Jack Dunsmoor

Henry: a Mysterious Spirit Who Encouraged a Significant Journey of Self-discovery, and the Pursuit to Clarify Coincidence for the Probability of Life After Death. Jack Dunsmoor

While the story of HENRY is not intended to convert, nor otherwise sway any disbelief or anonymous stance on the subjects of religion, reincarnation, or sexual preference, rather to consider the possibility of a resolution for the complexities of coincidence and any personal recurrent experience, in some unknown purpose often referred to as destiny. Or more aptly put, what would you do if this happened to you? Supposedly, a Victorian English priest in a religious scandal, and a pregnant parishioner's wrongful death were the reasons set forth by the invisible spirit for his provident return. Also, a necessary lesson in open-communication, in order to avert such similar incidents in the present. Although, a sister's thwarted suicide as a result of severities in contrast to her mother's lesbian lover, and a disquieted brother's subsequent guilt for his lack of insightful support may have been the real historical situation for the ghost's rather prominent concerns. My purpose was considerately threefold: to understand the paranormal episode or systemic experience from a sensible and realistic viewpoint, to unravel the possible identity of the spirit in question, and to purport the paranormal cause and effect as further evidence for the probability of life after death.