While filming, the manager, Jerry, told us about their ghost room, so we had to see it.
After dinner ("Ghosts?" the room-service attendant had said. "We don't believe in that here"), the guest ventured out.
Yummies are forbidden, and fibs must be turned in; students who break these rules can be sheeted, skirted, cornered, ghosted or roomed, or have their furniture popped.
In a remote suburban mansion whose mirrors have been blackened, she floats like a ghost through the rooms, and into the basement with its nefarious surgical doings.
"It was not just that she had no friends and family; it was rather that she was a ghost in this room, in the streets on the way to work, on the shop floor.... Nothing here was part of her.
"Like there's a ghost in the room".
The accompanying note said, "A ghost in your room can make the silence disappear".
It was razed in 1926, but ghosts of its rooms survive.
In one of the opera's dramatic moments, Madame Flora, descending into madness, fears there is a ghost in her room.
Recently, when the children came home troubled because a playmate had told them she had a ghost in her room, Mr. Sherman turned the conversation into a lesson.
