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At first, how does the speaker in "The Red Room" feel about ghosts?

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He is investigating the rumored haunting at Lorraine Castle. The other characters in the story are the three elderly caretakers, who the narrator initially finds disturbing.

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"The Red Room" is that he gradually becomes unhinged by fear. During his night in the red room he feels incredibly uneasy, as if there's a ghostly presence lurking around.

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