In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Myrtle mentioned to Harry that she briefly spotted some Polyjuice Potion in the drains and asked him if he had been doing any more illicit brewing, which he denied. Had Harry investigated Myrtle's suspicions, it might have been discovered much earlier that Barty Crouch Jnr was impersonating Alastor Moody. This did not happen in the book. Hermione used Myrtle's bathroom in 1992 to brew Polyjuice Potion, which Harry and Ron used to impersonate Slytherin students Gregory Goyle and Vincent Crabbe. [12] Thus disguised, they entered the Slytherin common room to interrogate Draco Malfoy about the Chamber of Secrets. They learned only that, according to Draco's father Lucius Malfoy, the last time the chamber was open a Mudblood was killed (and that, contrary to their suspicions, Draco was not the Heir of Slytherin). [15]

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Kingsley Shacklebolt

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Maybe Tom Riddle got thirty O.W.L.s or saved a teacher from the Giant Squid. Maybe he murdered Myrtle; that would've done everyone a favour..." — Ronald Weasley unknowingly correctly guesses that Tom Riddle murdered Myrtle [src] In one scene of Chamber of Secrets, Ron jokingly suggests that Tom Riddle earned his Special Award for Services to the School for killing Myrtle; this foreshadows the fact that Riddle did indeed kill her.

Secret of the Egg

Gryffindor: Harry Potter \ Ron Weasley \ Hermione Granger \ Angelina Johnson \ Colin Creevey \ Dean Thomas \ Fred Weasley \ George Weasley \ Ginny Weasley \ James Sirius Potter\ Lavender Brown \ Lee Jordan \ Neville Longbottom \ Oliver Wood \ Parvati Patil \ Percy Weasley \ Romilda Vane \ Seamus Finnigan In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the bathroom scene shows her acting somewhat sexually towards Harry. Shirley Henderson's first scene in the film Bridget Jones's Diary involves her character, Jude, crying in a women's toilets. With that tended to, it's time to start toward the right. Around the hallway's halfway point, you'll find a bubbling cauldron that is in need of three ingredients. You'll find the three ingredients by performing various tasks. Myrtle: " Don't... Don't... tell me what's wrong... I can help you..." Draco Malfoy: " No one can help me." — Myrtle and Malfoy in the boys' bathroom [src]

Shirley Henderson and Kelly Macdonald, who played another Hogwarts ghost, The Grey Lady, played sisters in the film Intermission. Hufflepuff: Cedric Diggory \ Hannah Abbott \ Hufflepuff Student \ Justin Finch-Fletchley \ Susan Bones On 31 October 2009, Myrtle was invited to Sir Nicholas's 517th Deathday Party. She talked with an unidentified student there, who asked if it was okay for them to visit her some time. [20] It is possible she was named 'Myrtle' to continue J.K. Rowling's tradition of naming characters after flowers.

Before 31 October in 1985, Jacob's sibling and Penny Haywood came to Myrtle's bathroom to invite her to Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington's 493rd Deathday Party on behalf of Sir Nicholas himself. Before Jacob's sibling could finish their sentence, however, Myrtle, thinking they were just another one of the bullies that would tease her around this time of the year, asked them to leave. After they cleared it up, Myrtle became delighted, having been told that Deathday Parties were fun. She admitted she had never been invited to one before since she thought none of the other ghosts wanted her there, but Jacob's sibling pointed out that Sir Nicholas genuinely wanted her to attend this time. She listened to the students explaining the details of the party and was convinced that she wanted to attend, but thought she needed accompany because of her shyness. Jacob's sibling said she was allowed to bring a guest, and Myrtle immediately chose themself as a thank you for making the effort to invite her. [13]