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* Whats with all the diffrent species? How does someone turn into one and not the other? Actually, there are a lot of problems with that. When I first read this, I hated it, but that was my biggest complaint. Is it like a lottery? Does it depend on the type of death? Explain book, explain!
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* Whats with all the diffrent different species? How does someone turn into one and not the other? Actually, there are a lot of problems with that. When I first read this, I hated it, but that was my biggest complaint. Is it like a lottery? Does it depend on the type of death? Explain book, explain!
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* One has to wonder how a Tuskegee Airman like Joe ended up in Ghostopolis but able to send them to a better after life bidding that he could be a member of the living...or Jesus could be Joe.
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* One has to wonder how a Tuskegee Airman like Joe ended up in Ghostopolis but able to send them to a better after life bidding that he could be a member of the living...or Jesus could be Joe.Joe.
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy. Whether it's actually funny or just annoying is up to the reader.
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy. Whether it's actually funny or just annoying is up to the reader.reader.
*One has to wonder how a Tuskegee Airman like Joe ended up in Ghostopolis but able to send them to a better after life bidding that he could be a member of the living...or Jesus could be Joe.
*One has to wonder how a Tuskegee Airman like Joe ended up in Ghostopolis but able to send them to a better after life bidding that he could be a member of the living...or Jesus could be Joe.
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* For that matter, if time in Ghostopolis is crazy enough to the point that the spirit of someone who wasn't even born and died yet is in it, why isn't Garth there as a ghost as well?
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** Cecil, at one point, said that time works differently in the afterlife. I personally assumed that it was like the series finale of [[spoiler:''{{Lost}}'', where everyone entered the afterlife at once, even though they all died at different times. That said, if I'm right, I definitely think [=TenNapel=] could have made it more clear]]. However, this explanation gives rise to another problem...
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** Cecil, at one point, said that time works differently in the afterlife. I personally assumed that it was like the series finale of [[spoiler:''{{Lost}}'', [[spoiler:''Series/{{Lost}}'', where everyone entered the afterlife at once, even though they all died at different times. That said, if I'm right, I definitely think [=TenNapel=] could have made it more clear]]. However, this explanation gives rise to another problem...
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy.
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy. Whether it's actually funny or just annoying is up to the reader.
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy...that's really the only explanation there is.
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** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy...that's really the only explanation there is.comedy.
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* Why, oh why do they have to make Benedict Arnold seem like he has a fetish for betrayal?
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* Why, oh why do they have to make Benedict Arnold seem like he has a fetish for betrayal?betrayal?
** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy...that's really the only explanation there is.
** {{Flanderization}} done for the purpose of comedy...that's really the only explanation there is.
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* Cecil points out how unnatural it is that Garth is capable of so much so soon, but the book never addresses why this is the case. Just what makes Garth so special that he's more powerful than the average Ghostopolis foreigner?
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* Cecil points out how unnatural it is that Garth is capable of so much so soon, but the book never addresses why this is the case. Just what makes Garth so special that he's more powerful than the average Ghostopolis foreigner?foreigner?
* Whats with all the diffrent species? How does someone turn into one and not the other? Actually, there are a lot of problems with that. When I first read this, I hated it, but that was my biggest complaint. Is it like a lottery? Does it depend on the type of death? Explain book, explain!
* Why, oh why do they have to make Benedict Arnold seem like he has a fetish for betrayal?
* Whats with all the diffrent species? How does someone turn into one and not the other? Actually, there are a lot of problems with that. When I first read this, I hated it, but that was my biggest complaint. Is it like a lottery? Does it depend on the type of death? Explain book, explain!
* Why, oh why do they have to make Benedict Arnold seem like he has a fetish for betrayal?
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* Why didn't [[spoiler:Cecil's ghost apologize to Garth's mother in person? The book pretty much establishes that ghosts can be seen by {{Muggles}}]].
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* Why didn't [[spoiler:Cecil's ghost apologize to Garth's mother in person? person?]] The book pretty much establishes that ghosts can be seen by {{Muggles}}]].{{Muggles}}.
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* Why didn't [[spoiler:Cecil's ghost apologize to Garth's mother in person? The book pretty much establishes that ghosts can be seen by {{Muggles}}]].
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* ...If time is all crazy in Ghostopolis, how would Lockjaw know that Garth's shoes were "modern"?
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* ...If time is all crazy in Ghostopolis, how would Lockjaw know that Garth's shoes were "modern"?"modern"?
* Cecil points out how unnatural it is that Garth is capable of so much so soon, but the book never addresses why this is the case. Just what makes Garth so special that he's more powerful than the average Ghostopolis foreigner?
* Cecil points out how unnatural it is that Garth is capable of so much so soon, but the book never addresses why this is the case. Just what makes Garth so special that he's more powerful than the average Ghostopolis foreigner?
