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    father’s creation. Bachko uses this example to help explain the legends of ghosts and other paranormal activity, which helps the reader understand why ghost stories interest people so much. Looking back at the text, readers are able to infer the reason why ghost fascinate us so much is that it’s they way that they stories entertain people. For some, it is harmless fun. To illustrate, the article says, “Most viewers watch shows like Ghost Hunters with the same skepticism that they bring to Jersey…

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    name Marcellus and Bernardo have been talking about the mysterious ghost that has been coming around the kingdom at night, who looks very similar to King Hamlet, who’s deceased. Horatio, the third guard, finally witnesses the suspicious ghost after not believing the other men and starts to question why the ghost is appearing. Marcellus and Bernardo persuade Horatio to approach the ghost, and without hesitation he does, only for the ghost to disappear after Horatio’s threats. While talking,…

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    This concept is found in the relationship between Hamlet and King Hamlet’s ghost. Throughout the story it is ambiguous as to whether King Hamlet’s ghost is genuine or merely something Hamlet artificially conceives in his mind. When King Hamlet’s ghost appears before Hamlet and Gertrude, Hamlet exclusively sees it. Nothing at all; yet all that is I see(III.iv.135). The occurrence of Gertrude not witnessing the ghost suggests that it depicts a portion of Hamlet’s consciousness, as well as a dead…

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    ”(Mikaelsen, Touching, 239). The theme of Ghost of Spirit Bear is that you should speak up for your rights. This is because the principal of Cole’s school wants to make a difference at her school, and stop the bullying. “ ‘What you just witnessed was assault,’ said the principal. ‘And that girl will be charged. If you shoved, kicked or slapped a stranger downtown, you would be guilty of assault. The law doesn’t change because you are in school.’ ”(Mikaelsen, Ghost, 93) In both of the books…

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    The ghost is an external conflict they think came from purgatory because he hasn't cleared all his sins. They think that the ghost is king Hamlet- APPEARANCE/REALITY The soldiers and the war that isn't happening yet. It is impending, and king Hamlet won the battle and killed the other king, and gained access to take the land, and king Fortinbras want to get revenge and he plans on taking the land back, because he doesn't like King Hamlet.- HONOR/REVENGE x Obviously we can see that Hamlet…

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    father’s death. The first occurs when his father’s ghost appears to him. It’s just after twelve at night, the fog is dense, and it’s freezing outside as he walks with Horatio and Marcellus. They had informed him that they have seen what they believe to be the ghost of his father, King Hamlet, the night before and beckoned him to go with them. As they wait for the apparition to appear, they hear trumpets and canon fire, signaling the ongoing…

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    How Does Hamlet Change

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    Shakespeare is known for his tragedies that he writes about, and Hamlet is no exception. In Hamlet, Hamlet learns from the ghost of his father that his father is killed by his uncle who is now the king and his stepdad. This leads Hamlet into madness where he has relationship issues with his girlfriend, Ophelia, who is the daughter of the king’s advisor, Polonius. Polonius is killed when Hamlet accidentally stabs him trying to kill Claudius. All of this happens due to Hamlet going mad over the…

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    The Governess Insane

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    The novella Turn of the Screw was written by Henry James and originally published in 1898. The story is a ghost tale, involving a Governess and two children. There is much debate to whether the Governess in this story is sane or insane. According to Oxford Dictionaries, insanity is a “state of mind that prevents normal perception, behavior, and social interaction” (Oxford Dictionaries). The Governess can be considered insane since she has disturbed perceptions, exhibits abnormal behavior, and…

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    her experiences with two ghosts as a governess in Bly. Her beliefs and actions regarding the two ghosts, Miss Jessel and Peter Quint, have caused controversy about her sanity. The governess is insane because she sees things that other characters cannot see, experiences paranoia due to harmless ghosts, and designates her thoughts regarding the ghosts as more important over the welfare of the children, Miles and Flora. The governess stands alone in her perception of ghosts, and this makes her…

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    act three during Hamlet’s conversation with his mother, he claims to see a ghost when his mother could not. This questions whether the ghost has the power to hide itself from certain people or Hamlet was slowly descending into madness. But this poem claimed that the ghost was just a part of his imagination, which is impossible due to other people witnessing the ghost. In the first act, Marcellus and Horatio describe the ghost as a “form of thing, each word made true and good, the apparition…

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