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This essay explores the ways in which “ghosts”—unmourned losses—can haunt, punish, enliven, or insist that attention be paid. Grief and loss are ubiquitous, although the experience of loss is highly idiosyncratic and its effects differently felt, both individually and in the analytic dyad.