When the clock strikes nine I was a tall young boy, me and my friends always had played chess on the side of the grand London clock we each would battle a kid walking along the streets for a tournament, we we 're best friends. Our parents we’re at a graduation party in Fitzrovia to congratulate passing college,while we had free time for ourselves. Ben, Madeleine and I were good friends since preschool and when Ben first chanted “eat the pie eat the pie!”, in that time we 've Ben friends ever since I walked home like the rest of my friend’s, before I entered the house I tripped over a molding paper like the wind said to halt, the wet folded paper said:Tick of time, Tock to place. I had no Idea what that meant I was confused what …show more content…
I ran to the policemen but they didn 't believe me a single bit about a spooky man in a dark jacket. I went to Ben’s home when Madeleine was somehow there. I told Ben and Madeleine about him getting tripped and the man saying things similar to the sign, do my friends believe me? or are they really not my friends?,8:0 PM. “You guys, look at this!”,Madeleine called looking at the TV. The boys turned their heads to look at the TV. On the news the reporter said that phantoms or also called dark souls are attacking the South of London, they have killed and possessed Thousands of people already and yet three fourths of London to go. The end was coming I thought glancing at the TV in front of me, but why? My friends and I ran on the sides of the buildings just in case there were any soul less phantoms out in the open. We ran and ran until we reached to a stop where we had got to London Central. We thought it was a safe place to stay for a little bit so we sat and turned on our iPhones for more news and to get to a marketing station on the google map. When we got there the phantoms had already invaded the western part of of the country. “Guys I think it 's all up to us?” I said in a exhausted tone. “Run!” Ben yelped as he started to
“WOAH”!! Imma get it Imma get it!! What it do. I’m phil and I’m the flyest ground hog out here. I have my own town called punxsutawney.
They were not disappointed. They heard a chorus of distressed cries and moans that seemed to get louder and louder. It was almost as if they were coming closer and closer to the very spot where they were eavesdropping. When the team went upstairs, they saw radiant entities rush through the pub. They were not the only ones to see them.
The once starry night now resembled a cluster of tiny white smudges engulfed by a grim lifeless mass. Just as my eyes were fully shut, I heard a distant yell, followed by a woman 's piercing shriek. My last thought, “What is happening to me.” “We need to evacuate the building.” “Wake the girl, we have to move, NOW.”
I heard a loud noise in the backyard, like a body or something was moving in the bushes. I got up to look, but nothing was there. I sat down to watch TV again, but there was the noise again. I ran to the door to catch whatever was there, but there was nothing. I told Danny, “I know I heard something out there, and there it goes again.
Hoodoo Voodoo On August 19th, 1825, a regular Sunday newspaper, The New York Tribune, was flung against my door. On the front page, in bold letters, was the title“3 Massacres In New Orleans”. Written below were the details: “30 bodies burnt to abnormal white ashes in 3 different locations” Immediately, I grabbed an envelope and began writing my annual leave for 5 weeks to the Bank of New York-Mellon. This was unbelievable!
"In the window at the front of the tram, there's an advertisement with a piece torn out, and I saw part of your face, just a bit of your chin, through the tear. " It was an ad for Lacova powdered milk, and it showed a fat little child. Under the child's ear, this woman's chin had suddenly appeared; it was a little spooky, when you thought about it. " Then you looked down to search for change in your purse, and I saw your eyes, then your eyebrows, then your hair."
Short Story Rough Draft By: Hunter Walker It was March 14th, 1999, 11:52PM, 71 year old name Margaret was at her house on 63 Cutter Ave, alone, Margaret was sitting in her living room watching one of her favorite shows, “Grand Home,” when she see at the corner of her eye a dark figure walk past her window
Both Toni Morrison’s “Sweetness” and Edward P. Jones’ “The First Day” are short stories written by African American individuals. Other than this very basic similarity, these stories and their authors bear resemblance to each other. Both of the authors lived in a time before the internet, cell phones and probably more importantly the rise of an equal rights for all races movement. Given these facts and their shared African heritage, it is understandable both of the stories have at least an undertone of racial issues. On the more superficial level both “Sweetness” and “The First Day” feature a mother-daughter relationship.
The deafening roar from the crowd filled my ears, as it had done so many times before. I reached down, picked up my ear pieces lying across my shoulders, and placed one in each ear. As the stagehand passed me the mic, my pulse quickened. Standing on the platform beneath the stage, waiting for it to rise, my shoulders tightened. Fourteen years, performing on stages around the world hadn't banished my pre-show jitters.
Suddenly the same words he told in his scary story were heard “Trouble, trouble, trouble…” Sam was so afraid he hid under his bed but he could still hear the soft dry whisper of what seemed like real ghosts. Sam thought Is Max right? Is my house really haunted? He sat in his bed for the rest of the night with tears slowly dripping down his face.
This is how a normal day at the office goes. * Ring ring ring* “Hello, this is Roseline June, how may I help you?” “Good afternoon, I lost my keys, any ideas on where they could possibly be?”
2) Many people react in various ways when they do not feel safe. Some people may panic and some have the ability to keep a leveled head. I believe that the dominant feeling is fear. Whenever something goes wrong such as a tragedy, many people will panic and try to run away. I have not had to deal with situations that made me feel unsafe luckily
November 11th, 2013. Truly a metamorphic day, also known as the first time I was brought to a mental institution. The word mental institutions itself really frightens people. They imagine scenes that the entertainment business embedded into their heads. They picture a psych ward, inpatients screaming and getting strapped down to hospital beds.
In Time “Eleven”, a short story penned by Sandra Cisneros, focuses on a young girl and the battle she faces as she grows older with maturation. The protagonist, Rachel, recounts an event from her past using imagery to help illustrate her feelings and how she witnessed it take place. The diction used in this piece is more informal to properly reflect the narrator’s age. In “Eleven”, Sandra Cisneros depicts Rachel and her struggles with the ideas of maturity, and power.
“The identity of one changes with how one perceives reality” -Vithu Jeyaloganathan In philosophy, identity is a relationship between something and only itself. Such a description is accurate within The Story of an Hour, a tale that follows the actions of Louise Mallard as she learns of her husband's supposed “death” (1).¹ The sudden news of such a tragedy leaves Louise to grieve, realizing that she is now alone. However, this loneliness is also freedom, something Louise has possibly never felt and allows Louise to discover a new identity.