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also escaped the trap armed with several cutlasses, crossbows, a blunderbussand a miniature cannon. The castle was evacuated while Peeves amusedhimself by firing randomly out of the windows and threatening all and sundrywith death. A three-day standoff was ended when the Headmistress of the day,Eupraxia Mole, agreed to sign a contract allowing Peeves additionalprivileges, such as a once-weekly swim in the boys’ toilets on the groundfloor, first refusal on stale bread from the kitchen for throwing purposes, anda new hat – to be custom-made by Madame Bonhabille of Paris. RancorousCarpe took early retirement for health reasons, and no subsequent attempt hasever been made to rid the castle of its most ill-disciplined inhabitant.Peeves does recognise authority of a sort. Though generally unimpressedby titles and badges, he is generally amenable to the strictures of the teachers,agreeing to stay out of their classrooms while they teach. He has also beenknown to show an affinity for rare students (notably Fred and GeorgeWeasley), and is certainly afraid of the ghost of Slytherin, the Bloody Baron.His true loyalties, however, were revealed in the Great Battle of Hogwarts.
So there you have it. You’ve discovered what happens when powergoes to someone’s head (quite literally, in Professor Quirrell’scase), which witch clawed her way to power while simultaneouslycollecting Frolicsome Feline plates, and where the power-hungryand corrupt end up when caught.We hope you’ve enjoyed this collection of J.K. Rowling’s writing,presented by Pottermore.
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