Will is reluctant to accept that he is actually talking to a ghost. Find two lines from at least two different poems that reveal Will’s inner struggle to accept the existence of Buck’s ghost.

Question

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Answer 1

Certainly! Here are two lines from different poems that illustrate Will’s inner struggle to accept that he is talking to Buck's ghost:

1. From "The Ghost’s Whisper": "In shadows cast by fading light,
   I doubt the voice that calls my name at night."

2. From "Echoes of the Unseen": "Reality bends, but I refuse to see,
   the phantom form that speaks so clearly to me."

These lines convey Will's reluctance and confusion about accepting the ghostly presence of Buck.