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Fundamentally, The "Ghosts" that are considered to be normalized in the article, contribute to potential abusive cycles that run concurrently throughout families.

Initially, Mrs. March was observed in her relationship with her child Mary. The relationship being a hesitation of love and noncommunicational. The reason was because of the childhood Mrs. March had experienced and the controversy that was shrouded around the relation between the fathership of Mrs. March's father was in question. Which in turn, caused Mrs. March's mother to eventually inflict injury on herself as a result of the depression and agony that she could not bear because of this uncertainty.

Gestural attempts and multiple other endeavors of care seemed futile, and caution was orchestrated at the very early stages of the psychotherapy. I believe the aspects of her "ghosts" that were focused on were her emotions while recounting her adolescence and her childhood trauma. The in-home psychologist did so by recognizing her responses toward her child Mary while in their kitchen or family living room and thought that the introduction of trust could be a positive factor in Mrs. Marchs' improvement.

Mrs. March and her baby ultimately rekindled their once-hapless relationship ...being able to be relieved from the "grief, tears, and unspeakable anguish" aided in the growth of Mrs. March and gradually, in the midst of her outpourings she would selflessly start tending to Mary. She would soon start to cling to Mary while she recounts and naturally, Mary and her mother would begin to find and come into touch with one another.