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The Haunting of Hill House
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Shirley Jackson
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Why did the author use the quote from Shakespeare, "Journeys end in lovers meeting," throughout The Haunting of Hill House so many times?
What is the moral of the novel The Haunting of Hill House?
How is the theme of fear present in The Haunting of Hill House? What are some examples of Eleanor being afraid? How does Eleanor demonstrate this theme?
In Shirley Jackson's novel "The Haunting of Hill House" what is actually haunting the house? Obviously there are not any specific ghosts seen but the possibilities of spirits from past inhabitants of the house don't seem rational either. Certain stories are mentioned eluding to possible sources of this supernatural but there is not one to be pin-pointed. I know there is not a specific answer but any reasonable suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
How is there suspense in Hugh Crain’s relationship with his daughter?
How is the theme described in the quote "journeys end in lovers meeting" shown in Shirley Jackson's novel The Haunting of Hill House?