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The new things that add onto the problem in the novel "The Turn of the Screw" are that the governess starts seeing more of the ghosts and she thinks that the kids can see them too, but they wont admit it. She trys to talk to Mrs. Grose about what shes seeing and she doesnt believe her until the night that Flora dissapeared. Mrs. Grose then thought it would be a good idea to send Flora to her uncles after the bad things she was saying about the governess. It is hard to follow along with the things happening in the book because it's confusing and there are alot of different ways to look at the meanings of things. The language is hard to understand because it's very old fashioned. For example, the governess says "...I now recognised to what I had at last, stroke by stroke, brought the victim of my confidence, for she quite visibly weighed this..." I have no clue what that means. I think this book is for college kids because of the old fashioned language and of how confusing it is. If there is a message or theme, im not sure what it is because I guess I haven't gotten to that in the book yet. There haven't been any new characters so far. If it wasn't required I don't think I would finish the book because I do not understand it. The plot is kind of holding my attention because I wanna know what happens to Miles and the governess. It's kind of not holding my attention though because it's hard to understand.