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Nearly Headless Nick 
"Not that I am aware of," he assured the woman. Even if he had noticed something of that sort he most likely would not report it anyway. Unless it was a lost Gryffindor or a dying Gryffindor. Then there would be need to sound the alarm.
"No no no, nothing of that sort. I observed something rather auspicious at this evening's feast from one of your Gryffindors. I am afraid I terrified the meal right out of a Miss Bree Veras at the feast and, sadly, the majority of her housemates ignored her plight save for one." The ghost paused his story to look about the common room and pointed a transparent finger towards the Gryffindor being discussed. "Mr. Kildare showed true Gryffindor chivalry and not only cleaned up the mess but made Miss Vera feel welcomed and comfortable."
Nothing like that, well that was a relief and a half.
"Goog good," she replied, a smiling lighting up her features again. She couldn't fathom what it was he needed to tell her about, but as she listened that soon became apparent. Or at least, it did in the end.
HHer brows had been raised in mild confusion at the mention of scaring the meal out of Bree, and she was sorely disappointed to hear that nobody came to her aid. It wasn't until Sir Nicholas pointed over to Tag that she allowed herself to hope again, and her fading smile grew at the explanation that followed.
"Oh... that's.... that's lovely, very commendable," she nod her head in agreement.
"I'll see to it that Mr. Kildare is rewarded for his efforts." The boy deserved it.