Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
- Mr. Otis saw the Canterville Ghost in the corridor. Mr. Otis wake up
after midnight, because the ghost had chains on his hands and feet so they
made a noise. Mr. Otis wasn´t afraid of it, so he pulled the ghost´s lea by
offering some oil for his chains.
- Then, the twins opened the door of their bedroom and they threw the
pillows at the ghost.
- The ghost was amazed and upset, because they laughed to him, and
no one had ever laughed at the Canterville Ghost before.
- The Ghost didn´t know what to do, so disappeared through the wall.
- He wanted to frighten the American, so he had to work harder.
- Only Virginia felt sorry for the Ghost.
•En una noche de domingo la familia escucho un ruido escaleras abajo. Ellos
vieron un traje de armadura en el piso, en el pasillo, y el fantasma estaba en el
piso al lado de la armadura.
El se lastimo. Estaba muy enojado. Luego, el se paro y pego un grito fuerte.
Los Otis no estaban temerosos del fantasma. De hecho, señora Otis le ofrecio
algunas medicinas al fantasma. Pero el fantasma la miro enojado. Luego él
desaparecio.
4. Fourd (The twisn played trick on the ghost. They were very
naughty).
- One afternoon, Virginia went to the library. The Canterville Ghost was
sitting by the window.
- She felt very sorry for him because her brothers weren´t very kind to him.
- The Canterville Ghost told Virginia that he killed his wife because she
wasn´t very kind. Then her brothers starved him to death. He told her that he
hadn´t slept for three hundred years.
- The Ghost asked Virginia for a favor: to help him to go The Garden of
death to rest in peace. Virginia came with him into the darkness. She wasn´t
afraid. They walked to the wall of the library, and they disappeared.
6. The End
In the end of the story, Virginia appeared and told her family to follow her. They
went to the secret room, there was an iron ring in the wall and two chains.
At the end of the chains there was a body. Only bones remained. It was a
skeleton.
It was the body of Sir. Simon de Canterville. Virginia began to pray.
There was a funeral four nights later. The Otises buried the body of Sir.
Simon de Canterville in a grave among the trees.
Virginia carried while flowers. She remembered what the ghost had said
about the Garden of Death.
A nightingale began to sing. Virginia smiled. “God has forgiven him
murdering his Wife”, she said.