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Eleanor Montague Case
I have been asked to write a report over a scandel that ended in the death of Eleanor. The panel has asked me to look into this case and answer the following questions: Did Dr. Montague conduct his experiment in a prefessional manner? And does any of the reported activity at Hill House stike me as possibly being papanormal? After looking into this case and doing an enoumous amount of research, I have my conclusions. First question, do I beilvie Dr. Monatague did his exsperiment in a proffestional manner? Yes, I do bealieve that Dr. Monatague did conduct his exsperiemnt in a professional manner. However, I do believe he could have done somethings differntly but over all Dr. Montague did a great job. Starting off with how he picked the people that were going to stay in Hill House, Eleanor Vance and Theodora. Eleanor is invited because of her past experience with poltergeist phenomena. Dr. Montague has found a reliable account of a rain of stones, which pelted Eleanor's family home when she was just twelve-years-old. Theodora is valuable to Dr. Montague because she once, on a lark, took some laboratory tests to gauge her psychic ability. She scored amongst the top candidates ever seen by the lab …show more content…
For starters, the night where Eleanor was in the room at night and then heard the small, sad cry of a child. The child’s cry breaks Eleanor’s heart, and she screams for it to go away. The scream send Dr. Montague in who turns on the lights. Eleanor thought her hand was being squeezed that whole time by Theodora, but Theodora is nowhere near Eleanor (INSERT). I believe this could have been paranormal because after she noticed that Theodora wasn’t holding her and she still felt the pain in her hand and something had to have caused that

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