Cassie's clearly possessed, vamping it up and being a total bitch. There's only one way to break the possession - I've got to electrocute her, you know, shock her back to her old self. Then she can grovel - on her knees and beg my forgiveness. She's been treating me so badly. I want to slap her, but probably not a great idea - she'd probably go and eat my soul or something.

On my way for more snacks, I passed a weird woman and I followed her. Her name was Peggy Launceston. D. Litt. - Full-time Egyptoplogist, part-time suffragette. She said she'd been working on an inscription for 80 years and didn't want some pert-breasted bunty solving it. She shook my hand - we could actually touch each other!!

Turns out her father used to own the school. She died in 1923 and doesn't come back much, but since then she's been set on trying to translate a cartouche stored here. She's always gotten stuck on one name, Azazeal...until now. She found out that Azazeal was a priest during the reign of Akhenaton. He fell in love with the pharoah's daughter, Herath. The Egyptians believed that their union destroyed the natural order and caused the living to walk among the dead, and the dead to walk among the living. Kind of like us. Azazeal was banished and Herath was buried alive. They were terrified of her - as she was carrying his child. The worst part is, she thinks the same thing is happening again.

The next morning Cassie had a sickening smile on her face while she was doing her ironing. I know she's seeing Azazeal and frankly I don't need to know the dirty details, but one thing's for sure, her knickers are getting smaller.

I failed the first few attempts at electrocution but the third time's a charm! One teeny problem - I accidentally zapped another girl at the same time. Good job I didn't kill either of them. Cassie seems to be back to normal. Told her it was my only option and she seemed genuinely glad. She said she was semi-aware of what she had been doing but couldn't control it. She apologized and thanked me. Looks like we are going to be fine after all.