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Comparison Between The Red Roo


In the two stories that we have read each story explores the feeling of horror and fear. We are examining how each character in each story reacts to the ghost that they encounter. In each story the characters react very different to the different types of ghost that they meet. Well’s story of the ‘The Red Room’ boasts a young, very energetic and arrogant man who thinks that it
‘Will take a very tangible ghost’
to scare him, but panics when confronted with occurrences which challenge his scientific hypothesis. On the other hand Hill’s story of the ‘Farthing House’ reveals a timid yet experienced and mature woman who does not panic because she understands and feels sympathy for the ‘crying’ ...

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seems to be a more direct and intense approach to the ghost. On the other hand the storyteller in the ‘Farthing House’ meets the ghost accidentally. This is brought about when her assigned room had a

‘Serious leak’

and so was taken to the ‘Cedar’ room. Firstly she is happy due to the size of the room, but later when she goes upstairs to get the photographs, she hears ‘crying’ and then when she had entered the room, she got a viable feeling that

‘Someone had been’

in her room. This, unlike the ‘The Red Room’ seems a more relaxed and indirect approach to the ghost. Also this woman does not have a firm belief in science or against superstition this is shown when she says

‘I had never either believed or disbelieved in ghosts.’

The ghosts that each storyteller encounters are very different. The supposed ghost in ‘The Red Room’ seems to mimic a poltergeist, which is very noisy and aggressive as shown, when in the room,

‘there vanished four lights at once…the darkness ...

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