Who is this guest? In literature and psychoanalysis, the invisible guest often stands for a trauma, a secret, or a dead person whose name has been forbidden. Think of the locked room in Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher”—not a person but a sibling , buried alive in the family crypt, whose moans become the house’s acoustics. Think of the absent mother in so many gothic tales, whose absence is more organizing than any presence could be.
To protect their reputations, they disposed of the body and the car in a swamp.
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