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Yes Mrs steele is too busy getting married and having sex all the time to write her own books. She has a ghost writer, she sits on his face when he writes the books for her.

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How old is Danielle Morrow?

US actress Danielle Morrow is 23 years old (born August 15, 1993).


Where did the Lakota Ghost Dancers and their families lose their lives in a final battle with the US government?

In Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota.


Why did the spread of the ghost dance movement cause concern for the us officials?

Firstly, it is important to define the phenomenon known as "ghost dancing". To properly "ghost dance", one must first cease to exist within the plane of existence of the person being "danced". This entails hiding in walls as walls are in between rooms and therefore metaphorically between dimensions. Once one is in the wall, they use the sticks lashed to their hands and feet to scrape against the wall. This mimics the motion and sounds of feet sliding on the floor as someone dances. (NB: this can also be done from inside the floors between levels but it requires more agility.) This caused great concern for US officials as they suddenly had to change building code regulations to accomodate walls and floors with enough space for 1 or 2 people to adequately "ghost dance" someone.


Why does horatio think the ghost will speak with Hamlet?

Marcellus thinks that Horatio may know how to speak to a ghost because he is a University Man. I guess Marcellus assumes that's the kind of thing you learn at a University.


Why has Shakespeare made the choice for the Ghost to be seen and heard only by Hamlet?

He did not. The ghost is only heard by Hamlet but Bernardo, Marcellus and Horatio see it. This is a clue to us that the ghost is not just a figment of Hamlet's imagination. Gertrude, however, cannot see or hear the ghost even when it is present in the same room. This suggests that the ghost can appear to anyone if that suits its purpose; it is important to be seen by the guards so they will bring it to Hamlet's attention, but also important that he not be seen to be involved by his widow. But the real reason, as ever in a Shakespeare play, is dramatic. The scenes where the ghost appears to the guards is a dramatic scene good for opening the play, and the fact that they have seen the ghost allows for a number of wonderful scenes: Horatio's description of the ghost in 1,2, the attempts by Horatio to hold Hamlet back in 1,3, and Hamlet's insistence that they swear an oath of secrecy. All of this would be lost if the Ghost was visible only to Hamlet. But in Act 3, the scene is between Hamlet and Gertrude, and the ghost is a minor distraction. Having him appear to Gertrude would necessitate some kind of confrontation between them, and the scene would become one between Gertrude and the Ghost and Hamlet would be superfluous. Since such a scene is not necessary to the plot (Hamlet will convince Gertrude of Claudius's guilt without the help of the ghost), Shakespeare wisely avoided it.