Write an original conversation between a solid person and a ghost of your own invention, in the style of The Great Divorce.

Grade 12 High School based on the book The Great Divorce write an original conversation between a solid person and a ghost of your own invention, in the style of The Great Divorce. The ghost should be clinging to some “remnant” of Hell that they cannot bring to heaven. This remnant could be an evil thing, or a good thing turned evil (like the possessive love of the ghost in chapter 11). Remember, each encounter in the story follows the same pattern: 1. A “ghost” meets a “solid/bright person” or an angel. 2. Through conversation, the ghost reveals which remnant of Hell that they cling to: pride, intellectualism, self-pity, etc. 3. The solid person/angel tries to convince them to divorce this remnant and move on into Heaven. 4. The ghost makes an ultimate choice that divorces them from either Heaven or Hell. Most deliberately choose to return to Hell. Follow this same pattern for your original conversation.