The paranormal feelers are out in full-force after page 87 of Laura Mundo's autobiography Belmont and she is now dealing with death and next life progressions. Which, I suppose, would be considered reincarnation.
In this instance it is the passing of Grandma Jones. Laura claims to have felt her when she went to read in the parlor after her passing. It was an icky feeling as Grandma Jones - whom she initially was instructed to call Ms. Jones upon first meeting but later earned the honor of calling her grandma - supposedly didn't like the young girl. Laura, in all of her tween wisdom, forgave her so that she didn't have to "undo, atomic-wise, in the next lifetime, back on Earth."
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