The Canterville Ghost Part II

What do the details about the "ordinary conversation of cultured Americans" suggest about the author's view of American culture? (think about what they are talking about in this "ordinary conversation")

Which details from the first paragraph on p. 76 indicate that Mr. Otis's response to the unusual noises is NOT typical of a ghost story?

Which details in the description of the ghost create a frightening image?

What actions does the ghost take that show his "natural indignation" at Mr. Otis's behavior? ("indignation" is anger or annoyance at being treated unfairly)

Why is the ghost reviewing his past?

Independent Practice: Compare and contrast the responses the ghost had received from the British residents of Canterville Chase with how the American family responded to him. Use evidence from p. 77 to support your answer.