In the short story,A face in the dark,Mr.Oliver is not said to be nervous or imaginative.do you agree?Give reasons to justify your opinion. Need Long answer.
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Mr. Oliver, the protagonist of the story 'A Face in the Dark' is a teacher in a public school in Shimla and looking at his work profile, we can in no way say that he was a nervous and imaginative person. Rather, he is a daring and adventurous person who is not scared to pass through the pine forest the dark of the night while returning from Shimla. It is obvious that the forest was haunted in the dark as not many people dared to pass by the forest at night. Moreover, not only the boy had a featureless face, the chowkidar was also the same which was enough as an evidence that Mr. Oliver really saw the faces, seeing whom he rushed towards his school. If he were really a nervous person, the shock of coming across two ghosts would have been enough for him to faint and succumb to the frightening situation.
However, we know that ghosts do not exist and are our imagination. In this case, it has already been told that Mr.Oliver was not imaginative. So, it is possible that he was hallucinating and the spookiness of the night and the rustling of the leaves added to the probability of Mr.Oliver seeing a ghost. Thanks for the answer BTW. it cleared some of my doubts
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He was described as a brave man initially but turned out to be opposti at the end. Explanation: Oliver was described as a brave man in the beginning because he did not believe in supernaturals.the beginning of the story mr. oliver seems to be a very imaginative and brave person who did not believe on ghosts or any supernatural power.
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