The Spirit of Barrow - The Sandman

Condemned to Hell for the crimes he committed while he was alive, the Spirit of Barrow endured the torment of the infernal planes. Subjected to the relentless mockery and harassment of demons, who were indifferent to his past attempts to summon them, this punishment persisted for 75 years until Hell's closure in 1990.

Returning to St. Hilarion's School for Boys, the place where he felt most powerful and content, Barrow relished tormenting Charles Rowland, the sole living student. 

Their initial efforts were thwarted by the former headmaster, Rev. A.N. Parkinson. Undeterred, they ambushed Rowland in the kitchen, where Barrow and Cheeseman pressed their victim against a scorching stove, searing his flesh.

Unsatisfied by the resilience of their prey, Barrow left in search of other victims to torment. However, with no one else to bully, Cheeseman and Skinner turned on him, perceiving him as the weakest of the trio. Despite his pleas for mercy, his cries fell on deaf ears.