"No, he didn’t," Ginny agreed, "and Malfoy apparently said something like, he’d rather be muggle-born and a blood-traitor, than a mindless murderous slave to You-Know-Who - I’m paraphrasing here, obviously, from what Luna told me, from what Marcus Belby told her, from what Susan Bones told him, so it’s all got a bit muddled - anyway, apparently Umbridge told them to sit down and be quiet, and then started denying the return of You-Know-Who, and saying it was all lies, and that it had all been made up, the standard Ministry line, you know," Ginny paused to sip her drink, and Harry realised that he had completely forgotten his dinner in favour of listening to her, "Then - now no one can agree what was said first so bear with me - but apparently Crabbe and/or Goyle said something about  you ," she pointed at Harry with her spoon, "called you some awful names," she said vaguely.