What's The Worst That Could Happen?

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What's The Worst That Could Happen?
Teenage boys camping in the woods on a weekend find out the answer when they ask, 'what's the worst that could happen?'. Sometimes it's better NOT to know!

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teens, camping, night, scary
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hunter.laneweberwillis

READ ON OR DIE TONIGHT AT 10:35 P.M 9 years ago a person named Jerry got dared to sleep in a house that was believed haunted. The next day his friends waited for him outside the house...... They had to go inside and search for him. They went through every room exept the attic. He wasn't supposed to sleep there. He was supposed to sleep in the living room they went to the attic
. They saw Jerry's corpse and they just left... Show more

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S. K. Wilson

Awesome! I thoroughly enjoyed every part of that - it was so easy to read, and the flow was perfect and the ending....just awesome!

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MaryMorrison

Thank you, I really appreciate that!

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Deleted User

I loved the ending. keep it coming.

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MaryMorrison

Thank you so much!

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judycolella

Holy cow! Great creep-out ending! The tension was built at exactly the right pace, and the writing is terrific! You should put together an anthology of your scary tales - I think you'd have a huge audience!

Please write more? [hopeful grin...]

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MaryMorrison

thank you, thank you! I've been working on something!

judycolella

Can't wait to see what you've been doing!

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Glynis Rankin

I love the flow of this story, the jumps from pass to the present added to the suspense. Writing in the conditions of the landscape helped the mind's eye see things that weren't there that is , until that wonderfully scary end. I enjoyed this very much.

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MaryMorrison

Thank you so much!

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felixthecat

Very well-written short story. You have an extremely clear way of writing scene and dialogue, plus the way you staged the story in past and present added that little extra something.
I guess the moral is, "You can look, but you'd better not touch."
5 stars on this one.

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MaryMorrison

thanks Patrick!

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Deleted User

As I read the story I started to form a question: Which comes first; the monster or the legend (Okay, like the chicken or the egg thing). The setting sets the mood which sets the imagination for the characters reactions to what they discover. Love the cultural references which adds a sense of an adventure they themselves may never go on but you gladly take us to.

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MaryMorrison

Thank you for your comments. I enjoyed 'creeping myself out' while I was writing it!

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