Eleanor from The Haunting of Hill House
seems to be her own worst enemy. While there may be something more
sinister than what has so far been seen by the party, most of what
has scared them has been relatively innocent – a large, empty house
would be inherently creepy. The slight offsets in the walls would be
offsetting. Eleanor has an absolutely vivid imagination, which she
tends to get caught up in. She makes up these fantasies with
intricate details. Possibly, out of all of the characters in this
story she is the most likely to be frightened by the house. To be in
a room, alone, at night, with only the noises of an old house and
your vivid imagination would be terrifying.
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