soliloquy of the ghost,of the book "the canterville ghost" to show the unspoken emotion of the ghost
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The Canterville Ghost, Sir Simon de Canterville, is able to scare the inhabitants of the chase and spread terror among the Cantervilles for hundred of years. Yet, after Otises move in and threaten the ghost's existence, he is shaken to the depths of his heart and becomes extremely gruesome. In his soliloquy, he reveals the troubled state of his psyche and how his existence as a ghost has rendered him without any peace. He earnestly wants to get rid of his cursed state and hence asks Virginia to help him end his terrible existence.
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The Canterville Ghost, Sir Simon de Canterville, is able to scare the inhabitants of the chase and spread terror among the Cantervilles for hundred of years. Yet, after Otises move in and threaten the ghost's existence, he is shaken to the depths of his heart and becomes extremely gruesome. In his soliloquy, he reveals the troubled state of his psyche and how his existence as a ghost has rendered him without any peace
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