The ghost conveys a message to the group that had assembled in the narrator's house. The message is that the ghost has been haunting the narrator's house because it wants justice for its murder. The ghost reveals that its murderer is one of the people in the room, but it does not reveal the identity of the murderer.



The group is initially skeptical of the ghost's message. One member of the group suggests that the ghost is simply a hallucination brought on by the group's collective fear. However, as the ghost continues to speak, the group becomes increasingly convinced that the ghost is real.

When the ghost reveals that its murderer is in the room, the group becomes agitated. Some members of the group begin to accuse others of being the murderer, while others try to calm everyone down.

As the group tries to figure out who the murderer is, tensions rise. Some members of the group become defensive and angry, while others become scared and anxious. Eventually, the group decides to investigate the ghost's claims and try to find out who the murderer is.

Overall, the group's reaction to the ghost's message is one of fear, skepticism, and confusion. While some members of the group are more open to the idea of a ghost seeking justice, others are more skeptical and dismissive. Despite these differences, the group is united in its desire to uncover the truth and bring justice to the ghost's murderer.

The ghost conveys the message that John has been a traitor as he could not prevent people in the room from playing the Ouija board. But all the ladies misunderstand it by thinking that someone named Helen was trying to contact John. The ladies begin to doubt John's loyalty to his wife Lavinia. Most of the ladies are amused but John's wife is annoyed.....