The Canterville Ghost

What happens when a proud old ghost meets a family unafraid of the supernatural?

The Canterville Ghost (1887), by Oscar Wilde, is a delightful blend of comedy, satire, and the supernatural.

The story follows the Otis family, an American household who move into the ancient Canterville Chase—only to discover it is haunted by the ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville. But instead of trembling in fear, the modern and practical Otises respond with wit, courage, and even kindness, leading to a tale that is both humorous and unexpectedly moving.

Through this playful ghost story, Wilde satirizes the clash between American modernity and British tradition while weaving in themes of forgiveness, love, and redemption.

Charming, funny, and touching, The Canterville Ghost has remained a beloved classic for generations, proving that even spirits can find peace when met with compassion.

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