Describe how Lavinia faced Helen, the ghost?
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Lavinia’s meeting
with the ghost was not as catastrophic as the narrator had expected it to be.
He had feared Lavinia would be scared to death seeing the ghost. However,
Lavinia looked at that apparition, that owl-eyed phantom, in plaid skirt and
stiff shirtwaist, with hair skewed back and no powder on her nose, but she
didn't swoon. A broad, satisfied smile spread over her face. She had thought
she was the ghost of the beautiful Helen of Troy who was having an affair with
her husband. But finding her to be an ordinary ugly ghost of some ordinary
Helen, Lavinia swooned forgivingly into her husband’s arms.
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