: Sir Arthur's armor typically breaks in one hit, leaving him vulnerable to a second fatal strike. However, mashing the jump button immediately after taking a hit can grant extra invincibility frames.
Psychologically, the ghost represents the "uncanny"—the familiar made strange. In Victorian Gothic literature, such as Dickens’ A Christmas Carol or James’ The Turn of the Screw , ghosts were employed to explore the psychological burdens of the living. They are not inherently evil; rather, they are trapped in a cycle of stagnation. The fear induced by a ghost is often a fear of the self—a reminder of mortality and the potential for one's own soul to be lost. The ghost is a tragic figure, eliciting a complex emotional response that blends fear with pity.
The Proprietor stood up, her form flickering. "What?"