Why does John want the ghost to disappear before his wife appears on the scene? What impression of his wife's character do you form from his words? Experts please answer the question in a different way because the answer given in the NCERTsolutions does not satisfy me. The reason being it is short and in some aspects it is a bit confusing too.

John Hallock wants the ghost of Troy to disappear before his wife Lavinia comes to his room. This is so because he knows that Lavinia is a lady who does not trust easily. She is a suspicious lady. Therefore, instead of trying to understand the entire truth from her husband, she would start judging him on wrong grounds. This is what Hallock tried to avoid.

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