Ghosts

answer the question please! answer the question please!

Clive Barker's "The Hellbound Heart"

The answer you may be looking for is the definition of an "old hag" in the common context, ugly old lady, or a very mean women.

But the actual definition of that word is a wizened old woman, or a kind of fairy or goddess having the appearance of such a woman, often found in folklore and children's tales.

Lol they have quite different definitions don't they?

A ghost story is typically considered a subgenre of horror fiction, focusing on supernatural elements such as spirits or entities from beyond the grave. It often generates fear or suspense through the presence or actions of these ghosts in the narrative.

No. The only people who would consider it "bad" are those who are superstitious or who are negatively affected by those who are superstitious. For example, if you have a lot of superstitious friends and like to have your friends over often, you might be negatively affected (not because of your own superstitions but indirectly by the superstitions of others) if you have an address with a street number or apartment number of 13.

Ghosts appear in four of Shakespeare's plays: "Hamlet," "Macbeth," "Richard III," and "Julius Caesar."

A haunted boy could refer to a male child who is believed to be possessed by spirits or ghosts, experiencing paranormal activity or being tormented by supernatural forces. It is a common theme in horror stories and folklore.

pail, pale

lades and gentleman short and stout I'm going to tell you a tail i know nothing about admission is free so pay at the door pull up a seat and sit on the Flore

one bright day in the middle of the night 2 dead boys got up to fight

one was blind the other couldn't see so they fought confront of a referee

back to back they faced each other drew there swords and shot each other

the def policeman heard all the noise he came and shot those 2 dead boys the paralysed donkey passing bye kicked the blind man in the eye through a nine inch wall

into a dry pit and drowned them all

if you don't believe this lie is true ask the blind man he saw it 2

Begin by setting the mood with a eerie, atmospheric scene that grabs the reader's attention. Introduce a mysterious event or character that piques the curiosity of the audience. Use descriptive language to create a sense of unease and suspense.

There are some possible reasons as to why a ghost may hurt a child.

1) The ghost might be a distraught soul who wishes to take his/her anger out on someone. A child because they might not know what to think of it.

2) The ghost could be jealous that the child would have a good life unlike they did in their previous human life. Envy would be the strong incentive behind that. Whether it is due o the fact that they have loving parents, an education, skills, siblings, clothes to wear, no abuse, shelter, food, drink,....any one of these. But they key would be the trait of envy.

The book The Ghosts by Antonia Barber was written in the early 70's and soon after made into a British film "The Amazing Mr. Blunden". It is about 2 children who move onto a deserted estate, previously damaged by fire. Their widowed mother had been hired as caretaker. The two children go back in time to save the lives of 2 other children who would otherwise have been killed 100 yrs before in the fire that burned the house. The two "olden time" children then turn out to be the modern children's great great grandparents, and thus the big estate and a lot of money come to the poor widow and the two modern children.

Fairy tales have a long history dating back to prehistoric times when oral storytelling was the main form of passing down cultural beliefs and values. Many familiar fairy tales have roots in ancient myths and folklore from various cultures around the world. The modern concept of fairy tales as we know them today began to take shape in the 17th century with authors like Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm collecting and publishing popular folk tales.

The Grim Adventures of the Kids Next Door was a special that aired on the Cartoon Network in October of 2007. The 30 minute animated cartoon combines characters from the shows Codename: Kids Next Door and The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.

well it depends on how old is the child

a vary young child you can tell them that a ghost is a person that is no longer here with us...or you can tell a lie and say there is no such thing.

for an older child you can tell them about the same thing you told the uounger child:)

evil spirits are just like ghost but scarier, evil spirits can haunt people and kill people, but there's only 5% that evil spirits can kill people, if ou feel like there's evil spirits around you, you should stick to alot people.

Yes, and you know it because if you see a white mist shaped like a human it tells you it's a ghost or a spirit or a shadow blocking light but there is nothing in the light's way.

many people said that mcleod schoool was haunted and it is...... my great grand mother went there she told me the storys . She oassed away a couple of yeras ago because she spoke of these haunted stories never say the principals name aloud for you will be a student of mcleod school when you wake up. These stories are true so remember do not say the principals name aloud i wont either!!

no because ghosts aren't real

In Reply I put If You Don't believe Ghost Come To Dayton,OH 900 balliare Ave.

Shadows

Starches

Talking

Phones Going Off Daile

And MOre

REAL STUFF BROO

Sincerely Yous,

Madison Tomlinson

There is no credible evidence to suggest the presence of ghosts by Saint Peter's in Quincy, Illinois. Ghostly experiences and beliefs are subjective and vary among individuals, but without any concrete evidence, it is difficult to confirm their existence.

There are various beliefs and theories as to why ghosts appear. Some suggest that ghosts are the spirits or souls of deceased individuals who have unfinished business or unresolved emotions tying them to the earthly realm. Others propose that ghosts might be residual energy imprints or manifestations of intense emotions, trauma, or historical events in certain locations. Ultimately, the true nature and reasons for ghostly apparitions remain a mystery and are subject to personal beliefs and interpretations.

There is no specific time of day when the spirits of children are expected to arrive. In many cultural beliefs and spiritual practices, it is believed that spirits can visit at any time, day or night. The timing of their arrival is often considered beyond our control and is believed to be guided by the spirits themselves.

The phrase "boo" is commonly associated with ghosts in popular culture, but there isn't a specific reason why ghosts are depicted as saying "boo." It is likely just a theatrical convention that has been perpetuated over time in literature, movies, and Halloween traditions.

Some spirits are bound to Earth by unfinished business from their human forms, they are given a chance to complete that which they could not finish. It could be something as simple as returning something they once took from someone, or wishing their goodbyes upon their relatives. These earthbound spirits have a history of becoming excessively violent if their unfinished business gets severed in some way, they can become Poltergeists and attack people undeserving.

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To get the name of a traveler on the "Ghosts of Walford," you would need to watch the show or check the credits for the character's name.