The Pale ManA Story by Amy CowanBased on - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoEyEBEziCs First draft, to be continuedMy
instructions were clear: go in, get what I came for, get out, touch nothing!
But
I didn’t do this and it was the biggest mistake I’ve ever made. Those horrible
long fingernails send a shiver down my spine every night, every night I sleep
alone, even as an adult I can still see those piercing finger nails and that
horrifying face. The sound of that hourglass slowly dripping its sand, grain by
grain I was running out of time. I am Jean and this is the story of my quest
and before we start, this isn’t just any story, it is the most horrifying story
you will ever hear. I
had the chalk in my hand, ready to do it. I was drawing myself into another
world, almost another dimension. I had finally acquired the courage to complete
my quest. I wish I hadn’t, I wish I had listened to the warnings, paid
attention to the paintings and turned back as soon as I entered that revolting
corridor. I opened the door, lowered myself in and turned the hour glass as
instructed. The feelings are flooding back to me now as I speak but my story
needs to be told, for the sake of all of those lost children. On my entry I was
in a long narrow mirrored corridor, with paintings everywhere and rooms. I
didn’t look in the rooms after all who would hide such an important object in a
boring old room. I scurried down, passing the many pillars, entering the
largest, most spectacular room I have ever seen. It was colossal. My main
objective was to find the dagger but I couldn’t help noticing a pile of
objects. At first I was rather confused at what these objects were but
unfortunately I soon realised. The severeness of the predicament I was in hit
me. It was shoes, a whole pile of shoes and worse it was children’s shoes. What
had happened there was what I was asking myself. After
letting the pixies out of my bag I found the compartments. There were very
small but there was a silver patterned key hole, more silver than I had ever
seen. Fetching the key from my pocket was the easy bit, the dagger was so far
back that I nearly couldn’t reach. How many children must have done this before
me? How many children have reached into this whole and what worried me most at
that moment was , how many children escaped? Dagger received and after having a
quick peek I shoved it in my pocket but what was that amazing smell. © 2013 Amy Cowan |
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2 Reviews Added on November 8, 2013 Last Updated on November 8, 2013 AuthorAmy CowanUnited KingdomAboutI am a student and musician. I play violin, guitar and sing mostly. I love reading and writing. I really haven't wrote much lately but hopefully shall soon!! more..Writing
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