I like being unpredictable. Even having fought you already, in a sense, I still have a few tricks up my sleeves. As I'm sure you do, too.

[that was her boss' first rule, after all: expect the unexpected, no matter how much has been shown already. It's saved his ass on more than one occasion]

It's . . . mm, like many things, it's complicated. Most aren't dangerous. They remain because there's something they didn't finish in their living life. Or they're so duty-bound that they attach themselves - like a warrior, protecting a castle. They're only dangerous if you try to interfere with that.

But there's others who died in such a cruel, unfair way that they become consumed with rage. Their only desire is to cause others the same suffering they went through. They're the ones I exorcise - it's like cleansing their spirit, finding them a sense of peace so they can move on.

And then there's the ones who stay because people believe in them so strongly. People tell their story and it becomes so infamous that even when they're ready to move on, they can't. There's nothing to be done about them - but hope that the story itself warns people away.

[a little wryly] They're not dangerous either - if you don't go looking for them.