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From "Interesting Facts," by Adam Johnson in Harper's Magazine:
Interesting fact: In the TV movies, a ghost mom's job is to help her husband find a suitable replacement. It's an ancient trope—see Herodotus, Euripides and Virgil. For recent examples, consult CBS's A Gifted Man, NBC's Awake, and Safe Haven, now in heavy rotation on TCM.
It's an ancient trope—see Herodotus, Euripides and Virgil. ——what does it sentence mean?
From "Interesting Facts," by Adam Johnson in Harper's Magazine:
Interesting fact: In the TV movies, a ghost mom's job is to help her husband find a suitable replacement. It's an ancient trope—see Herodotus, Euripides and Virgil. For recent examples, consult CBS's A Gifted Man, NBC's Awake, and Safe Haven, now in heavy rotation on TCM.
It's an ancient trope—see Herodotus, Euripides and Virgil. ——what does it sentence mean?
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