Bloody Baron

One

line that we were laughing at pretty hard before the episode is that Ron was as pale as the Bloody Baron.

Right.

What is

the extent of their interactions with the Bloody Baron at this point?

Well, we've seen him wandering around, clanking his chains or whatever.

Right, right.

So, yeah, I

The comment is simple.

Peeves would have the Bloody Baron as a buggered.

Yes.

Fair.

Yeah, he torments Filch constantly.

He fears the Bloody Baron.

He honors Fred and George's legacy of pranks.

He makes life a living nightmare for Dolores Umbridge, which is crucial.

Like, why would he ever-

He knows who the Bloody Baron is.

He knows who the Fat Friar is.

Okay, but they're also a lot more outspoken and extroverted, whereas-

With, with the, you know, stealing the diadem.

They, they kept it under wraps.

They, uh, the mom sends the Bloody Baron after her.

Baron kills her, kills himself.

Dumbledore, for all his supreme magical power, cannot banish him.

Peeves answers to absolutely no one except the Bloody Baron, and even then, only out of fear.

Peeves drops walking sticks on Neville's head.

He writes crude rhyming songs about the students.

He'll be so little, so ridiculously little.

Then William, as they're sneaking to the trapdoor, they're under the invisibility cloak, and they run into Peeves, and Harry is like, "The Bloody Baron has his reasons for being invisible," William, "Bloody Baron." Can ghosts turn invisible?

Clearly, yes.

[chuckles] Do we have any other supporting evidence for this, or just this would be the evidence? Clearly they can turn invisible.