Sir Simon de Canterville

Sir Simon de Canterville is a fictional ghost character from Oscar Wilde's 1887 story, "The Canterville Ghost." He is portrayed as a centuries-old ghost haunting Canterville Hall in England, doomed to remain restless due to unresolved guilt. Despite his spooky appearance and attempts to frighten newcomers, he is ultimately depicted with humor and humanity, illustrating themes of redemption and forgiveness. Sir Simon's character blends traditional ghostly traits with wit, making him a compelling figure who evolves from a frightening presence to a sympathetic, almost comedic, character.