On a cold winter’s night, a group of friends were heading to their friend Josh’s cabin in the middle of the woods on a mountain side. It was about a two hour drive from their home town of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. They all arrived around eight o’clock, but Josh had already been there for a couple of hours preparing the cabin for guests. Josh had prepared a full course meal for all of his friends prior to their arrival. When his friends walked through the doors, they were surprised to see that Josh had made a special delicacy for all of them. It was around ten o’clock when they had finished eating, and Marcus suggested they tell stories by the fire. It seemed they had eaten an entire cow, but Josh agreed with Marcus that everyone should gather around the fire. Julia went first and talked about her visit with her Uncle over the summer. Emily told a scary story about how a girl was brutally killed by a murderer. Simon asked, “ Is is okay if I go next?” Everyone nodded in agreement. In the middle of Simon’s story about his vacation in California, the power went out in the cabin. “Do not …show more content…
Marcus said, “I do not know, but it does not look good.” Josh walked out the basement door and noticed a tiny light coming from the breaker. When he walked closer, he noticed a few wire had been what looked like intentionally cut. Josh examined it like a detective in a crime scene. Josh looked into the forest for a sign of an animal or human, but saw nothing. When he turned around he saw something carved into the side of the house. It read: Get Out in big letters. Josh ran upstair and said, “ It seems someone has purposely cut the wires and left a message saying to leave.” Emily was scared and wanted to leave immediately, but Marcus told her not to worry and that it was probably some teenage kids messing around. He said it is, as the kids would call it, a practical joke. Josh suggested that they all go to bed and worry about it in the
Joel confusedly looks around and behind him he sees a scared Sarah shaking him awake, Tommy just outside of the truck, and directly in front of him, he sees a family being attacked by somebody infected, which jolts him awake and back into reality. With the car now being sideways after the crash, in order to get out, Joel uses all his strength and starts to kick the windshield in front of him until it shatters. Joel carefully crawls out then reaches in for Sarah, avoiding the shards of glass on the ground and still bordering the windshield. Just as she starts to climb out and stand up, she falls over and complains that her leg hurts. A noticeably worried Joel grabs his revolver from his jean pocket then hands it over to Tommy and demands he protect them. Joel picks Sarah up and with her in his arms, they begin running for safety. As Joel sprints through the streets with Sarah in his arms and Tommy just a few feet in front of them, chaos erupts everywhere. In any given direction, there are either citizens or infected individuals dashing through the streets, with dozens of people being attacked along the way. In addition, there are explosions and many cars accidents with one car even driving straight into a gas station, causing it to blow up. Sarah at one point looks at the gas station then alarmingly utters, “those people are on fire,” to which Joel tells her not to look, prompting her to close her eyes and
Everything was going great at Oakville farm, I mean everything was normal and okay how it should be if you don’t count that the fact Donna came home late last night. She came home around two or three o’clock in the morning when it was pitch black outside, and believe me this isn’t the first time it ever happened either, maybe it’s not that big of a deal to you but to me it is, Donna here is the farmer’s daughter. While Mr. Salem is away she’s the one in charge of us,and because she’s the one in charge of us we haven't eaten in two days! Mr. Salem always made sure we were cared for, and was handled with love but , Donna on the other hand she just doesn’t care. There’s a lot of us here on the farm, we have a variety of animals here like horses,
Gene jumped into the river even though he’s scared because of Finny’s persistence. After the two boys jumped, the other three refuses to do the jumping, so they headed back for dinner. Into their way back, the 2 best friends wrestle with one another and missed dinner. Consequently, they went straight to their rooms. Mr. Prud’homme, a substitute teacher for the summer session, went to Gene and Finny to discipline them the next morning for missing dinner, but he was soon won over by Finny’s ebullient talkativeness and leaves without giving punishment.
The next morning, Maggie filed a police report about seeing the young boy in their house the previous night prior to her husband’s death. The police went to the Wilson’s house to investigate, but the boy was gone and there was no sign of any unusual activity. The three of them went back to their home where they mourned the loss of their dad and husband. The next night went smooth, they all stayed in the guest bedroom, avoiding the room where they had seen the young boy, and the room where Joe died. Two days later, at Joe’s funeral, Reagan spotted a young boy that looked like the boy she saw floating into her room that dreadful night. Reagan rushed over to her mom and Chandler to tell them what she saw. The night of the funeral, thunderstorms moved in and a big gust of wind blew a tree limb down onto the power lines adjacent to their house. This caused a power outage in the middle of the night followed by a loud lightning strike, which woke Maggie up. Suddenly an image appeared to be floating toward her. The shadow immediately made her think of the young boy they saw the other day. Before Maggie could call the police, the young boy strangled her to death. Her screams woke Reagan and Chandler up. They hid under the covers crying and hoping the young demon boy would go away. However,
Mary went to the store to buy potatoes and a can of peas. When she came home, she dropped her groceries and made the room look like Patrick resisting the intruder. Mary dialed the police operator and the detective’s came quickly. Mary knew most of them because Patrick worked with them. They asked her what had happened and she told her everything. Two detectives collaborated about who might have killed him, and they thought they a women did .She offered all the detectives whiskey and they gladly accepted it. It was quarter past ten and she realized that the meat was still in the oven. She offered it to the Detectives and again, they accepted it. They were eating the delectable meat but Mary was in the other room laughing because the one detective said that the evidence could be right under their noses, and they ate all of the remaining evidence. The conflict in this story is that Patrick wanted to have a divorce with Mary. The climax in the story was Patrick being murdered. The dramatical irony is that the reader knows who kills Patrick but the detectives do
Strange things began to happen the next couple days. First, Joey was in the living room of Grandma’s house making a jig saw puzzle. He heard the sound of a horses hooves walking slowly on the street then the sound stopped in front of the house and heard someone put something in Grandma’s mail box. Joey heard the horse walk away and a little while later Grandma’s mailbox blew up. Next, Ms. Wilcox’s outhouse was destroyed by a cherry bomb. Then, a dead mouse was found floating in the bottle of milk that was delivered to the front
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It is a Tuesday night in San Marcos Texas, it is a bit chilly outside as I walk up and down the square looking for a section of bars I can observe. As I walked East on Hopkins street I stumbled upon two bars, Harpers Brick Oven Sports Pub and The Porch. Both bars were packed with what looked like a mix of native San Marcos residents, and college students. These two bars shed light on what the square is; a welcoming place with a carefree atmosphere for all people who call San Marcos home to enjoy.
Despite the friendless of his approach, Josh still expected to be rejected with a smile and shake or the head, if she acknowledged him at all. For, how often did an attractive woman immediately accept the offer of a free drink from a perfect stranger? The answer to that question was, very rarely, for no matter how their age, they'd likely all learned the lesson that no drink was every truly free, and whoever offered always possessed an ulterior motive. Generally involving what was between her legs.
Public transportation is one of those things that we trust will get us from point A to point B with no problems. We occasionally hear stories about planes crashing or trains derailing, but we shrug it off, thinking that it could never happen to us. These thoughts run through Luke’s mind as he arrives at the station. He puts the car in park and removes the keys from the ignition. Luke gets out of the car and heads toward the building, the air feeling as warm as it did the last time he was here. He pauses for a moment; it is days like this that he is reminded of that fateful day last summer.
It was the middle of autumn in the small town of Cooperville, Tennessee. It was dark outside and had been for a while. As a matter of fact, it had been dark almost all day because a storm was brewing. Ellie Powerton, a 16-year-old burst of energy, was just getting home from the high school football game, which they won, of course. The Chargers had been undefeated for the past five years, and Ellie could not miss a game. As soon as Ellie entered her house, the power went out!
The three of us went inside. The officers explained to her that Nathan has been killed in active duty. Sarah fell to the floor; she couldn’t believe what she was hearing. Her best friend since birth is gone - he has been ripped away from her by an evil being. Her knees gave out, and she fell to the floor. The men helped her to the couch, and they left her to be alone with her thoughts and trying to understand what she has just been told.
It was a dark gloomy night at the Ole Cabin in Kentucky. Four friends were having their own camping trip in the woods at Ole’s Cabin. Little did they know the Ole cabin was abandoned for decades. They say about five years ago, five campers were killed that night in the cabin but that was just a silly story that has been going around these years. RJ, Amy, MJ, and Louis started preparing their bed to go to sleep after their long journey from Canada. The Cabin has five rooms; four of them were bedrooms and one was the living room. Before RJ went to the door to his room; he bumped into the tall pillar and a shiny object fell into his backpack without him realizing it. The lights were out when the five friends decided to call it a night. Amy was still awake and couldn’t go to sleep. She went to get a water bottle from the living room. All of a sudden Amy started to scream. RJ, MJ, and Louis came out of their rooms and saw Amy screaming in fear. “What’s wrong Amy?” said Emma. Amy pointed at the wooden entrance door. On the door there was a writing written in blood. “Put back the turtle…” ...
We all grabbed our lawn chairs and cozied up next to the roaring red fire. I always sat a little too close, enough to where the fire burnt a hole straight through my favorite pair of flip-flops, assuring me to never make that mistake again. S’mores was all of our favorite bed time snack time and a perfect way to end the night. Every time I would roast my marshmallow until it became slightly brown, mushy, and not too hot in the center; then I 'd put it between two graham crackers and extra pieces of chocolate. One too many s’mores and a belly like later I laid back in my chair and listened as Nancy told us stories. Before going to bed Nancy told us about her favorite past times here as a child and how just like the little girl we saw fishing, she was also afraid of fishing. She told us stories about how much the campground has evolved since she was a child and how every year she promises to take us here and to keep it a tradition. At bedtime Alicia and I crawl into our tents and snuggle up in our warm sleeping bags. We talked to each other about how sad we felt that it was almost the end of summer, and how nervous we felt to start our freshman year of high school. However, our conversations ended when Nancy yelled at as from the other tent to keep quiet and go to bed. I’d fallen asleep that night to the sound of the fire crackling out and the crickets chirping
One hour later Ruby and Chloe and came back to the camp at the forest. They enjoyed barbecues and roasted potato for dinner. Toward the end they had a warm hot scrumptious, delicious chocolate with a little whipped cream. Not long after that they went to rest.