In a separate work, a character of this type reveals himself with chains "wound about him like a tail" and is named Jacob Marley.
Mr. Otis encounters one of these characters in Canterville Palace in an Oscar Wilde play. Flora speaks to a character of this type named Miss Jessel in The Turn of the Screw. While reading, Brutus meets another character of this type, who claims that they will meet again at Philippi. In another work, a character of this type appears in full battle armor and had poison poured into his ear. In a separate work, a character of this type reveals himself with chains "wound about him like a tail" and is named Jacob Marley. For 10 points, identify this spectral type of literary character, examples of which visit Ebenezer Scrooge as these of Christmas Past, Present, and Future.
Mr. Otis encounters one of these characters in Canterville Palace in an Oscar Wilde play.
ghosts