Free Essays on A Weird Experience Ghost Story

  1. Do ghosts exists

    Do Ghosts Really Exist in Our World Today? “The nebulous form of a blonde-haired woman has appeared on the spiral staircase in this saloon so many times that patron named her ‘Lena.’ Lena ghost has also appeared in front of the wall across from the bar. Also, the apparition of an old prospector has...

  2. Ghost Story

    Isolated | Scream | Shriek | Deathly | Creepy | Howling | Shrill | Darkness | Misty or foggy | Footsteps | Graveyard | Corpse | Ghost | Shadow | Weird | Weeping/crying | Describing words (adjectives) Colours, sounds, feeling words Strong definite characters Creating suspense Setting...

  3. Ghost Dance of 1890

    Ghost Dance of 1890 The Ghost Dance of 1890 most often brings to mind Wounded Knee, the brutal attack on the Lakota Sioux at the Pine Ridge reservation which resulted in the slaughter of nearly 200 people including women and children. Horrific photographs of the injured that had been left to...

  4. Ibsen's Ghosts and Its Cultural and Social History

    cultural documents. Explore the ways in which your understanding of social and/or cultural history informed your readings of Ibsen's Ghosts. Ibsen's drama, titled “Ghosts” can be seen as a 'window' into the world of late 19th century Norway. Ibsen does not depict a fantasised or 'romanticised' version...

  5. The Story of a Vengeful Son

    Hamlet Hamlet is a play written by William Shakespeare that tells the story of a vengeful son, who is waiting to seek revenges for the murder of his father. In this play; Hamlets father is murdered by the new king, Claudius, Hamlets uncle. In the developing of the play Hamlet is seeking revenge against...

  6. Ghosts

    Period 5 Ghost Story The Panteon of Belen, located in Guadalajara, Mexico is considered to be one of the most historic cemeteries in Mexico. After the Independence War, Guadalajara faced a large number of famines and epidemic diseases during the 1800’s. The Cholera killed a large...

  7. English Horror Story "The Knocking"

    The knocking… Horror Story One day, a massacre occurred at 6 Lauren St. The massacre happened in a house located in East Texas, a place that is known for it’s low popularity, and it’s unnatural episodes. Rumours were spread all over the entire city, one telling that children was brutally murdered...

  8. Robert Luis Paper

    essayist, and writer of travel books. Some of the short stories that he wrote are the “Merry Men” and “The Body-Snatcher”. According to Judy Cornes, Robert Louis Stevenson is unsurpassed by modern writers, with some of his weird and suspenseful stories like “The Body Snatcher’. According to Harold Bloom...

  9. the horror Genre

    representants in Slovak and Czech literature. Key words: genre, subgenre, horror, dread, short story, novel, film, writer, director, game, violence, blood, danger, mystical, supernatural phenomenon, ghost, monster, vampire, zombie, werewolf, murderer. 1. Introduction The oldest and strongest human...

  10. How Does the Signalman Create Fear and Suspense

    suspense. The main parts of the story happen at a railway cutting with a signal box and a tunnel. All of the events happen at night this is typical for a ghost story as they are understood to come out at night. Through the generalisation of darkness throughout the story, this brings fear into it as darkness...

  11. Bone Tiki

    and the warrior backs off. Think & write In the last two chapters, David Hair has given hints that this will not be a straightforward adventure story. Write down at least three of these hints and explain why they suggest that the novel will have fantasy elements. _____________________________...

  12. The King's Ghost

    Shakespeare's story of Prince Hamlet is about a man who grieves overs his father's death and who's problems only start to flourish after this point on. Hamlet's father, the late king of Denmark's ghost appears to three guards numerous times, portraying that of a bad omen, or a dark shadow that might...

  13. A Psychological View of Edgar Allan Poe

    taking his stories seriously means to take him as a symbolic writer, and the symbols they carry pertain to the nature of art. If Poe’s stories seem to be restricted in their human relevance, it is because our assumptions about fiction involve the idea of an imitation of life. His stories are explorations...

  14. A Monster and a Dictator King

    Shakespeare’s Macbeth William Shakespeare creates powerful women only to punish them. Discuss this comment with reference to Lady Macbeth and the weird sisters! Macbeth was one of four tragic plays written by William Shakespeare. The other three being “Hamlet”, “King Lear” and “Othello”. Believed...

  15. Macbeth

    Climax The moment of highest tension or suspense in a play, novel, short story, or narrative poem at which the crisis comes to its point of greatest intensity and is resolved; thus, the point after which all action moves to a resolution. It is usually the crux of a work, when the major conflict can...

  16. The Red Room vs the Monkeys Paw

    The main idea of this essay is to discuss and compare the differences in suspense and tension in the two storys “the monkeys paw” and “the red room” The monkeys paw by w.w.Jacobs There are a lot of ways in which the monkeys paw creates and builds up tension and suspense. The autor uses various techniques...

  17. Comment on the Way Shakespears Described the Characters in 3 Scences in Macbeth

    scary, miserable feelings. We can also realise that eerie peals of thunder, fork of lightning and heavy rain often appear in dreadful ghost stories. It’s time disgusting ghosts began to make obsession to us by doing horrible things. Why don’t these three people meet each other on a fresh, sunny day but in...

  18. The Great Gost

    Great ghost stories base their power to immobilize and terrorize their audience on both a build up of highly intensive suggestion and on suspense. You may imagine that a complete gore fest, with blood and guts, would terrify you in a ghost story. But in actual fact it would be unlikely to do so had much...

  19. The Fifth Child by Doris Lessing

    brilliant reinvention of the horror story’. Are these descriptions contradictory? The novella called The Fifth Child is a work that critics are already referring to as ‘a faithful, if chilling reflection of the world we live in’ or ‘a brilliant reinvention of the horror story’. There is some contradictory...

  20. The Red Room Essay

    Brooks In the story, “The Red Room” H.G Wells has written about a man who believes he knows no fear who goes to spend a night in the feared red room. H.G Wells uses a number of different techniques to create and sustain tension throughout his writing, for example writing the story in first person....

  21. “I” as the Narrator Point of View

    their different ways to write their stories and novels. Sometimes, they use different point of view to tell their messages to the readers. Most of the authors usually use the third person “he” or “she” as their narrators’ point of view to help them shape their stories. Sometimes, they would like to use...

  22. Nature and the Unatural in Macbeth

    {draw:rect} {draw:rect} When Banquo's Ghost appears and then disappears, at first Macbeth thinks it might be some sort of ghastly joke, and asks, "Which of you have done this?" (3.4.48), but no one knows what he's talking about. Then Macbeth speaks to the ghost, saying "Thou canst not say I did it: never...

  23. Justification of the Ghost Writing

    exactly is ghost writing? The actual meaning of ghost writing is actually to hire somebody to do the writing job for us. For example, if you have some ideas on your mind on starting a book because you already have all the ideas on how the storyline should go but you don’t know how to put those stories and pictures...

  24. Us Mythology

    (everything2.com). Real people are “mythologized” in these stories (everything2.com). They are supposed to reflect social thinking, values, and traditions of people. Of course, as in any story, the characters in United States mythology are what make the story. Many of the characters were real people in both...

  25. How Does Hg Wells Create Fear and Suspense in the

    conveys the experiences in the red room in many ways throughout the story. He is an English author and a political philosopher, most famous for his science fiction romances that variously depict alien invasion, terrifying future societies and transformed states of being. The story of the red...

  26. Response to the Book "Ghosts from the Nursery"

    In the book, Ghosts from the Nursery the authors clearly convey how biology, pre and perinatal risk factors combined with early family environment play an important role in a child’s predisposition for future violent behavior (Karr-Morse&Wiley, 1997). A common misconception in our modern society is that...

  27. Unusual Understanding

    them the story, they have a completely different belief system then we do in America. Many of the key elements that make Hamlet what it is will not be understood. Some of these key elements consisted of marriage laws, “ghostly encounters”, and the killing itself that takes place in the story. In her article...

  28. Love Letter: a Story About Something Magical That Happened in One's Life

    something magical happening in his or her life and I would assume this story as the one in my life-Angelina Watson. You might want to read through my lines very carefully because it could just happen to you too -maybe some other day… So my story began like this… The hallway was busy as it used to be with...

  29. Ghost Hunting

    English 102 With Halloween fast approaching I began to wonder what the fascination was with not only the holiday but also with the idea of spirits and ghosts. I asked a few friends of mine that just told me they liked the idea of being scared with the haunted house that pop up at this time of year. “Some...

  30. Turn of the Screw

    reader observes the ghosts. Subconsciously, the governess has chosen to be an unreliable narrator, seeing fantastical phantoms which participate in an enamored relationship allows her to feel as though she herself was a part of it. When the governess becomes tired with these ghosts, however, she turns...

  31. Supernatural Appearances

    father. About a month after his father’s death, a ghost resembling his father appears to some watchmen on night patrol. This event sparks a slew of supernatural visits of the ghost of Old Hamlet. Throughout the play, the three appearances of the ghost serve to present Hamlet with information regarding...

  32. Films Introduction

    1. Change-up It’s a story that two guys admire the each other’s life and change bodies. It’s very funny. The two chief actors: One is Dave Lockwood, a successful man. He works hard every day, care about 3 cute little children and have a beautiful wife. Another is Mitch Planko, who is handsome and his...

  33. ambiguity of language

    master.  The Formalists believe that it is what it says it is, a ghost story, believing that there really is an evil at work.  However, both interpretations leave gaps in their analysis, never fully explaining the elusive truths of this story. To enhance the ambiguity, James creates a conflict within...

  34. fish vk

    the boy she is in love with is coming to dinner? Tan cries because she is embarrassed of her family and heritage and is afraid he will think he’s weird. 2. Why does Tan’s mother go out of her way to prepare a disturbingly traditional Chinese dinner for her daughter and guests? What one sentence...

  35. Red Room Coursework

    The story 'Red Room' it begins with the narrator speaking to one of the caretakers about the haunted room of Lorraine Castle, it is written in first person which suggests that the reader believes it from personal experience. The old man 'with the withered arm' tries to stop him on his journey to find...

  36. A Christmas Carol

    steeped in the grief and worry about getting a full meal, and warmth in the cold water, too bother celebrating? A Christmas Carol tells the story of an old miser, who cared not a fig for people poorer than he was. On Christmas Eve, while down the length and breadth of Britain, people plied...

  37. The Lottery by Shirley Jackson

    by author Ernest Hemingway . The themes of the stories are very different. A contrast instead of a comparison will allow the literary devices to show up more clearly. Both of these authors have done something special as they tell the story. These stories were well written and the attention of the reader...

  38. Gulliver's Traveler

    people read 'Gulliver's Travels', they might focus on ventures to weird countries only, but we have got to think about criticism and satire of our human beings' society which lies hidden in the story. First of all, Gulliver's experiences in Lilliput show that the satire about prejudice and falsehood consciousness...

  39. A Ghoslty Affair

    a delicious meal. When I was a child, my grandmother always loved to share with my cousins and I about an encounter she had with a ghost. She would tell us the same story over and over again. It got quite boring after about the one hundredth time, but for some reason it always made me awfully nervous...

  40. The Land Lady

    The Landlady By Roald Dahl The Landlady by Roald Dahl is a story about a young teenager called Billy Weaver, aged 17. He decided to go out into the big wide world all by himself. The first thing Billy does is tries to find a place to stay. Then a sign catches his eyes and which hypnotizes him to stay...

  41. Bigfoot

    NAME: xxxxx CLASS: Brighton 1 TITLE OF THE STORY: AUTHOR OF THE BOOK: Gina D. B. Clemen INFORMATION ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Gina D. B. Clemen was born in San Francisco, California. She grew up in North Beach, San Francisco`s unique multiethnic neighbourhood when the Beat Generation was changing America`s...

  42. Jane Eyre as a Gothic Novel

    eighteenth century Gothic novel—often set in such medieval castles, abbeys, etc. (very popular in early C19—Romantic period Gothic fiction Horror stories (contemporary examples: Stephen King, Anne Rice) Setting evokes atmosphere of horror (the red room/ the attic of Thornfield) Supernatural/sublime elements...

  43. Fish Cheeks Rhetorical Analysis

    example in the first paragraph she uses the image of Christmas repeatedly. She uses mary from the nativity story to help describe Robert. Afterwards she shows us the time and setting of her story, Christmas and somehow relating to this man named Robert. She starts off explaining that he will be spending...

  44. Florida Everglades

    going on for many years. The wetlands are an International importance. The restoration plans is still in the spot light as of today. My own personal experiences of the everglades are something that is unforgettable. The idea for the everglades in the 1800’s was to drain the area and plant sugar. Thinking...

  45. Ruskin Bond (Hindi: रस्किन बोंड, Born 19 May 1934)

    foothills of the Himalayas, where he spent his childhood. His first novel was "The Room On the Roof", published when he was 21 and partly based on the experiences at Dehra in his small rented room on the roof and his friends. He is considered to be an icon among Indian writers and children's authors and a top...

  46. Paranormal

    Can One Communicate With The Dead ? As we go into the phenomenon of Ghosts and spirits, we think of the unknown. Ghost and spirits use symbolic language, which is a programming language that uses symbols, or mnemonics, for expressing operations and operands, and be perceived as a "knowing within...

  47. the hobbit summary

    The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien is a story about little Bilbo Baggins and his not-so-little adventure. The theme of The Hobbit is Bilbo’s development into a hero. A common favorable thing about this novel is the character grown that Bilbo experiences through his journey; he steps out of his comfort zone...

  48. hamlet

    in succession, just as the bell strikes the hour of one, a ghost has appeared on the battlements, a figure dressed in complete armor and with a face like that of the dead king of Denmark, Hamlet’s father. [. . .] The hour comes, and the ghost walks” (35). Horatio and Marcellus exit the ramparts of Elsinore...

  49. Prom: the Experience of a Lifetime

    family….” James said. “We used to go to church together? Which church?” I replied rather confused. “Faith Christian Center. It’s kind of weird because I don’t remember you” he said as we both tried to think back to the years we went to church at FCC. “I don’t remember you either…that’s...

  50. Lit Analysis

    When Mr. Pirzada Came To Dine This story is told from the first person perspective of Lilia, primarily in her 10th year. Choosing to tell this story through the eyes of a child somewhat mitigates the heavy topic. The war between India and Pakistan in 1971 is witnessed from a distance both geographically...

  51. About a Boy the Theme of Families

    that she has imposed on Marcus have been a primary factor that has led to him being bullied, “Marcus knew he was weird, and he knew part of the reason he was weird was because his mum was weird.” Marcus doesn’t fit in because his mum tells him he should be an individual. For instance, Marcus listens to...

  52. Shakesphere. Bio Essay

    rested between scenes, and props were able to be stored there. Another part of the stage was a “trap door.” This door was for actors that played ghost or witches and they could rise or descend though this door built on the main stage. The first play to be performed in The Globe was Julius Caesar...

  53. Personal writing about liteature

    My past experience with being stereotyped helps make me view how Emily is characterized a lot better. Just because I was quiet and kept to myself, much like Miss Emily does in the story, made people characterize me as being rude or snotty, and I’m sure some people even considered me to be weird because...

  54. The Choice of "Little Gidding"

    have captured the atrocity and destruction of human conflict as T.S. Eliot’s “Little Gidding.” Eliot, drawing from his life as a Christian and his experience as an air raid warden during The Blitz, implores readers to make a choice between destruction and salvation, and it is this choice that drives the...

  55. A Canival of U.S. Teen Movie

    American culture over the world, telling stories of the U.S. youth’s life and expressing something provocative in a funny and easy way and in the exact American style. That is the American teen movie. Watching an American teen movie is a seriously enjoyable experience, for it gives a very vivid portrait of...

  56. Of Mice and Men

    and Lennie Small. George is a thin, small man average man and Lennie is a big, broad man with mild disabilities. They go on odd adventures and experience weird things together. Friendship is when you can connect with someone and be loyal to that one person. Lennie and George relationship is quite different...

  57. Point of View for a Rose for Emily

    Narrator point of view in a writing often belongs to one of two types: first- person point of view and third - person point of view. In his short story titled “A rose for Emily” William Faulkner has proved his talents and skills by “combining” both types into a very special narrator point of view. ...

  58. Murder by Razor

    This must be the one. The house I’ve always dreamed about or in fact just dreamed about. Far above the ground, on top of a hill a house of two stories stood there motionless. The steel black double gates with haunting arrows screeched open, automatically welcoming us. We drove at a snail’s pace down...

  59. Understanding Nourishes Belonging

    themselves and thus belong in themselves. A measure to how one perceives the world can be  related to how one see’s themself. The persona in ´Ancestors´ experiences utter confusion as he has no capacity to communicate with his ancestors. He fails to establish a connection to his heritage, limiting his ability...

  60. A Rose Notes

    Notes: "A Rose for Emily" What is the point of view of the story and what purpose does it serve? 1st person (plural) peripheral observer. Since the narrator, although one of the townspeople, is an outsider to the central events in the story, he is aware of the true facts on a piecemeal and hearsay basis...