Who gets to haunt the narrative?
‘Haunting the narrative’ is a trope that refers to a character’s profound impact on the events of a story, while remaining physically absent from them - and usually these characters are young women who are missing or dead. Why do we keep returning to this trope in our popular media? And when the trope depicts a very specific kind of person as being worth missing, who does it exclude?
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