This chapter opens with a discussion of ghosts and how they are different from the "tombstones" in that they are not scary at all, but rather, they are like a "white sheet" floating in the darkness. It is said that salt is used to ward off the evil spirits, and this is one of the reasons why the chapter is called "spooky on titar" . This is a reference to the famous passage from the play "The Taming of the Shrew" in which a young girl is haunted by the ghost of a dead man. The ghost of the dead man is said to have eaten the girl, and the chapter ends with a description of the scene in which the girl is "eating" the ghost.