Justify the title of the play ghost by Henry Ibsen?
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On one level, Ghosts is an entirely appropriate title for the play, as the spirits of the departed continue to exercise a malign influence from beyond the grave. A prime example is Captain Alving. Though long-dead, his reckless and irresponsible behavior while alive still has serious consequences.
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Alving is always the first to utter the word "ghosts." These references help show us how her thinking about the past changes throughout the play. ... Alving first considers Captain Alving the ghostly burden she wants to get rid of, she begins to see that her own social restraints and obligations are haunting her.
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