Danny Robbins

And what happened, Ciarán?

OK, well, let's embed ourselves back in the rectory with the Reverend Lionel and Marianne.

That apparent appearance of the late Harry Bull has been pretty bloody unsettling, but then things become downright dangerous.

Late one night, Lionel is in the bathroom when he hears a sudden cry...

rushing to the bedroom.

He finds Marianne confused and distressed, holding her hand up to her face.

There is a bloody cut under her left eye.

She's been seemingly attacked by an invisible assailant.

The next morning, she's got a black eye.

Events quickly escalate from there.

Sharp pins are left on chairs.

Large objects appear on the floor, designed, it seems, to trip up any unsuspecting victim.

A heavy doorknob

flies at Marianne's head, piercing her by inches.

The activity does seem to be targeted at Marianne, who, in front of their daughter, jokingly blames it on mischievous goblins.

But in reality, she is exhausted and her own health is beginning to suffer.

One night, the family sit down to eat dinner, but are interrupted every few minutes by a stone or kitchen utensil flying across the room at them.

They resolutely try to ignore these objects whizzing around their heads and carry on eating until a knife strikes Lionel's head.

This has gone too far now.

Marianne suggests a DIY exorcism.