Informative Essay On 'Poltergeist'

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Hello everyone, today I will talk about supernatural. When I hear this word at first time, I came up with drama has same name. this drama is about angels, demons, monsters and magic.

Then, what is the supernatural? Supernatural is something we can’t explain with science like ghost. One of the famous phenomenon is poltergeist. Polter means nock in germen and geist means spirit. In other word poltergeist means noisy ghost. Poltergeist is separated to 5 step. First you suddenly feel cold and your dog fears or bow to something we can’t see. Second you can hear some noise but you can’t know where is it from. Next they will control electricity. Lights or TV will turn on or off themselves and then you can see stuffs are moving themselves. Finally,

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