The relationship between sir simon and virginia

Virginia Otis the adolescent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis. She comes to live at Canterville Chase along with her family, and is one of few characters to show sympathy to the ghost. Due to her young age, sheltered upbringing, and kind heart, Virginia Otis is a figure who represents innocence in the story. The ghost is drawn to her because he believes she will be sympathetic to his suffering, and also because he knows Virginia can help him. His sinful and corrupt past means that the Angel of Death will not listen to his pleas for peaceful rest in the Garden of Death; however, if Virginia can intercede on his behalf, he has a hope of being redeemed. Innocence is shown to be a way of lifting a curse and providing redemption.