David Copperfield

In "David Copperfield," the story begins with a birth that is marked by an unusual timing, foreshadowing a life of challenges and encounters with the supernatural. Throughout the novel, ghosts and spirits play a role in shaping the narrative, with particular emphasis on the character of Uriah Heep and David's perceptions of him. The novel explores themes of memory, haunting, and the supernatural in relation to its characters and their experiences.