Tina had to admit she was a little disappointed when Professor O’Hara said they were studying somewhere else today. Oh well, she supposed it wouldn’t be too bad, as long as they weren't’ going anywhere too chaotic. She packed her supplies back into her bag and - wait a second! Did the professor just say they were going to a deathday party? And who was this Edgar Cloggs guy? She’d heard plenty of stories about Hogwarts from her former professor friend/father figure, and not once had that name come up! See, this was exactly the kind of thing she deemed too chaotic! Tina Dantes did not do parties… or really any social situations, for that matter! Too much uncertainty involved…

She stood up and followed the group without complaint, though she was too anxious to pay much attention to what was said along the way. What was the question again? Oh, right… a fact about the Hogwarts ghosts. Tina supposed it was bound to happen eventually, but that didn’t stop the sudden pang of anger that hit her at the mention of Professor Dopple… anger at herself for disliking the woman so much and anger at this school for failing her just as miserably as it had failed her predecessor. Dopple never should’ve been hired, and if the powers that be had realized that, she would probably still be alive! Tina shuddered; she couldn’t imagine a worse fate than being eaten alive and confined to this madhouse for all eternity, except maybe…

Her thoughts turned to the other ghost who Hogwarts had failed in life, the one she had strict orders from her father figure to always be kind to, and she thought of something to add to the conversation. “Moaning Myrtle’s real name was Myrtle Elizabeth Warren, and she helped Harry Potter figure out the location of the Chamber of Secrets by telling him the story of her death,” Tina said. She felt she should offer a nice fact about Myrtle, rather than adding to the discussion of how she died or where she haunted.