of star charts
*Gryffindor scarf
*4th year History of Magic text
*Map of the grounds
(may have magical properties, but not the same as the Maurader's map)
*Brand new quill

Myrtle sits at the door of her loo, now fully repaired, and shouts nonsense at everyone that comes by. Yeah, even ghosts get bored.

Would the rules crack down effect ghosts? Is Marion the type to enforce restrictions on their movement, interactions, etc.?

Myrtle made her morning rounds before heading back to see if her loo had been repaired. While the debris had been removed new toilets were yet to be installed. With a sigh she headed to the girl's room on the fourth floor where she'd taken up temporary residence. When she returned, she found a girl standing by the mirrors wiping tears from her

*sniffle*

*whimper*

*mewing cry*

*gasping cry*

*full on sobbing*

*angry screams*

*consistant sirenlike wailing*

Could you all please make sure that the main game page is updated. I want to clean up my journal. Also, this is the list I am using for my weekly featured character and I'd hate to miss someone becuase they weren't on the main game list.

Thanks,

Christie

With the arrival of the students after Christmas break Myrtle remembered her promise to the young boy to make the life of Jake the prefect living hell. Trying to figure out who this boy was she spent all day hanging out in the Prefect's Bath.

Myrtle renditions of JINGLE BELLS and WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS are on a play loop powered by Myrtle's voice all day long.

Myrtle was rather enjoying the quiet solitude of the castle. In the time just before Christmas she was usually hounded by students using her as stress relief for mid-year testing. Now there were very few around and those that had chosen to stay had no reason to be anywhere near her bathroom since they didn't have to pass by to make their way ( Read more... )