What is the conflict in a ghost story by Mark Twain?

Answer 1

The stranger who comes into town and the Cardiff Giant, which is a "hoax" that was pulled off in N.Y. State in the 1800s. The giant was a man made replica of a fossilized giant. Travlers came from miles to pay and see this "Giant" that they believed was the real thing.

Answer 2

The narrator in "A Ghost Story" stays in an abandoned apartment building across the street from a museum. He's soon awakened by the apparent Cardiff giant ghost, who has been trying, unsuccessfully, to get into the museum to reclaim his remains. The narrator then tries to convince the ghost that his remains are not there.

Answer 3

the narrator describes his experience in a creepy dusty New York City apartment which he had recently moved in. The very first night he was spending there, supernatural things invaded his privacy like chains clanking.

Answer 4

In "A Ghost Story" by Mark Twain, the conflict arises when the skeptical narrator is visited by a ghost who demands that his story be told. The conflict lies in the narrator's disbelief in the supernatural, contrasting with the ghost's insistence on being heard. This conflict leads to a battle of wills between the narrator's rationality and the ghost's haunting presence.

Answer 5

The setting of the Ghost Story takes place in a large room in broadway, in a huge building

Answer 6

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