Horror

Mr. Kirwin arrests Victor because he suspects him of murdering Henry Clerval, who was found dead at the inn where Victor was staying. Victor's erratic behavior and the circumstances surrounding Henry's death lead Mr. Kirwin to believe that Victor is responsible.

Philip Lombard realizes his revolver is missing in Chapter 12 of "And Then There Were None". This realization occurs when he is searching for his weapon and realizes it has been stolen.

Someone who loves to read crime novels can be called a "mystery enthusiast" or a "crime fiction aficionado."

NO I WONT just kidding

my sister and I were watching a scary movie. At the part where the evil man from the dreams tried to kill somebody we heard a scream from outside. We paused to see if it was part of the movie. There was a red head 13 year old was screaming and knocking at the door fast. We opend the door and she ran in and closed the door fast. We noticed her hand was bloody and a knife was sticking out of her back and was covered on blood. We helped her out and called our parents. We lied and told them she was a friend from school. She explaned that her boyfriend has gone crazy. He tried to kill her. We clean up the blood and removed the knife. It wasn't in too deep. We were cleaning the cuts when we heard somebody opened the door. We forgot to lock the door. We ran downstairs to the tv and turned it off. Then we shut the lights off down stairs and hid in a big closet down in a trap door we go down in case of bad storms. We put furniture and a food storige. There was a food we never seen before. Appearantly it couldn't go bad. We brought some into the closet with us. The girl told us her name and we told her ours after that we were comepletely quiet. I couldn't hold it in my throat hurt so bad when I let out a loud cough but I covered it with my jacket. When I heard foot steps. Then somebody opend the door to the trapdoor. And more foot steps. When they opened the door and I screamed loud when I heard a

" are you okay? Calm down!" I saw it was my mom. She pointed at the girl" who is she?" and we told her she was a friend. It wasn't school so she phoned her parents and she stayed over night. We decided to put in Wolverien and the Xmen indtead because the other movie was too scary after what happend. So after it was time to sleep the girl touched my shoulder and asked if I was awake. I answered yes then she asked if we could watch one more movie but turn the sound down. I agreed it was a good way to try to fall asleep. So I put in Dinner for Smuks and we laughed so hard. Then suddenly she asked if I went to a surrtan school. I said yes and she asked if I could meet her at the door next time there's school. I agreed it would be a good idea after what happend. Next time there was school I woke up and I was late so I missed the bus. I got to the school yard and I saw the girl waiting for me. When a man was talking to her so she ran. I ran after her to make sure she was okay. I heard a loud scream. Then a teacher told me to get inside but I pushed away and ran. I saw the girl lying on the ground with blood on the ground and the man wad gone. The teacher saw me crying and he told me he went to called the police. I saw eyes staring at me in the trees. I have been telling myself it wasn't my fault but how can I convince myself that? Sorry for answering a question with a question........speaking of sisters(lol) where is mine.....she was suppose to be back three hourse ago.

Prince Prospero is depicted as a wealthy and arrogant nobleman who tries to escape the Red Death by isolating himself and his guests in his abbey. He is shown as selfish and uncaring towards the suffering outside his walls, focusing only on his own pleasure and protection. His actions ultimately lead to his downfall as death catches up to him despite his efforts to avoid it.

The author of the Night World series, L. J. Smith, lives in California.

well, at first it starts off with Cammie and Macy together because Macy's dad is running for vice president of America. they get attacked by a bunch of people and everyone thinks they're after Macy so they get a secret agent to look after her who turns out to be Cammie's auntie Abby. Macy finds out the reason why she got admitted at Gallagher and runs off to Mr Solomons house and Cammie, Liz and Bex go to save her. in the end Zac comes back to talk to Cammie (eventhough they have seen each other like twice before) while they are talking Macy comes out to see Cammie and they attacked again but this time the bad people shoot aunt Abby and the Gallagher girls find out the bad people are not after Macy they are after Cammie. Zac doesn't kiss Cammie but in some ways he shows he cares about her because he stalks her and tells her to be careful.

PS. i tried not to ruin it cause that's not even half the story line

If by the Cthulhu mythos you mean any story written about Cthulhu, you are probably out of luck. Writers have been adding stories to the mythos since Lovecraft started it, and depending on how you define it, even before (Bierce and others).

If you mean specifically those written by H.P. Lovecraft, there are several. Even a sub-par iPhone app. For theme, I recommend the Necronomicon, the complete works of H.P. Lovecraft. It's on amazon for about 20$.

All of his works are public domain now, so a quick google search for complete works of lovecraft will also grant you access.

Now, if you want to keep reading about the Cthulhu/Lovecraft mythos, it's a loooong road, and 90% of it is pretty rough stuff. But there are some good gems out there. Start with Clark Ashton Smith, Derleth, Zealia Brown Bishop and other contemporaries and work your way outwards, until you hit the new lovecraft circle. Then, if you are truly brave, you can wade into more modern waters.

Happy hunting!

The main characters in "Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover" by Ally Carter are Cammie Morgan, Bex Baxter, Liz Sutton, and Macey McHenry, who form the main group of friends at the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women. The book follows their adventures as they navigate spy school and face various challenges together.

Dr. Frankenstein's goal was to create life from non-living matter through his scientific experiments. He aimed to challenge the boundaries of traditional science and unlock the secrets of life itself.

In "Frankenstein" when the creature visits Victor, the creature vows to see him on his wedding night and vows to destroy Victor's happiness. Victor interprets the message to mean that on his wedding night, the monster will kill him.

No, Edgar Allan Poe did not write any poems specifically about clowns. His works are typically known for their dark and macabre themes, rather than featuring playful or light-hearted subjects like clowns.

Horror fiction has been around for centuries, with early examples dating back to ancient civilizations. The modern concept of horror fiction began to take shape in the 18th century with the emergence of gothic literature. It has since evolved and continues to be a popular genre in literature and film.

Prince Prospero dies in the seventh and final room of his abbey during the masquerade ball. This room is decorated in black and red, symbolizing death and blood, and is where the clock that ultimately stops his revelry is located.

The main theme is probably that good always wins the fight. If your teacher or somebody else wanted to know why then it's because the bad spirt tries to kill all of the families that live in the house, so Alexis gets rid of the spirt to protect her family and other families that could have lived there later.

you can actually find it on the Shinrei Tantei Yakumo fan page on livejournal.com, called Multilayered Clouds, under novel translations. As of right now, translations up until the last chapter of the 1st volume are up.

Yes, symbolism is a characteristic of the horror genre. It is often used to create deeper meanings and evoke fear or unease in the audience through the use of images, objects, or actions that represent something beyond their literal meaning.

In "The Masque of the Red Death," the character Prince Prospero tries to escape death by locking himself and a group of nobles in his abbey, hoping to avoid the Red Death ravaging the country. However, in the end, death finds its way into the abbey despite their attempts to isolate themselves. The story illustrates the inevitable nature of death and how one cannot truly escape it.

Some monster story ideas are making the monster scary, funny, and creative. It's how YOU want the monster to be like.

If you're asking for a STORY, here are some examples:

(1) The story can be based on a monster can be a transformed human that accidentally drank a dangerous potion and he searches for a way for him to transfer back into human with the help of friends or so.

(2) There can be a legend on a monster that lived 3,000,000,00 years ago and still lives in a empty cave in the far west that's called "The Devil's Dungeon." No one has yet to explore it.

So, there can be three kids on a plane, yet it crashed in the area where the monster is hiding, and they go into the cave, and they discover the monster yet unnoticed by it. (I think you can get the rest of the story from there ;) )

(3) A lonely monster that is known as a dangerous, malicious, and scary monster, but all he wants is a friend since he doesn't have a place to belong in the human world.

Yet, a little boy that was walking across him befriends him and they have a deep bond.

I'm outta ideas 'cause I usually write mysteries. XD

It was never a book, it was an original screenplay.

The book "The Silver Kiss" is about a girl named Zoe who is in grief of her mother dying from cancer. In the dead of the night, the beautiful, but frightening Simon comes to her house.

Simon seems to understand the pain of loneliness and death and Zoe's brooding thoughts about her dying mother.

Simon however, is one of the undead. A vampire, seeking revenge for the gruesome death of his mother 300 years ago.

Does Simon dare to ask Zoe to help free him from this lifeless chase and its intolerable solitude?

The book is honestly very sad but beautiful and well written.

Mr. Utterson's clerk is named Mr. Guest. He is a reliable and diligent assistant who helps Mr. Utterson with his legal work and is described as being a modest and unobtrusive individual.

In "The Masque of the Red Death" by Edgar Allan Poe, the green room represents the final stage of the disease, symbolizing death and decay. The color green traditionally conveys sickness and poison, highlighting the pervasive presence of death even within the seemingly luxurious palace.

One of the best known horror novels is "Dracula" by Bram Stoker. This classic novel, first published in 1897, introduced the iconic character Count Dracula and has had a significant influence on vampire fiction.

In Stephen King's novel "Under the Dome," the dome comes down due to the actions of an alien species testing the effect of isolating a town from the outside world. The dome serves as a way for the aliens to observe and study human behavior in an enclosed environment.