The protagonist had been engaged to stay at a "big, ugly, antique, and convenient" house called Bly by the former employer of Miss Jessel, and this novella ends with her holding Miles' body.
At one point in this work, the servant Luke is unable to find a letter, while during another episode a young girl emerges from behind a curtain. Early on, the unnamed protagonist sees a man's face in a tower, only to be informed that the man had considered himself "great friends" of a boy who has recently been expelled from school. The protagonist had been engaged to stay at a "big, ugly, antique, and convenient" house called Bly by the former employer of Miss Jessel, and this novella ends with her holding Miles' body. Miss Jessel and Peter Quint haunt Miles and Flora in, for 10 points, what novella by Henry James.
At one point in this work, the servant Luke is unable to find a letter, while during another episode a young girl emerges from behind a curtain.
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