Why did Mrs.Hall and her neighbours become suspicious of Griffin?
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When Mrs. Hall pops her head round Griffin's door, she gets the fright of her life. In the strange guest's room there are blankets, pillows, and items of furniture frantically swirling around in the air; it's as if the place is haunted. Indeed, Mrs. Hall thinks it is. She's already clocked her new guest as more than a bit weird; he always keeps himself to himself, never talks to anyone, never goes to church, which in this neck of the woods is tantamount to Satanism. But now she's convinced herself that this funny man's actually been playing around with the forces of darkness, summoning up malevolent spirits to move the furniture around. Mrs. Hall also thinks that her strange guest has been at another kind of spirit, the kind you find in bottles of whiskey, gin, and vodka.