Classifications of Hauntings
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Hauntings and sightings of ghosts fit into one of the following
Shadow hauntings (a dark, human-like figure)
Residual hauntings (recordings of the past that cannot be interacted with)
Animal spirit hauntings the spirits of animals, believed to be residual hauntings)
Intelligent hauntings (a haunting that has an intelligent consciousness behind it that can be interacted with)
Poltergeist hauntings (a haunting in which objects are moved)
Demonic hauntings (haunting by a non-human, evil entity)
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