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It depends on the scare. With me it was car crashes for a long time. I've been through more than my share and with devastating results. When I saw a crash it could force me from the room.
I was writing a piece that I hoped would make holiday drinkers think before they drink but I couldn't finish it. I will. Maybe for next year.
Love scenes can make me leave too. I don't actually understand that one. If a monster could make me feel the way a love scene does I'd call it scary.
I've seen my share of unexplained things, too. Giant talon across my windshield, a road that descended exceedingly into the foggy night, but wasn't there the next morning, I've written a seemingly fictional piece about a house that collapses on the MC, but I was there and it was very real. I used to tell stories for hours to my friends, and they were all real.
I'm a logical man. I know most of these things would have rational explanations. I just don't want to destroy the illusions.
I like monsters of most sorts. I have no trouble watching.
But the two legged kind, man, I have a lot of trouble with. I've never watched the Freddy or Jason movies. I have The Shining beside my bed and will start it soon, but if it wasn't King I wouldn't. Reading King is an assignment I give myself, hoping for some of those success elements to rub off.
I was writing a piece that I hoped would make holiday drinkers think before they drink but I couldn't finish it. I will. Maybe for next year.
Love scenes can make me leave too. I don't actually understand that one. If a monster could make me feel the way a love scene does I'd call it scary.
I've seen my share of unexplained things, too. Giant talon across my windshield, a road that descended exceedingly into the foggy night, but wasn't there the next morning, I've written a seemingly fictional piece about a house that collapses on the MC, but I was there and it was very real. I used to tell stories for hours to my friends, and they were all real.
I'm a logical man. I know most of these things would have rational explanations. I just don't want to destroy the illusions.
I like monsters of most sorts. I have no trouble watching.
But the two legged kind, man, I have a lot of trouble with. I've never watched the Freddy or Jason movies. I have The Shining beside my bed and will start it soon, but if it wasn't King I wouldn't. Reading King is an assignment I give myself, hoping for some of those success elements to rub off.