In Act 3, Scene 3 of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar", the unfortunate poet Cinna is mistaken for his namesake the conspirator Cinna and hounded by the Roman mob. The omnipresent McGonagall figure is caught in the crossfire with only his appalling poetry to commend him. Nowadays, he'd be a wannabe stand-up comedian auditioning for "Britain's Got Talent". Out of all the crimes which a man may commit on earth there is no more heinous one than an accusation of being a bad poet.
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