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Chapter 2
The plot:
The second chapter starts when
Mr.Otis sees the stain of blood on
the floor, and he thinks that the
ghost really exists.
Mrs. Otis wants to call the
Psychical Society; but the day after
the family don’t speak about the
ghost.
One night a noise wakes Mr. Otis,
exactly at 1 o’ clock.
He goes out with the Lubrificant and
sees an old man: he is the ghost of
Sir Simon. The only words that the
American Minister tells him are………..

In this moment the twins go out of
their room and……………………..

….. they throw the pillow to the
ghost. The poor Sir Simon is very
humiliated and thinks to his
honourable career.

Comments:
In conclusion this chapter is very
significant because we can know that
the ghost nature is not pernicious
and also that Mr. Otis is very
strong and rational because he isn’t
afraid when he sees the ghost.
Quotations:
“My dear sir,’ said Mr .Otis , I
really must insist on your oiling
those chains……”
This expression is very ironic, and
the ghost does not appear as the
villain of the story but very
unhappy .
“Never, in a brilliant and
uninterrupted career of three
hundred years, had he been so
grossly insulted”.
This concept is very beautiful and
funny at the same time because the
ghost appears devastated, and this
will lead him to be friendly to
Virginia.
By Melissa and Lucia, Faten and
Kalthoum
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