A blue-tinted, three-panel comic shows a woman posing dramatically on a bed in a spooky old bedroom while a sheet-like ghost stands nearby looking increasingly uncomfortable. In the first two panels, she loudly announces that she is alone in the house and hopes no ghosts haunt her, while turning the situation into an exaggerated invitation rather than a fearful warning.
The final panel zooms in on the ghost’s tearful, distressed face as it says, “PLEASE, JUST LEAVE MY HOUSE,” flipping the expected horror dynamic. Instead of the human being terrified by the ghost, the ghost is the one begging to be left alone.