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[Paranorman] Does the whole law of ''ghosts can't move on if they have unfinished business'' mean that some ghosts are permanently incapable of moving on?

I rewatched Paranorman recently and I started thinking about the wider consequences of the universal law which dictates that ghosts can't move on if they have ''unfinished business''.

As far as I understand it, Norman was able to *exorcise?* Agatha by making peace between her and the judges who ordered her execution in 1712, thus ending the curse which was fueled by aggies justified hatred of them.

What if a ghost has ''unfinished business'' that simply cannot be finished due to varying degrees of impossibility?

At the start of the film, we see the ghost of a woman who was seemingly impaled by a tree while hang-gliding. It makes sense to me that her ''unfinished business'' was a successful hang-gliding stunt and since her ghost is incapable of completing that business, it seems likely that she is stuck as a ghost forever.

To make this question even darker than it already might be, does Hitler have a ghost that can't move on until his impossibly fucked up ''utopia'' sees the light of day? If so, that's pretty damn scary and I guess it would force people to be more careful with their life choices.
gpt
Presumably, yes.

It might be possible to trick or loophole it, but if you can't complete your unfinished business then you can't complete your unfinished business

There's a reason that, more then any other classic monsters, ghosts are so often portrayed as tragic.