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- 0:05My name is Javier, and what I' m going to tell you next
- 0:09is a stage of my life that I long thought I' d forgotten.
- 0:13However, there are things you can never forget, no matter how hard you
- 0:17try. To show this story. It all started when I was seven.
- 0:25At that time I lived with my father, who was a single father.
- 0:30Because my mother was not the most fit person to take care of herself and
- 0:34much less of a child. My father was very good and insanely open.
- 0:39Even in his time he was a psychologist, so he didn' t usually
- 0:44follow the standards that society had to educate a child. I grew up with
- 0:48a respectful and quite pleasant upbringing, which I still remember fondly to this day.
- 0:54From a very early age. I showed that I was a child a
- 0:58bit different from the rest of not r R or r or r was about
- 1:00football, carts or robots, which is why I didn' t usually have
- 1:06many friends and also caused me to get very upset at school. However,
- 1:10my father used to be very understanding about it and never tried to change me.
- 1:17He always said kids used to be different and he always reminded me how
- 1:22special he was. I remember that day as if it were yesterday, we
- 1:27were walking down the street while we were both eating ice cream, talking nonsense,
- 1:33like most of the talks you could have with a seven- year-
- 1:37old. However, just as we went through a stall in a market,
- 1:41I saw something that caught my attention immediately. It was a unicorn was not
- 1:47very large, but enough to draw attention to the naked eye. It was
- 1:53beautiful. It was white, with some stars on its hind legs and the
- 1:57best thing was that both the hair that fell down its forehead and the one
- 2:01that ended up in its tail were vibrant rainbow colors. I was a big
- 2:07fan of unicorns and everything they thought, so seeing such a doll I was
- 2:12completely in love with it. My father, seeing how excited I was,
- 2:17asked the seller how much that unicorn cost, which mentioned a price I don
- 2:23' t remember, but it was exorbitantly high. It seemed to be very
- 2:30adorable, it wasn' t the only thing I did, because that doll
- 2:35could interact with you with about fifty prerecorded phrases, as well as other functions,
- 2:40which the more I listened, made me fall in love with him more.
- 2:44However, my father was not so convinced because of the price, as
- 2:49well as that he did not have enough to buy it at that time,
- 2:53so he promised me that we would come back another time. For him very
- 2:55sad. I went home that day. It' s been about two weeks.
- 3:01When my father came back from work and was very excited, he told
- 3:06me he had a surprise for me. I didn' t watch as he
- 3:08pulled that beautiful unicorn out of his backpack. I was so happy and excited
- 3:14about that gift that I didn' t ask any questions. I just took
- 3:17it and went to my room to play with it. Some time later,
- 3:22my father confessed to me that the unicorn was selling it at the subway exit
- 3:27at less than half its price, so he didn' t hesitate to buy
- 3:30it for a second. For me, knowing that, I can understand a
- 3:35little why they were selling it so cheap, as they were probably trying to
- 3:39get rid of it. I was barely in my room. I squeezed the
- 3:44unicorn' s stomach, which sounded a childish and cheerful melody before talking.
- 3:49I still remember exactly what he said. He said he seemed to be a
- 3:53very handsome boy and was happy to be my new friend. I remember playing
- 3:58most of the day with that unicorn. It was completely new to me,
- 4:02because it didn' t matter what I asked. I always had an answer.
- 4:08At times like that you don' t question anything because of your age,
- 4:12but if I had been more conscious, I would have noticed that I
- 4:16was saying a lot more than his fifty prerecorded phrases. At first, all
- 4:20I did was answer my questions. However, one day, while playing the
- 4:26vet with him, I remember it lit without me pressing it and questioned me
- 4:30about the bruise on my arm. As I said before, that didn'
- 4:34t make me miss that bruise. I hadn' t caused a boy from
- 4:41my school to bother me and beat me up a lot. Since entering that
- 4:43school, my father had tried to talk to the superiors about the problem.
- 4:49However, this boy was the director' s son and his only answer to
- 4:54any problem was his typical phrase. Children only do childish things. I had
- 5:00already mentioned this boy to the unicorn in some past conversation. However, on
- 5:05that occasion he seemed very upset about what was on his arm and, despite
- 5:11telling him that it was not so bad, since it almost didn’ t
- 5:15hurt, he didn’ t want to leave it like this. He started
- 5:17telling me that I couldn' t let anyone pass over me and what I
- 5:23should make them pay. I didn' t know how to respond to it,
- 5:28as my father used to say that violence only generated more violence, so
- 5:32that was new. I remember questioning him what he had to do, to
- 5:38which his response was simple and concise. I had never thought about it,
- 5:44though to be honest, the idea sowed in my head and was accepted too
- 5:47quickly. I guess I was sick of those ill- treatments I was getting
- 5:55from that kid. I wasn' t an expert on revenge or anything,
- 5:58but I didn' t need to quote him, as that unicorn said he
- 6:02' d take care of everything and that all I had to do was take
- 6:08him in my backpack to school. I found the precise moment when that child
- 6:11would meet just to put it close and then I would do the rest.
- 6:16I remember questioning him as referring to what he would take care of the rest,
- 6:21but that was a question that was not answered. In spite of that,
- 6:26I decided to listen to him. That day I took him to school
- 6:29in my backpack. I didn' t take it out during class, or
- 6:32anything like that, but I could see the perfect moment when recess was almost
- 6:36over. That kid went into the bathroom when it was too short for recess
- 6:42to end, so there weren' t many people there without thinking too much
- 6:47about it anymore. As soon as I saw the last of the children go
- 6:49out and make sure he was there, I just took my backpack and put
- 6:55it on the floor. I locked the door. The doorman alerted that child,
- 6:59who came out of the cubicle very quickly. I don' t know
- 7:02what happened. After that a brief pause was heard and then screams, many
- 7:06screams. I tried to open the door, but it was as if an
- 7:13invisible force prevented me from doing so. I remember running out in search of
- 7:17some teacher or someone who could help me open the door and in a very
- 7:21short time the bathroom was surrounded by both students and teachers, who tried to
- 7:28open up after a lot of effort, they finally succeeded. They found the
- 7:32child in a fetal position under the washbasins. He couldn' t speak and
- 7:38covered his face. One of the teachers took one of his hands just to
- 7:42let him see three deep scratches on the child' s face. He was
- 7:47questioned what had happened. However, he was so terrified that he could not
- 7:51mediate any words. He was taken to the hospital and that was the last
- 7:56time I saw him He didn' t go back to school and, from
- 8:00what I learned later, the scratch had taken his eye and the boy never
- 8:03spoke again. The only ones who seemed to know what had happened were him
- 8:09and my unicorn, which I had not seen since that day in the bathroom.
- 8:13To be honest, I was too afraid to question him about what had
- 8:18happened. That day. However, my luck didn' t last long.
- 8:22That day, my father had gone out to buy some things for dinner.
- 8:26It was only a matter of a few minutes, so I had left myself
- 8:31alone at home by that time. I was quite upset about everything that had
- 8:35happened. However, I was trying to seem calm in front of my father.
- 8:41I remember watching TV when I heard that childish music, which, despite
- 8:48having brought me quite happiness in a moment. Now, all he brought me
- 8:52was chills. I didn' t remember taking him back home, so I
- 8:58wouldn' t know how he used to get there. First of all,
- 9:01I started looking with my eyes at any place I could be. However,
- 9:05I couldn' t see it. Fear increased with every second passing by and
- 9:11before I fainted from fear, my father arrived. I remember him questioning me
- 9:16if I was okay, as I was somewhat pale, but since the music
- 9:22had stopped just when my father had opened the door, I could not explain
- 9:26the reason. That night, while I was almost completely immersed in the world
- 9:33of dreams, I was awakened back by that music, which now sounded distorted,
- 9:37which made it sound very scary. I remember immediately turning on my night
- 9:45light, which illuminated the room, showing how on the floor, a few
- 9:48meters from my bed, was the Unicorn. He didn' t do anything
- 9:54creepy, he just sat staring at me, I was so close to his
- 10:01da that I couldn' t speak, but it wasn' t necessary.
- 10:03The Unicorn spoke first questioned me because I had not gone to look for him.
- 10:09His voice was different from that sweet fantasy voice with which I used to
- 10:13answer my questions sounded more serious and somewhat frightening. The only thing I could
- 10:20say at the time was that I tried to look for him, but he
- 10:24was gone. I knew he was lying and I was completely convinced that he
- 10:28knew. We were also both silently watching, which seemed to me to be
- 10:33an eternity, although it should have been only about five minutes. Then I
- 10:37braved myself and questioned him what had happened that day in the bathroom. The
- 10:45Unicorn kept silent and only let go I was still in charge. I didn
- 10:48' t know what to answer about it. I didn' t understand what
- 10:52was happening, but what he said next was that he had taken over and
- 10:56I had abandoned him. The latter part said it with a diabolical voice.
- 11:03The temperature in my room began to drop sharply, which made me much more
- 11:07afraid. At that time, my night light went out and I could only
- 11:13hear that unicorn laughing in a childish way, which increased my fear. Suddenly
- 11:20in a flash, the light lit up back into the room, just to
- 11:24make me see that the unicorn was no longer where I had seen him.
- 11:28Now it was on my bed, right at my feet. The fear for
- 11:33that moment had paralyzed me completely. Despite wanting to jump out of bed and
- 11:39run, I couldn' t do it. The unicorn looked at me with
- 11:43those lifeless eyes and soon questioned me if I was interested in knowing exactly what
- 11:48had happened that day in the bathroom. At the end of saying that,
- 11:54a stinking smell began to flood the room. At the same time, my
- 11:58life night lamp began to flash intermittently. Every time it went on. I
- 12:03could see something coming out of that unicorn. Something frightening was like a man
- 12:09who had little hair and a mouth with sharp teeth, but the worst was
- 12:15his hands, which did not seem human, because they ended up in sharp
- 12:20claws. My lips finally managed to shed a loud cry, which alerted my
- 12:26father, who ran into my room just to realize that there was nothing there,
- 12:31there was no trace of the Unicorn or that strange being. I was
- 12:37just shaking and I don' t remember much more than that night. I
- 12:41think I ended up sleeping with my dad I never saw the Unicorn again or
- 12:48heard from him. I really appreciate it. Over the years, I realized
- 12:52that talking to me like that wasn' t normal. I remember even researching
- 13:00on the Internet about those dolls that not only had fifty pre- recorded phrases,
- 13:07but that, being a toy designed for girls, all of these were
- 13:11aimed at the female gender. Even though the Unicorn addressed me at all times
- 13:15as he did. Today I have nightmares about that last night I saw the
- 13:22Unicorn. I don' t know what it was or where it came from,
- 13:26but I' m pretty grateful that it' s gone from my life
- 13:31and I' m just begging that no one else has it in their possession.
- 13:37My name is Andrew and the experience I' m going to tell you
- 13:43next is one of the most mysterious and strange events, which I have not
- 13:46even been able to explain to this day. It all started when I was
- 13:5214. He had two brothers under the age of ten and one brother under
- 13:56the age of eight. We lived with my mother, who always had a
- 13:58hard time or had the best. She worked hard to keep all three of
- 14:05us, so many times we were cared for by our grandmother. She was
- 14:09a very kind woman and I remember her very fondly. The moment when she
- 14:13had to leave was one of the most painful moments of my life. After
- 14:18the funeral and everything that was involved, the time came when we had to
- 14:22clean my grandmother' s house. My mother had no more siblings, so
- 14:28she was going to do it alone, so she asked me for help,
- 14:31as she was the oldest. The cleaning was quite painful, as everything was
- 14:37full of memories of my grandmother. As I accommodated the things in his room,
- 14:43I realized that he had a trunk in which, when I opened it,
- 14:46I saw that it was full of toys. That seemed a little strange
- 14:50to me, as I could not understand what my grandmother was doing with so
- 14:54many toys. I thought that, since Christmas was close enough, I s
- 14:58s had bought to give them away at parties, although I thought they were
- 15:03all too childish for me, I remember teaching them to my mother, which
- 15:09came to exactly the same conclusion that I had come up with. He said
- 15:13yes, I wanted to take them to my brothers and that I could stay
- 15:18with one of them. I went through the trunk trying to find something that
- 15:22I thought my grandmother would have thought was perfect for me. However, there
- 15:26was not much to choose from. They were all pretty childish and I didn
- 15:31' t like them too much, or at least this was until almost at
- 15:37the bottom of the trunk I could find a little clown this was quite peculiar.
- 15:41His body was made of rag and cotton, while his hands and head
- 15:46were made of a hard plastic. Her hair was small strips of orange stammer,
- 15:52but without a doubt what caught the most attention was that her face was
- 15:56painted with a sad expression, which made me a little bit or strange for
- 16:00a clown even so I thought it would be a very good thing to keep
- 16:07it forever to remember my grandmother. I remember that, having no intention of
- 16:11playing with him, I sat him on a ledge that was almost at the
- 16:15foot of my bed, I assumed it was a good place. That would
- 16:18be the first thing I' d see when I woke up and the last
- 16:23thing I' d see before I slept and this way I could always remember
- 16:30my grandmother things started getting weird since the first night. I remember I woke
- 16:33up because of some noises, which because of the darkness I couldn' t
- 16:38identify where they came from. I wanted to turn the light on. However,
- 16:41as much as I moved the switch, the light didn' t turn
- 16:45on. I figured this one was gone, so I stopped trying. My
- 16:51sight was increasingly adapting to the darkness. However, he was still unable to
- 16:56see what that was all about. I got out of bed and tried to
- 17:00turn on the light one last time. To my surprise, this time it
- 17:04worked. The light went on lighting the whole room. It was then that
- 17:11I saw that the clown was not on the ledge, rather he was on
- 17:15the floor, but he was sitting in the same position where I had left
- 17:18him on the ledge. That was quite strange to me, but I imagined
- 17:23that maybe he had just fallen and somehow had fallen into that pose I didn
- 17:30' t want to inquire much about it. I brought him back to his
- 17:33ledge and went back to sleep. When I woke up the next morning,
- 17:37I realized that the clown had fallen back from the shelf, only this time
- 17:41he was not sitting. I was lying there. I thought maybe I put
- 17:47him wrong in my hurry to get back to bed, so, without giving
- 17:51it much importance, I would put him back on the shelf. Because my
- 17:56grandmother had left us with the responsibility of taking care of my younger brothers,
- 18:00she had fallen upon me. I didn' t understand, since I knew
- 18:04my mother had to work that day. My mother had had to take a
- 18:11night shift, so I was going to sleep very late because she was tired
- 18:15and had asked me to give my brothers breakfast I didn' t know what
- 18:21to give them, since I didn' t know how to cook, so
- 18:25I chose to serve them some cereal. While I was serving, I noticed
- 18:29how John, my ten- year- old brother, had some strangers,
- 18:33scratches on his arm, I questioned him what had happened to him. He
- 18:37told me he didn' t know I woke up with them. When I
- 18:42examined David, my other brother, a little more, I realized that he
- 18:45not only had a scratch on his arm, but he also had a bruise
- 18:51on his shoulder. I questioned them about it, but they stood firm saying
- 18:56that I had no idea how it had happened. After some thought I came
- 19:03to the conclusion that they had fought and that they did not want to be
- 19:07discovered. They had both invented that story. That day was Saturday, so
- 19:12I didn' t have to prepare them for school or anything like that.
- 19:17After breakfast, I left my brothers watching TV, while I was getting ready
- 19:22to wash some clothes. The place where we were washing our clothes was a
- 19:27little at the bottom of the house, so I was completely alone. On
- 19:32that occasion, however, I felt quite observed. I couldn' t concentrate
- 19:37on my work, and that' s when I started to hear something very
- 19:42similar, crying tears of deep sadness. I figured they could be my brothers.
- 19:48However, as soon as I went to the room to see them,
- 19:52I found them still watching television, alien to those noises that I had been
- 19:57listening to moments ago. Even when I asked them if everything was all right,
- 20:03they answered yes. I figured maybe they could come from the neighbors,
- 20:07maybe from some baby, because that' s how it sounded. So I
- 20:11set out to do my laundry again. However, when I returned right in
- 20:17front of the door, the clown was sitting there, he was just sitting
- 20:22there He seemed to be seeing me with that sad look. I lifted him
- 20:27off the ground and angry. I went with my brothers to claim to be
- 20:32playing with him. I reminded them that that doll was not for play and
- 20:37that they were forbidden to touch it, but they missed it only denied having
- 20:44taken it and much less put it near the laundry room. I didn'
- 20:45t believe them, because I couldn' t conceive of that as the doll
- 20:52getting there by itself without believing them I took the doll to my room.
- 20:56I put it back on the shelf and this time, on leaving, I
- 21:00locked the door to my room so that my brothers could not go in and
- 21:06take the clown again. For the rest of that day. Nothing strange happened.
- 21:11However, that same night, while taking a bath, I realized that
- 21:17I had bruises on my back very similar to those my brothers had and I
- 21:22was sure that I had not had any blows that would have caused them for
- 21:27the rest of the days. That became a very strange normality. The clown
- 21:33never stayed on the shelf. I always found him on the floor, under
- 21:37my bed or outside my room and no matter how much I accused my brothers
- 21:44of moving him out of the place. They made sure I didn' t
- 21:47touch him. Even David had assured me that that clown was very scary to
- 21:52him, that he had been dreaming about him many nights and that he was
- 21:56responsible for the bruises and scratches, that that we or all of us had
- 22:00been presenting since that doll had arrived at the house. I refused to believe
- 22:06completely that that doll was possessed or anything bad that could be attributed to it,
- 22:11as it was the last thing I had left to remember my grandmother and
- 22:15the last thing I wanted was to relate it to something bad, so I
- 22:19ignored what my brothers said, like all those experiences, and tried to find
- 22:26more logical explanations. However, reality hit me on a stormy night. My
- 22:34brothers had gone to a pillage and my mother had a night shift, so
- 22:40I was left alone at home. That seemed great to me, as there
- 22:45were not many moments when I had time for myself, so I had planned
- 22:49a perfect day full of treats and movies. It was around 11: 30.
- 22:56When I was watching a horror movie, I could hear a few cries
- 23:02were exactly the same as the cries I had heard that day. When I
- 23:06was washing my clothes. Again, I thought it might be some neighbor'
- 23:11s baby or something. I knew I was alone, so it was impossible
- 23:15for me to come from my house. However, the more time passed.
- 23:21Those cries sounded closer to the point that seemed to come right from behind me.
- 23:27The weather did not favor everything that was going on, as a very
- 23:33strong storm filled with thunder and lightning had fallen, which caused my courage to
- 23:37vanish completely. I decided to turn off the TV and go to bed.
- 23:42I remember as I was walking towards my room, thunder caused all the lights
- 23:48in the house to go out and I, for my part, ran as
- 23:52fast as I could until I took refuge under the blankets. While I was
- 23:57under the blankets l of the one of rs that crying seemed to be getting
- 24:02closer to me. Mixed with thunder and rain from the outside. My breath
- 24:07was heavy and quite fearful. I soon felt like something was moving in my
- 24:12bed. I was too afraid to find out and see what was there.
- 24:18However, when I was trying to remember some prayer that could calm me down,
- 24:25lightning lit up most of my room, letting me see how there with
- 24:29me, under the blankets, was that clown, who again seemed to stare
- 24:36at me. The light faded again. I didn' t know how to
- 24:41act or what to do and before I could know it, I could hear
- 24:47a voice saying I' m hungry. There was no doubt about it.
- 24:49The clown had told me the fear. He toured my spine like electricity and
- 24:55made me uncover and run out of my room. I left my house and
- 25:00sat at the entrance until the first rays of the sun began to rise.
- 25:04It was until that moment that I dared to go back in. When I
- 25:08did, the house looked perfectly normal. I went to the room hoping to
- 25:14see the clown on the floor or anywhere, but this one was no longer
- 25:18there. I looked for him, but he was nowhere to be found.
- 25:22It was as if he had vanished. I never told anyone this. So
- 25:26far I don' t know what that doll was or because my grandmother kept
- 25:30it in a trunk. All I know is that I appreciate every day that
- 25:34I' m not in my life anymore, and I hope I never have
- 25:37to go through something similar. The story I' m going to tell you
- 25:47next is the vivid example of how evil can sneak into your home in the
- 25:51least expected ways, as happened to me a few years ago. Ever since
- 25:56I was a kid, I' ve always been interested in fanning out.
- 25:59Nothing I fell in love with that art since I was seven years old,
- 26:04when my father took me to a show with those puppets. I remember getting
- 26:08so excited that that same week my father bought me a little puppet and I
- 26:14practiced and practiced until my act was moderately decent. If I am completely sincere,
- 26:19that was not a very common pastime where I grew up, which is
- 26:23why it not only caught the attention of adults, but also made many children
- 26:29bother me. Still, I never left this hobby, as I really enjoyed
- 26:36it and over the years, I perfected it to the point of turning it
- 26:41into my job. For my twenty- six years I had a collection of
- 26:48ventriloque dolls too big, big guys. There was always room for one more.
- 26:52I saw them as my greatest treasures and always found myself looking for new
- 26:57dolls to add to my school. One day, though, that hobby cost
- 27:03me a lot. I was walking towards my house when I saw a bazaar
- 27:08that I found interesting. Many of my most precious possessions I had gotten in
- 27:15bazaars, so I did not hesitate a second to approach to take a look.
- 27:19The things there were quite common used and old books and appliances. However,
- 27:27a small gold mine came before my eyes when I saw on one of
- 27:32the tables next to many stuffed animals and toys. A ventriloque doll seemed handmade
- 27:37and although it looked old, it looked pretty well preserved. He was hand
- 27:45painted and dressed in a suit that seemed perfectly ironed. He also had a
- 27:52funny bow tie and his hair seemed to be real hair. His eyes were
- 27:56almost like those of a human, with the only difference that they shone too
- 28:00brightly. They were green and quite expressive. If I had to describe them
- 28:06in a word, I' d say they were hypnotic. I remember seeing
- 28:10him carefully and the more I saw him the more. I was fascinated.
- 28:14That doll seemed to be one of the first ventriloque dolls to exist. Everything
- 28:19seemed handmade and full of details. I loved asking the woman who took care
- 28:26of the bazaar if she had any cards or certificates of authenticity, which she
- 28:30didn' t have. He assured me that that doll had gotten it in
- 28:36his father' s basement, which he had died a couple of years ago.
- 28:41The lady really didn' t seem to understand the craftsmanship she had in
- 28:45her possession. He treated him more like a paperweight and wanted to get rid
- 28:49of him. I asked his price and I was surprised by himself, as
- 28:53he was far below what I could find on the Internet anywhere else. I
- 28:59didn' t even want to haggle. I just paid the price she said
- 29:03and took him home. As soon as I walked through the door of my
- 29:07home, I remember throwing all my stuff on the couch and putting myself through
- 29:11the doll. I could not believe that for that low price I had acquired
- 29:17that possession. I remember putting my hand in and starting to use it all
- 29:22seemed almost like a dream to me. I don' t know how long
- 29:26I' ve been playing and admiring the doll. All I know is that
- 29:29as soon as I wanted to know, it was almost 2: 00 in
- 29:33the morning. I left him sitting on my couch to go to sleep.
- 29:37However, as soon as I was almost asleep, I heard a loud noise
- 29:41in my living room, which made me rise immediately thinking that maybe a thief
- 29:47had entered or something. I remember taking the closest thing I found that was
- 29:52my broom and headed to the living room, but as soon as I turned
- 29:59on the light, the only thing I saw was my doll lying on the
- 30:02floor. He missed me very much, as I was sure he had left
- 30:06him sitting properly on the couch. However, I assumed that, perhaps because
- 30:11of the tiredness, I had not done so, so I put him back
- 30:14on the couch, laid him down and went back to bed. The next
- 30:18day, when I woke up and returned to my living room, I noticed
- 30:22that the doll was sitting just as I had left before I went to sleep
- 30:27the first time. That made me shudder. I was sure of what had
- 30:32happened the night before and that was not the position in which I had left
- 30:36him. I approached him and saw him carefully. I' m not gonna
- 30:41lie. I was a little scared. However, at that time I did
- 30:47not use to be a man who believed in paranormal events or possessions, so,
- 30:52after going around in my head many times, I assumed that maybe I
- 30:56had left it that way and that my memory of having returned to the living
- 31:00room to lay it down on the sofa had been nothing but a very vivid
- 31:03dream. But with that explanation my mind was not at all calm. I
- 31:11remember I even took him off the couch to put him with us. However,
- 31:15it didn' t matter where I put it or what I did with
- 31:18it. He always fell or was in a position where I didn' t
- 31:22remember putting him. But despite everything, I refused to believe that that doll
- 31:26could have something paranormal, since, as I said before. I didn'
- 31:33t believe in any of that. I remember one day I was hired for
- 31:37a children' s party and decided to take the doll, as I was
- 31:41quite anxious that it would be part of the group. However, I barely
- 31:45took it out of his case. The kids at the party started crying when
- 31:48they saw him. That was not so strange, as some children used to
- 31:53be afraid of Ventrilocou' s dolls, but this time it did not seem
- 31:59just fear, but rather an indescribable panic, which children could not control.
- 32:06I had to save the doll again and only then did the children manage to
- 32:09calm down. I didn' t know what to think about it. Something
- 32:13about me deserved that doll had something wrong. Yet another part of me refused
- 32:17to believe such a thing, as it was one of the dolls I had
- 32:22most hoped to have and the last thing I wanted was to get rid of
- 32:28it less by something as foolish as believing that I had a curse or something
- 32:31like that. That day, when I got home, I remember putting it
- 32:37on the shelf and seeing it for a long time trying to answer some of
- 32:43the unknowns that doll had with it. However, I remember that day going
- 32:46to sleep with more questions than answers. In my mind. That night I
- 32:52had a very strange and terrifying dream. I saw myself walking into the room,
- 32:55where I used to keep the dolls and when I entered absolutely all my
- 33:01dolls, from the largest to the youngest, had turned their heads directly towards
- 33:07me. They looked at me with those lifeless eyes and in the right center,
- 33:12on that shelf was the doll looking at me, unlike the others,
- 33:19they looked like humans. His gaze seemed to almost pierce my soul, generating
- 33:25a deep fear that would falter me to my bones. I walked straight towards
- 33:30him. It was as if I had no control of my own body and
- 33:35before I could figure it out, the doll opened its mouth and from it
- 33:38began to emerge a laughter which I could only describe as diabolical. He increased
- 33:45as soon as that doll fell on me. He was so strong, I
- 33:49couldn' t get him off my back. He seemed to want to bite
- 33:52me, and he actually did. He bit my neck I woke up,
- 33:57excited, stunned and disoriented. I had no idea what to think. But
- 34:00worst of all, he had a severe pain in his neck. I got
- 34:06out of bed and went straight to the bathroom to pour some water on my
- 34:09face, as that always relaxed me a little. When I saw my reflection
- 34:14in the bathroom mirror, I was horrified to see how on my neck I
- 34:19had a mark of what seemed to be a very ugly and deep bite,
- 34:23as if someone or something had tried to rip off a piece of skin,
- 34:29as it even bled a little. I was so shocked that I remember heading
- 34:34straight for the doll room. I took that puppet and horribly watched how in
- 34:39his wooden teeth there were traces of blood. There was no doubt for me
- 34:45that it was my own blood. That was too much for me. While
- 34:49I wasn' t still in my hands. I could feel as if that
- 34:53doll began to breathe, and that made me immediately let it go I ran
- 35:00out of the room, not without listening again to that dreadful diabolical laughter I
- 35:06had heard in my dream. I locked myself in the hope that I couldn
- 35:10' t get out to hurt myself. I was so confused and upset that
- 35:15I couldn' t sleep the rest of that night watching the door. However,
- 35:20not even a single sound occurred during that night. The next day I
- 35:27called one of my best friends to ask him to help me get rid of
- 35:30that doll. I didn' t tell him the whole story, as I
- 35:36was afraid to be branded lunatic, so I invented an absurd excuse about how
- 35:40old wood could contain termites and affect the rest of my dolls. But fortunately,
- 35:46my friend did not question much about it. It was he who opened
- 35:51the door and pulled out the doll, which assured me that it was on
- 35:54the ground, just where I had released it the night before. No or
- 35:59the doll to the garden and we set fire to it. I remember not
- 36:02wanting to look until the doll only remained ashes, a great weight, took
- 36:07off my shoulders and finally I could breathe relieved. However, that would not
- 36:14be the end. From that day on, any doll I had moved around,
- 36:19looked at me strangely and even at night I could hear them talking in
- 36:22the room. I had to throw away my entire collection no matter how much
- 36:30I loved it, and I could never have any ventriloquist doll or anything like
- 36:35it, because, no matter where they came from, sooner or later,
- 36:39they would start acting strangely. I hope one day to get rid of that
- 36:45curse I brought home. But if I' m honest, I doubt this
- 36:49will ever happen. What I am going to tell you next is an anecdote
- 36:58that still haunts me today and, no matter how much I wish to forget
- 37:01it. I know that won' t happen. I was born into a
- 37:06very low- income family, my mother Harta of the whole situation, left
- 37:10me and my brothers in the care of my father, who worked collecting plastics
- 37:15and cans in the trash, so that later I could sell them since I
- 37:22was right. My life was always getting up from five in the morning to
- 37:25go to the dumpsters to collect cans and bottles. I didn' t know
- 37:30anything else and I always thought that was the most normal thing in the world.
- 37:35I' m sure stopping option my father would never have given us that
- 37:38life full of shortcomings, but still, I think he always did the best
- 37:45he could. I remember that day, as if it were yesterday, it
- 37:49was the eve of the day of kings, although we never received any gift
- 37:54or anything like it Dad used to tell us that our house was so small
- 37:59that it was difficult for the wise men to find it. That day began
- 38:02like any other, we got up very early and went to the dump to
- 38:07look for cans and bottles. We were divided into different sections in order to
- 38:13achieve more space. I had just turned nine, so it was time I
- 38:16could be in my own section on my own. I remember in particular that
- 38:22it was very cold and the gloves my father had given me to dig into
- 38:28the trash were too big for me, so I chose to remove them.
- 38:31Despite the cold and dirt. It had been a good morning. I had
- 38:37too many cans and I was proud about it. However, while digging into
- 38:43the trash, I found a black bag, which, believing that I could
- 38:46have something to serve, I uncovered it big. It was my surprise when
- 38:52I saw that there was a lot of metal, which we also collected everything
- 38:58that was inside the one whose bag seemed to be quite useful. And while
- 39:02I was going through everything between things, I found a small metal box,
- 39:07which caught my attention right away because it wasn' t like the other copper
- 39:13or silver metal pieces. This one had striking colors and bright rainbow colors.
- 39:21The box looked new and I quickly knew it was a toy. I remember
- 39:28thinking that, since they couldn' t find my house, the wise men
- 39:31had put my gift there, as that box looked new. However, I
- 39:37did not know very well what it was. I was just sure it was
- 39:39a toy. I took it out of the garbage bags and noticed that it
- 39:44had a small hole in which I assumed that it had a lever I looked
- 39:50a little in the bag before finding it, which fit perfectly in that hole.
- 39:55I had no problem putting it back in place and without wasting time,
- 40:00I started to wind it up. I remember clearly that as I was spinning,
- 40:07this one was emitting a childish tune that I loved in a moment.
- 40:09The box opened by jumping from it a little clown, which seemed to be
- 40:15made of rag. He was very adorable and had a big smile on his
- 40:20face. I was completely fascinated by everything related to that musical box. I
- 40:28remember running out to where I knew my brother Peter was, who had not
- 40:32been very lucky at the gathering of the day. However, he was excited
- 40:37when I showed him the musical box. He called my two other brothers,
- 40:44who were equally fascinated. We all agreed to share the musical box and thus
- 40:50took it home. We didn' t have many toys, so that musical
- 40:55box stood out wherever, that we put it. I must have roped him
- 41:00a thousand times before going to sleep, but that very night I had a
- 41:04rather restless dream. I remember running into what seemed to be an endless corridor
- 41:09with nothing but that tune in the music box. Ringing over and over again.
- 41:15I didn' t know what he was running from. I just knew
- 41:17I had to run too fast so it wouldn' t catch up with me
- 41:22like it usually is in dreams. It didn' t make much sense.
- 41:24I remember feeling pain in my legs. From so much running, the tune
- 41:29of the musical box repeated itself over and over again to the degree of almost
- 41:34driving me crazy. Suddenly I could feel as if a pair of bony,
- 41:38cadaveric hands took me by the ankles and pulled me into the dark. Before
- 41:44I hit the ground, I woke up abruptly, sweating and trembling, almost
- 41:50crying. I remember turning around just to see my brothers. Sleeping peacefully.
- 41:55I had no idea what time it was, but because of the light leaking
- 41:59out the window, I could see that the musical box was open and the
- 42:04clown was peeking out of it. It was almost like he was staring at
- 42:09me at the time. I didn' t think it was adorable, rather
- 42:14it seemed rather scary. I remember covering myself completely with the sheets and closing
- 42:19my eyes hard trying to forget that scene. For my fortune it worked,
- 42:24as in a short time I fell asleep again. The next day, when
- 42:30we were awakened by my father to go back to work, I noticed how
- 42:35my brother James, who was the eldest, had on his right shoulder three
- 42:38ugly scratches, of which he complained as soon as he took off the shirt
- 42:44he used to sleep with. We' re trying to find an explanation for
- 42:49those scratches. We had no pets that could do it and none of us
- 42:54would have been able to do such damage, not even when we fought.
- 43:00As soon as my father noticed all the fuss, he said that perhaps the
- 43:04springs of the Mattress had gone out and scratched James' back without him waking
- 43:08up. None of us were convinced of that explanation. However, we didn
- 43:15' t want to contradict our father, so we just went to work.
- 43:21The day passed quickly and without surprises. It wasn' t until we got
- 43:27back that we noticed that our room was revolting. It was like a hurricane
- 43:30had gone through it. Our books, drawings and clothes were all over the
- 43:36place. We were very confused, since we were sure it wasn' t
- 43:43like that. When we leave home, we try to tell our father.
- 43:46However, he merely thought that we had caused that disaster and we wanted him
- 43:52to clean it up. That same night. I remember waking abruptly like the
- 43:59night before. I felt pretty scared, though I didn' t remember what
- 44:04I had dreamt. I was sure it had been the same dream the night
- 44:07before. I remember being very thirsty at the time, so I got out
- 44:12of bed to get some water. At that time I had not even looked
- 44:19at the musical box, but by pouring the water, I could see that
- 44:22the box was in the middle of the corridor. I had no idea why
- 44:27the box would be there, as both my brothers and I had put it
- 44:30in place. After playing with her for a moment, I thought I was
- 44:37even dreaming, as from one moment to another, that tune began to ring.
- 44:42That was quite similar to my dream, so much so that a chill
- 44:45ran through my back. I didn' t know what to think. Suddenly
- 44:49the box opened letting the little clown out I wanted to approach to take the
- 44:55box back to its place. However, when I did or did, a
- 45:00cold wind made my bones feel like Crystal. Fear took over me, leaving
- 45:06me completely paralyzed. I had no idea what to do or think about.
- 45:10I couldn' t even scream to alert my brothers or my father. That
- 45:15' s when the real nightmare began in the dark of the hallway, I
- 45:22began to notice how a silhouette began to form right behind the box. It
- 45:27was quite humanoid only that his head was very strange. In time I could
- 45:31give more features to that form I could see his face, which was cadaveric.
- 45:37His eyes were sunk and lifeless. But that wasn' t the worst.
- 45:42The worst thing was that his head had no hair, only stood out
- 45:46a pair of horns similar to those of a goat. His arms were long,
- 45:51so long that they almost touched the ground and ended up in sharp black
- 45:55claws. But the worst was his feet, which were the same as those
- 46:00of a goat. I wanted to run screaming, but my feet seemed to
- 46:06be stuck to the ground and my screams just got stuck in my throat.
- 46:09For a moment I thought that being would die of a nightmare, seemed to
- 46:16be enjoying my fear, and at one point it fell upon me, threw
- 46:21me to the ground and began to hang me all while laughing in a diabolical
- 46:25and perverse way that at the same time looked like sounds of different animals.
- 46:30I wouldn' t know how to describe it. All I know is what
- 46:32' s the scariest thing I' ve ever heard. I have no idea
- 46:37what woke my father up, as I could hear the door of his room,
- 46:42open the creature, let my neck loose, letting me breathe and letting
- 46:46a loud cry go, which made my father run straight into the hallway.
- 46:52My father says he couldn' t see the creature. However, he could
- 46:57notice a frightening aroma could and what seemed to be smoke, a black smoke
- 47:01entering directly into the music box, ran towards me and noticed how he had
- 47:07multiple burns, both in his arms and neck. I don' t remember
- 47:14much about that, since I passed out and woke up in the hospital.
- 47:16My brothers say my father threw that musical box in the trash, so I
- 47:21have no idea where he is right now. I have no idea it was
- 47:27that thing or why I lived in that toy. All I know is that
- 47:30I hope no one finds it or has it in their possession. My name
- 47:38is Sebastian and what I am going to tell you next is a part of
- 47:44my life to which I have not been able to find an explanation and it
- 47:47is also to warn people about the evil that can exist in the world.
- 47:52I grew up in a pretty rural village. I was an only child and,
- 47:55if I am sincere, it was quite naughty that I had triggered that
- 48:02for my few eleven years I already had multiple wounds and broken bones. My
- 48:07parents used to say I had more lives than a cat. I didn'
- 48:12t used to care much about my safety, which had triggered many accidents.
- 48:16However, one of them was the worst of all. I remember finding a
- 48:22very old bike in the trash. My friends said it was junk and that
- 48:28was the reality. However, I saw her strong enough to be able to
- 48:32use it. I climbed a very steep hill and without thinking too much about
- 48:38it, I decided to jump on that bike. It didn' t take
- 48:43long for what was feared to happen. The bicycle began to disarm in the
- 48:46middle of the road and that caused me to fall to the ground before half
- 48:51the slope. I struck many times before I could stop. When I regained
- 48:57consciousness I was in the hospital. He had points and a cast on his
- 49:01leg. My mother was almost on the verge of crying when she saw me
- 49:07wake up. Apparently, I had been in a coma for almost two days
- 49:12and my injuries had been far more severe than they had been before. It
- 49:16had been so that the village hospital had been unable to do anything with me
- 49:21and had moved me to the city. That was why my father was not
- 49:24there, as he had returned to the village to be able to continue working,
- 49:30and my mother was in my care. When I woke up, I
- 49:37had to go through several tests and medical tests, especially to make sure I
- 49:42hadn' t had brain damage. For my fortune, I was perfectly fine,
- 49:46except for the broken bone in my leg. The doctors assured my mother
- 49:51that I would find myself well and that I would be discharged in a couple
- 49:54of days. That gave him the confidence to go to one of the shelters
- 50:00so he could take a shower and eat something that did not come from the
- 50:04hospital vending machine. I remember the first night I spent it alone and conscious
- 50:09in that hospital, I was still in the pediatric area, in which there
- 50:15were many toys, more than I had ever seen in my entire life.
- 50:20I remember that several of the children who were there avoided playing with what,
- 50:24in my opinion, was the most striking toy of all. It was a
- 50:30monkey, but it wasn' t any monkey. This one had a couple
- 50:34of dishes in each hand and wore a funny yellow suit like an overall,
- 50:39which had a matching hat. I remember taking the toy and realizing that I
- 50:45had a mechanism, I didn' t hesitate for a second to press the
- 50:50button. Almost two minutes passed without anything happening. I remember being very disappointed,
- 50:57as I really wanted to see what I was doing. However, at
- 51:00the least expected moment, the monkey began to move making a characteristic sound of
- 51:07the monkeys before beginning to move his arms to pretend to play the cymbals.
- 51:12The sudden movement and noise made me throw it to the ground. But in
- 51:15doing so I noticed how the lid that gave access to his batteries opened and
- 51:22caused one of his batteries to come out. However, the doll did not
- 51:27stop playing and I was stunned with the ugly noise here I was very scared,
- 51:32as I knew that those dolls should not work if they did not have
- 51:37their full batteries. However, one of the nurses came in and lifted that
- 51:42toy off the floor, telling me to be more careful at the time.
- 51:46The monkey stopped moving. The nurse didn' t see what had happened.
- 51:51He offered it back, but I didn' t want to take it again,
- 51:55so he just put it in place before the rest of that night.
- 52:00I remember being watched at all times by that toy, which seemed to follow
- 52:07me with a look wherever I tried to move. I remember even getting close
- 52:12in a moment and turning it to the wall so that I didn' t
- 52:15have to see those jumping eyes anymore. That seemed to work for a moment,
- 52:21even I had almost forgotten. I was able to sleep without inconvenience.
- 52:24However, I woke up in the middle of the night because of a rather
- 52:30peculiar noise, which was that of that pair of saucer ringing at the same
- 52:34time, that was impossible. Not only had he not given him rope,
- 52:38but the battery had rolled under a piece of furniture, so he did not
- 52:43have his full batteries. Just in case that toy had turned around again to
- 52:49look directly at my bed. I didn' t know what to think or
- 52:53what to do. I was completely scared. However, nothing would prepare me
- 52:59for what he saw and then the monkey stopped playing and just looked straight into
- 53:02my bed. I thought he' d stay in that position for the rest
- 53:08of the night, but I had no idea soon enough. It began to
- 53:13move spasmodically and quite robotically, but began to move. He stood up and
- 53:20looked down. I couldn' t see him, but I could hear the
- 53:25noise of his saucers. Hitting the ground, I didn' t know what
- 53:29to do. I wanted to scream, but at the same time I thought
- 53:32about what I would tell the person to come to my help. I could
- 53:36feel my sheets begin to stretch. I knew he was trying to climb to
- 53:42where I was. That was the last thing I could take. I shouted
- 53:46with all the forces I had alerting the nurses, who came in immediately to
- 53:52see what was happening to me. However, they could not see the toy
- 53:57or anything like it and n or even when I tried to tell them,
- 54:02they simply looked at each other with disbelief and asked me to go back to
- 54:06sleep. They seemed upset that I had interrupted anything they were doing at the
- 54:10time. As soon as they left, I never saw or heard the doll
- 54:16again for the rest of the night, but I couldn' t sleep.
- 54:21The next day, as soon as my mother came back, I begged us
- 54:25to leave that I didn' t want to stay there another minute. However,
- 54:30she told me that I could not leave yet, as the doctors had
- 54:35recommended that I stay there one more night. I remember begging for hours asking
- 54:40her to leave or, in her absence, for her to stay with me,
- 54:45but she assured me that she could not stay because of hospital policies.
- 54:49He also told me that everything I told him sounded like a nightmare and assured
- 54:54me that the dolls did not move on their own. My efforts were completely
- 55:00vain and once again I was left alone that night because I had hardly slept
- 55:06the night before. The dream ended up beating me almost midnight and I was
- 55:12awakened because I felt something on my feet. When I opened my eyes to
- 55:16the darkness, it wouldn' t allow me to see exactly what it was
- 55:20about. However, as my eyes were adapting to that darkness, I could
- 55:25see the silhouette of that toy monkey, which seemed to walk in my terrified
- 55:30bed. I started kicking and spanking trying to get him out of my bed,
- 55:37but all my attempts seemed useless. The monkey seemed to dodge everything quite
- 55:42easily. I thought about screaming, but all I could do at the time
- 55:47was remember the attempt the night before and nothing assured me this time would be
- 55:52no different. In one of my attempts, I managed to get him out
- 55:58of my bed. I could hear it as if it were moving on all
- 56:01fours very quickly. I thought maybe he was gone, since it was almost
- 56:06fifteen minutes ago when I didn' t hear or see him I thought I
- 56:12' d managed to scare him off somehow. However, very soon I realized
- 56:14that this was not so. This happened as he began to sleep. I
- 56:20didn' t want to fall asleep, but the tiredness was beating me and
- 56:24I ended up succumbing. At one point I could feel what seemed to be
- 56:28a rope surrounding my neck, although then I saw it was my serum hose.
- 56:32That made me wake up completely and then I realized that it was not
- 56:37a dream. Literally, the hose was around my neck and it was tightening
- 56:44more and more. I could feel that monkey pulling the hose in his hands
- 56:51all while he was emitting. Those awful sounds. For a moment I could
- 56:55swear that he was laughing while I was short of air and tried to take
- 57:00it from me, but this one had an unnatural force. I couldn'
- 57:05t even scream. I felt like the air was leaving my body and I
- 57:08thought I would die. As one of my last efforts, I managed to
- 57:13spank the tray where I had been served dinner that night and it fell to
- 57:17the ground causing a big noise. The nurses came in almost immediately and when
- 57:23the lights went on, I could feel the rope around my neck stop tightening.
- 57:30As I tried to catch up, I could see how the nurses were
- 57:36looking at my neck with horror, which was red and with rather peculiar marks
- 57:40on it. For my fortune, I wasn' t left alone for the
- 57:45rest of the night. However, I could not even speak to tell what
- 57:49had happened. It just dawned and my mother came back. The doctors told
- 57:53him what happened. No one could give an exact explanation of what had happened
- 58:00and since I had refused to speak completely. They had suggested to my mother
- 58:05to take me to the psychologist or something, as they thought I had caused
- 58:09that wound. My mother was not one of those who believed in psychologists,
- 58:14or anything like that, so she ignored that recommendation for my fortune, that
- 58:19same day I was discharged and my mother took me home. I have no
- 58:24idea what happened to that toy and I don' t want to know.
- 58:28I just hope I never run into that thing again. What I am going
- 58:37to tell below is a chapter of my life that still torments me and generates
- 58:42unknowns to this day, even though this happened more than ten years ago.
- 58:47The story begins when I was fifteen and lived in Texas. My life was
- 58:53quite normal like that of any teenager. However, at that age all my
- 58:59friends had a car of their own, which generated in me a huge desire
- 59:04to buy one too. However, even though my parents worked hard, they
- 59:08could not give me such a longed for object. Therefore, I decided to
- 59:14work as a nanny so I could save enough to buy the car. This
- 59:20work was quite common among girls my age and thanks to the fact that I
- 59:23had generated a certain fame of being a responsible girl, I did not lack
- 59:28work. There were times when the children were so quiet that I just had
- 59:32to sit on the couch and make sure they were asleep until their parents arrived.
- 59:39Although I also often encountered rude children who said that, not being an
- 59:44adult as such, I had no authority whatsoever, but I endured everything because
- 59:49of my great desire to buy a car, which seemed to be getting closer
- 59:53and closer. However, all that routine of work laughed goddess boated. One
- 1:00:00day in December. I remember coming from school when my mother told me that
- 1:00:05a woman had called to request my babysitting services. Since I was not at
- 1:00:10home, she asked me to contact her as soon as possible, since she
- 1:00:15was really urging a babysitter for that night. I didn' t hesitate for
- 1:00:20a second to return the call We crossed a couple of words about my rates,
- 1:00:25how many children were or whether one of them was a baby. However,
- 1:00:30the lady said that it was only a girl of about seven years old,
- 1:00:34who was quite quiet, who had a night job and her usual nanny.
- 1:00:39He had resigned without giving further explanations, which was why he was desperate
- 1:00:45to get someone. All that I saw as an opportunity for a fairly stable
- 1:00:51hiring, since, from what I had understood, this woman had a lot
- 1:00:55of night schedules, so if everything went out she would or it or it
- 1:00:59was more likely that I could do my job more than once a week with
- 1:01:02that girl without further ado I wrote down the address and that same night I
- 1:01:08went to that house. As soon as I walked through the door, I
- 1:01:13noticed something a little strange, since the whole house seemed pretty neat. It
- 1:01:17was like there were no children. I remember questioning the mother about where the
- 1:01:22child was, which she was supposed to take care of, to which she
- 1:01:27replied that she was in her room and that she used to spend all day
- 1:01:30there, so she wouldn' t give me much trouble. I just had
- 1:01:34to make sure he did his homework and went to bed before nine o'
- 1:01:37clock at night. I thought that was pretty good. It seemed to be
- 1:01:44a fairly simple job, not to mention that for the mother it didn'
- 1:01:49t seem to be any kind of problem. The money even offered to pay
- 1:01:52me a little more, if it could take longer than expected. Once everything
- 1:01:57was clear, the mother went to her job, leaving me alone with her
- 1:02:01daughter. By that time, I had not yet seen the girl, which
- 1:02:06seemed a little strange to me, as the children I had worked with.
- 1:02:12They used to be quite curious about who would care for them and were often
- 1:02:17present while parents explained the rules to be followed. However, the girl seemed
- 1:02:22not to want to leave her room, so I decided to come up to
- 1:02:28make sure everything was okay. I barely climbed all the stairs. I could
- 1:02:34hear the laughter of the girl at the same time that I heard, as
- 1:02:37she said something, but that was not the strangest thing. What was really
- 1:02:42strange was that as soon as the girl stopped talking, someone seemed to answer
- 1:02:45her, a voice completely different from that of the girl was harsher and if
- 1:02:52she had to say it in some way like that of an adult with tobacco
- 1:02:55problems. That alarmed me a lot, since the mother had assured me that
- 1:03:00no one was in the house except the girl and I, so I rushed
- 1:03:04to her room and opened the door. The scenario I found was quite normal,
- 1:03:10if we had to call it somehow. However, there was something that
- 1:03:15didn' t end up square, since everything seemed to be mounted in a
- 1:03:21meticulous way to make him think everything was okay. The girl was sitting on
- 1:03:25the floor, carpeted with a huge teddy bear sitting right in front of her.
- 1:03:30Around you. There were some toy frets and dolls, it was like
- 1:03:36they were playing tea. As I said before, it seemed like a fairly
- 1:03:42common scenario, but at the same time, something seemed wrong. In that
- 1:03:45a slight chill ran through my back as I saw the bear. This was
- 1:03:51quite different from any other teddy that I had seen before, as both his
- 1:03:55nose and his eyes seemed as real or above all eyes were almost like a
- 1:04:01person' s. In spite of all that, and not wanting to scare
- 1:04:06or make the child uncomfortable, I asked her what she was doing. However,
- 1:04:12she seemed not to listen to me or deliberately ignore me to continue playing
- 1:04:17with her bear. I tried to question her a couple more times than she
- 1:04:21did, but the result was always the same, so I decided to let
- 1:04:27her play and go down to the room. While I was doing so,
- 1:04:30I began to think that it was what I had heard, since there was
- 1:04:33no one else in the room but the girl and I refused to believe that
- 1:04:39she could change her voice that way just to play it. I thought so
- 1:04:43much, that I finally convinced myself that the girl might be wanting to play
- 1:04:47a joke, so I decided to just forget everything. I was watching TV
- 1:04:53for almost an hour and a half before going back up, to make sure
- 1:04:57the girl was okay, also to ask her if she had already done her
- 1:05:01homework at school and if she wanted to have dinner at that time or wanted
- 1:05:06to do it a little later. However, when I entered, I noticed
- 1:05:11that the girl was in exactly the same position as I had seen her last
- 1:05:15time. I found that very strange, as I did not think it was
- 1:05:20a very comfortable position to be for more than an hour and a half.
- 1:05:25So, trying to seem friendly, I asked him if he wanted to play
- 1:05:30something with me. That question made the girl look at me for the first
- 1:05:34time since she had arrived in that house, looked at her bear and then
- 1:05:39told me that she could only play if her bear played. I had also
- 1:05:43dealt with children who were attached to their dolls, to the extent that they
- 1:05:47pretended to be alive, so it didn' t seem so strange to me.
- 1:05:53And even though that bear made me a little nervous, I didn'
- 1:05:57t find a real reason to say no, so I agreed to play and
- 1:06:01proposed playing hide and seek. The girl accepted that idea almost immediately and told
- 1:06:06me that she and her bear would count first and I should hide, which
- 1:06:12I accepted. I could hear how the girl started counting while I was leaving
- 1:06:16the room and looking for a good place to hide in a house I didn
- 1:06:21' t know well. My search turned out a little difficult. Finally,
- 1:06:27I chose to hide in the bathroom. I knew it wasn' t supposed
- 1:06:30to be too hard a place, so I just went into the bath tub
- 1:06:34and closed the curtain to hide completely. I should have been in that tub
- 1:06:40for almost seven minutes. I didn' t hear any sound. Besides my
- 1:06:44breathing, the whole house seemed to be in absolute silence. That missed me
- 1:06:49a little bit, since the children are usually a little scandalous when it comes
- 1:06:54to looking even so, I decided to wait a little longer when I was
- 1:07:00about to leave my hiding place to see if the girl was okay I could
- 1:07:04hear someone open the bathroom door at that time I lay back in Latin,
- 1:07:11thinking that at any moment the girl would run the curtain and then find me.
- 1:07:16However, I could not hear the child' s footsteps. What I
- 1:07:21did see was the shadow of that plush bear It was almost as if he
- 1:07:26was walking on his own. I didn' t listen to the girl anywhere,
- 1:07:33so I put on courage, stood up and myself crossed the curtain and
- 1:07:38could watch the plush bear sitting on the floor of the bathroom completely inert.
- 1:07:45It seemed almost as if I was looking at myself I came out of the
- 1:07:50bath and when I was about to carry the bear, I could hear the
- 1:07:55girl telling me not to do it. That was until then that I noticed
- 1:07:58that she was at the bathroom door. He looked at me a little serious,
- 1:08:02almost angry, so I decided not to touch the bear. I questioned
- 1:08:05if she had left him there, but she just shrugged her shoulders, grabbed
- 1:08:11the bear in her arms and told me it was my turn to look for
- 1:08:15them before running out of the bathroom to go hide all that experience. I
- 1:08:20' d gotten pretty nervous. However, the opportunity to have that income in
- 1:08:27a constant way made me not pay too much attention and continue the game.
- 1:08:31When I finished counting, I started looking around the house. I called her
- 1:08:35by her name and told her in a playful tone that I would soon find
- 1:08:40her. However, it didn' t matter where I looked. I couldn
- 1:08:45' t find the girl after a while. I began to worry seriously since
- 1:08:50it was almost time for him to go to bed. I remember even mentioning
- 1:08:56it to him telling him that his mother would soon return, so he had
- 1:09:00to leave his hiding place and the game was over. But my attempts were
- 1:09:03in vain. I was almost getting to the stairs to go down to the
- 1:09:09ground floor again and try to look for her there, but I barely set
- 1:09:14foot on the first step to descend I felt like I was pushed violently down
- 1:09:19the stairs. As soon as I got to the bottom of the stairs,
- 1:09:24I was very sore, but I could still move I looked up and there
- 1:09:30I could see with horror how that plush bear stood looking at me directly.
- 1:09:34The girl was nowhere to be found, but the bear was standing on its
- 1:09:39own. That scared me so bad I started screaming. At that time,
- 1:09:45the child' s mother was returning from her work and when she heard the
- 1:09:48screams, she rushed into the house. I pointed the stairs. However,
- 1:09:53the bear was no longer there at that time. The mother was not very
- 1:09:58interested in my explanations, as she was more concerned about my physical condition,
- 1:10:02as I was seriously hurt, although I had not noticed at that time I
- 1:10:08had the wrong foot. Emergency services took me to the hospital. I lied
- 1:10:14about the reason I fell down saying I had stumbled. I didn' t
- 1:10:18have the courage to tell the truth, since I knew they' d see
- 1:10:23me as if I were a lunatic I never went back to that house or
- 1:10:26to see that girl. I know that what I lived was real and since
- 1:10:30that day I am completely convinced that evil can dwell even in the most innocent
- 1:10:34things. I hope I never run into one again. My name is Andrea
- 1:10:45and the story I' m going to tell you next is a story that
- 1:10:49happened to me when I was fourteen years old and many may not believe me
- 1:10:55and I don' t blame them, because if it had happened to anyone
- 1:10:59else and this one told me, I' m convinced that I wouldn'
- 1:11:02t believe him either. I was never a big fan of dolls when I
- 1:11:06was a kid. I used to be more interested in other things like chemistry
- 1:11:12games and video games. I had always seen dolls as a toy with which
- 1:11:15you could only play in one way and it wasn' t very interesting,
- 1:11:20which is why my parents didn' t usually give me any. When I
- 1:11:26was 14, my grandmother passed away. If I' m completely frank,
- 1:11:30I didn' t feel much about it because my grandmother wasn' t very
- 1:11:34close to me. She used to want to be alone at home all the
- 1:11:38time. My parents used to visit her pretty often so she wouldn' t
- 1:11:44feel so lonely. However, she always said that she was not alone,
- 1:11:47although no one knew exactly what she meant. His death surprised us all and
- 1:11:54my parents informed me that we would all go to Grandma' s house to
- 1:11:59perform the funeral and all the arrangements that that event brings. I wasn'
- 1:12:02t very excited about it, since it was the beginning of the holiday and
- 1:12:08I wanted to be with my friends. However, I knew I had no
- 1:12:13choice. I had to go with them, as I would be almost a
- 1:12:17full week and my parents would not allow me to stay home alone. That
- 1:12:21' s how long we packed our things and went to my late grandmother'
- 1:12:28s house. As soon as we arrived, I remember everything seemed so strange
- 1:12:31to me, since the last time I was there I was about three years
- 1:12:36old, so some things had changed. My father asked me, please,
- 1:12:40to go to my grandmother' s room and take her photo album so that,
- 1:12:45in this way, they could choose one for the funeral. I wasn
- 1:12:51' t too excited about the idea of sneaking through my late grandmother' s
- 1:12:55stuff. However, I had no choice, so I went into the house
- 1:12:59and went to my grandmother' s room. I remembered as I entered it,
- 1:13:04he, like my grandmother, said that I was strictly forbidden to go
- 1:13:09in there and it seemed somewhat ironic to me. As soon as I turned
- 1:13:15on the light to enter the room, I saw something that left me speechless.
- 1:13:19My grandmother' s room was full of dolls. There were at least
- 1:13:24sixty ancient and porcelain dolls. They surrounded almost the whole room and seemed to
- 1:13:30be seeing the bed. I found that, by the way, creepy and
- 1:13:34thought that I could not sleep under the eyes of those horrible dolls whose eyes
- 1:13:41seemed quite realistic. All the time it took me to find the photo album,
- 1:13:48I remember feeling watched by those porcelain dolls, which, no matter where
- 1:13:54I moved, there was always one. For my fortune, in no way
- 1:13:59did I miss the album inside one of those drawers and came out as fast
- 1:14:02as I could. From there. I remember telling my father about how strange
- 1:14:06the room was. However, this one had other things to think about at
- 1:14:13the time and the only thing she just told me was that my grandmother really
- 1:14:16liked those dolls. That was the last time the theme of dolls was mentioned
- 1:14:23during that day. The funeral took place and as soon as it was over,
- 1:14:29I remember asking my father where we were going to sleep. The answer
- 1:14:31didn' t please me much, as he told me that we would obviously
- 1:14:35stay at my grandmother' s. I remember being installed in one of the
- 1:14:40guest rooms my grandmother had. I was relieved that I didn' t have
- 1:14:45to sleep in the same room as those dolls. Observing me, however,
- 1:14:51very soon I would realize that I did not need to sleep in the same
- 1:14:56room as those dolls to have an encounter with them. It was almost three
- 1:15:01o' clock in the morning. I always slept until very late my father
- 1:15:05even used to joke saying he was like a bat. What I liked most
- 1:15:10about the tranquility of the dawn was that everyone was asleep had a moment that
- 1:15:15was just for me. I was watching videos with my hearing aids on.
- 1:15:20When a sound alerted me they were heard as steps. I thought it might
- 1:15:27be one of my parents, who would make sure she was already asleep.
- 1:15:31So I turned off the phone and covered myself completely with the sheets to pretend
- 1:15:35I was asleep. Almost five minutes passed without me hearing anything more than those
- 1:15:42steps, which made me uncover, for I knew that if they were my
- 1:15:46parents, I had no intention of going to see if I was asleep.
- 1:15:51As soon as I did and saw directly at the door of the room,
- 1:15:56I could see a small shadow that was projected thanks to the light of the
- 1:16:00space, I got up from the bed to see what it was about,
- 1:16:04as I was sure it wasn' t about my dad or my mom.
- 1:16:08I walked down the hall and as soon as I looked through the door,
- 1:16:12I could see how a porcelain doll was sitting in the middle of it.
- 1:16:17I was rather surprised by that, as I was convinced that there was no
- 1:16:23doll in the hallway. When I went to sleep, I didn' t
- 1:16:27know how I got there. After thinking about it for a moment, I
- 1:16:30came to the conclusion that my father had put it there, as I used
- 1:16:34to have a rather dark moody style and telling her that my grandmother' s
- 1:16:39room made me uncomfortable, it was her twisted way of wanting to make a
- 1:16:43joke. However, as soon as I turned around to return to my room,
- 1:16:47I could hear a faint voice that seemed to say Mom, that made
- 1:16:53me shudder I ran straight to my room where I locked myself and did not
- 1:16:59dare to open the door of the al or rest of the night. The
- 1:17:01next day, while I was having breakfast, I was hoping my father would
- 1:17:06make some comment about the doll and how he had managed to scare me.
- 1:17:10However, that did not happen and I did not dare question anything about it,
- 1:17:15as I did not even know exactly what had happened. It happened one
- 1:17:20day and everything happened normally. I had set out to forget everything that had
- 1:17:26happened the night before and was accomplishing it. However, that same night I
- 1:17:30remember being almost asleep when I took off my hearing aids and turned off my
- 1:17:35phone while looking for a comfortable sleeping position. I began to hear noises that
- 1:17:43seemed to come from under my bed. My heart started beating so fast.
- 1:17:48I didn' t know what to think or what to do. However,
- 1:17:50the whispers were getting stronger and stronger. Despite that, I couldn' t
- 1:17:57understand what it was. What they were saying was like they were speaking in
- 1:18:00a language foreign to what I knew. But the worst thing was when I
- 1:18:04started feeling like something started climbing up my sheets. I couldn' t do
- 1:18:11it anymore and I screamed jumping out of bed. My cry alerted my parents,
- 1:18:14whom I found in the middle of the hall, I told them what
- 1:18:17I had heard and felt They were somewhat alarmed. They went to my room,
- 1:18:23but when they arrived they found nothing out of the ordinary. My father
- 1:18:27claimed that it had been a nightmare, while my mother blamed herself for seeing
- 1:18:32scary things on the phone until very late. However, I was sure that
- 1:18:39it had not been a nightmare or something I had imagined. That had been
- 1:18:45real, but I had nothing to check it out, so I just pretended
- 1:18:49to agree with those explanations and went back to my bed, but for the
- 1:18:54rest of that night I couldn' t sleep. The next day, my
- 1:18:59parents had to watch me leave because they had to fix some papers about my
- 1:19:02grandmother' s death. I remember begging to accompany you. However, they
- 1:19:08told me that it would be very boring and that I had nothing to do
- 1:19:12there, so it would be better if I stayed home. I remember being
- 1:19:16really scared as soon as my parents walked through the door. I' ve
- 1:19:20been locked up in my room for a long time. However, after a
- 1:19:24few hours I realized that nothing happened. A part of me thought that that
- 1:19:30might be about day and I thought that whatever was going on could only happen
- 1:19:34at night. That explanation filled me with a false tranquility that allowed me to
- 1:19:44relax. A little. Then, for a while, I set out to
- 1:19:47take a bath. My grandmother had a huge tub, which I really liked.
- 1:19:53I filled Latin with water and got into it. It was a rather
- 1:19:56relaxing moment and very soon I began to sleep in mine. I didn'
- 1:20:00t want to fall asleep. However, the fatigue was so strong that I
- 1:20:04ended up succumbing to the dream between dreams. I could hear the bathroom door
- 1:20:11opening, but I was so relaxed that I didn' t even care.
- 1:20:15I slept a little before feeling someone dip my head in the bath tub,
- 1:20:20I remember trying to get out in despair. However, whatever was holding my
- 1:20:26head was too strong. Despair flooded my being as I tried to get some
- 1:20:33air. I don' t know how long I was underwater. I just
- 1:20:36know I lost consciousness. For my fortune, my parents had arrived just at
- 1:20:42the right time and by not responding to their call, they found me in
- 1:20:45the bath tub. As soon as I regained consciousness, they were both dismayed
- 1:20:53to question what had happened. I thought for a moment about telling you what
- 1:20:58I' d seen. However, I would not believe myself as the past
- 1:21:00times, so I simply said that I did not remember it and that I
- 1:21:04did not know what had happened. That triggered my parents to decide to cut
- 1:21:12off the visit and come home that same day. That was a great relief
- 1:21:15to me. I never went back to that house or saw those dolls.
- 1:21:20I don' t know why my grandmother had them, but I' m
- 1:21:24sure something evil lived in them, something I never think I can understand.
- 1:21:34My name is Damian and the story I' m going to tell you next
- 1:21:39is pretty unlikely, so if you don' t believe it, I don
- 1:21:43' t really blame you. This happened when I was thirteen years old,
- 1:21:46I lived in Mexico City and was in second grade at the time I used
- 1:21:51to be a rather rebellious teenager and disrespectful to the people or beliefs of others.
- 1:22:00So much so that, even though my parents were Catholics and I myself
- 1:22:03had educated in a Catholic home, I had made it very clear to my
- 1:22:08parents that I would be atheistic, although this more than anything I had done
- 1:22:13to bring them the opposite. The companies I had during that age weren'
- 1:22:18t the best either. These were kids older than me, who used to
- 1:22:23skip classes to go drink or consume other kinds of things. My desire to
- 1:22:28want to fit in with these guys had caused me to start doing the same
- 1:22:32thing as them, and this had triggered my grades to be too low.
- 1:22:40I remember very well that day was the day of the dead. The streets
- 1:22:45were decorated with the theme of the date and I and my friends walked to
- 1:22:48the subway with all the intention of going to a party. We were almost
- 1:22:54there when we saw how at the entrance there was an old man sitting.
- 1:23:00This one had a paliacate tied to his head and it looked like he didn
- 1:23:04' t have one of his eyes. Beside her. He was sitting down
- 1:23:08a very old and ugly rag doll, which seemed to have been made by
- 1:23:13himself, as it seemed made with different pieces of cloth. It was also
- 1:23:17dirty, but the most characteristic thing was that her hair seemed to be real.
- 1:23:23I remember thinking that even he himself had cut his own hair to put
- 1:23:28on the doll. He had a can next to him, which was for
- 1:23:31people to leave him money. It also had a sign written on a piece
- 1:23:35of cardboard that said if we wanted to see the doll dance, then we
- 1:23:42should put ten pesos. Seeing the legend of that poster, I questioned one
- 1:23:46of my friends how that doll would do to dance if he didn' t
- 1:23:51seem to have strings or anything like that to perform such a feat. My
- 1:23:56question caused my whole group of friends to be interested in that man and his
- 1:24:00rag doll. So, forgetting what we were doing, we approached the Elder.
- 1:24:06One of my friends questioned the old man if the doll actually danced,
- 1:24:11to which the old man immediately answered affirmatively. That' s when I questioned
- 1:24:17him how that doll could dance if it wasn' t a puppet or anything
- 1:24:23like that. The old man didn' t answer my question. He just
- 1:24:28claimed again that the doll danced trying to play funny with my friends. I
- 1:24:33called the lying man and claimed that he just wanted to make easy money by
- 1:24:39cheating on people. The very serious man assured me that he wasn' t
- 1:24:43cheating on anyone. His serious tone made us question the truthfulness of his words.
- 1:24:48However, I did not want to lose that argument, so in a
- 1:24:54mocking tone, I proposed to the old man a deal. I took out,
- 1:24:58a hundred pesos bill of my artful car and said yes, the doll
- 1:25:00really danced. Then that money would be yours. The man seemed to light
- 1:25:08his eyes and brought his can to me to throw the money away. However,
- 1:25:12I refused to tell him that I would not give him the money until
- 1:25:15he showed us that the doll could dance. The old man looked right at
- 1:25:20me. I must admit, his look gave me the creeps. However,
- 1:25:26I think I was able to disguise it very well, since I kept my
- 1:25:30eye on it all the time. The old man put his hand on the
- 1:25:33doll and began to move it in different directions. It was almost a minute
- 1:25:38and a half without anything happening, which caused us to start laughing at him
- 1:25:44by calling him a liar and a con man. However, we would soon
- 1:25:47swallow up our words. The doll soon began to rise, which made everyone
- 1:25:54' s laughter suddenly cease, as we could not see any thread or anything
- 1:25:59that would make him stand up. The man stopped moving his hand. As
- 1:26:03soon as the doll got up and in front of our eyes, we could
- 1:26:09see how he began to move his feet and hands in a strange way similar
- 1:26:14to a dance. That was for sure. It just seemed like someone who
- 1:26:16never in his life had danced or seen how he was dancing was trying to
- 1:26:21do it. That happened for almost three full minutes before the doll collapsed again
- 1:26:28on the floor, all of us were quite amazed, so we just saw
- 1:26:33None could explain the trick of how the old man moved the doll. So
- 1:26:40I questioned him this time asking him how the old man did it he answered
- 1:26:46without hesitation that he had some friends on the other side, who moved him.
- 1:26:51I couldn' t help but make a strange face. I didn'
- 1:26:55t believe in ghosts or anything related to the paranormal. All that stopped me
- 1:27:00a total nonsense. My expression caused my friends to start laughing, but this
- 1:27:05time from me a little upset, I again questioned the truth about how the
- 1:27:11doll moved. However, the old man' s response was exactly the same,
- 1:27:17already more annoying. I told the old man that since he didn'
- 1:27:20t want to tell me how the doll danced, then he wouldn' t
- 1:27:26get his money. While I was saying this, I put the ticket back
- 1:27:29in the pockets of my pants. That made the old man upset too much
- 1:27:33by demanding his money and telling me that my word was worthless. Trying to
- 1:27:40sound even braver, I made a joke about how his friends on the other
- 1:27:45side could give him all that money while I turned around to get into the
- 1:27:48subway. However, when I did, the old man took my hand very
- 1:27:54hard by demanding his money. I don' t know why I did it
- 1:27:58and if I' m frank, I' m ashamed, even today,
- 1:28:01since I didn' t think of a better way to let go than to
- 1:28:05give it a push. That caused the old man to lose his balance and
- 1:28:10fall. I didn' t wait for him to get up. I just
- 1:28:14ran while we were running. I could hear, as some of my friends
- 1:28:18laughed and congratulated me for giving the old man what he deserved, although by
- 1:28:25that time I already felt quite guilty for having done such a thing. After
- 1:28:29all, he deserved the money I had denied him and could not help but
- 1:28:32think that since he was very old and fragile and that push could have seriously
- 1:28:39caused him great harm. However, I didn' t want to retract,
- 1:28:45so I kept running. I couldn' t even enjoy that party, as
- 1:28:50long as I tried to divert my thoughts. These returned to the old man.
- 1:28:55My conscience was bothering me, so I decided to leave with the excuse
- 1:28:59that I was feeling a little bad, with the intention of going back to
- 1:29:03where the old man was to give him his money, even a little more
- 1:29:09and apologize. However, when I arrived this one was no longer asking some
- 1:29:15people, but the only thing I got, in response was that it used
- 1:29:20to appear sometimes and disappear for days, so it was not safe to find
- 1:29:25him there. The next day, without being able to do anything else,
- 1:29:30I came home. The night fell rather quickly and when I tried to fall
- 1:29:34asleep, my thoughts returned again and again to that action I had done.
- 1:29:40I knew guilt wouldn' t leave me alone until I apologized to the old
- 1:29:45man. It was almost three o' clock in the morning. When the
- 1:29:47fatigue finally beat me. I had a rather strange dream. I found myself
- 1:29:54sitting on the ground without being able to move or have control of anything over
- 1:29:59my own horn. It was strange and in a moment, an invisible force
- 1:30:03made me rise up and start dancing the same way as that rag doll.
- 1:30:09I remember feeling a lot of pain every time one of my limbs moved.
- 1:30:14The pain was such that it made me wake up. I was exalted and
- 1:30:18trembling that dream. It seemed rather strange to me, but I attributed it
- 1:30:24to the guilt I had felt all day long. I tried to get back
- 1:30:29to sleep. However, no matter how hard he tried, he didn'
- 1:30:32t make it. That' s when, since I couldn' t sleep,
- 1:30:36I decided to play a little on my computer, which I had been
- 1:30:41confiscated because of my low grades. I knew she was in the dining room,
- 1:30:45so I just had to go get her. I left my room in
- 1:30:48the direction of the dining room. My mother used to lock my computer in
- 1:30:54one of the drawers. However, it was very easy to avoid it,
- 1:30:59as the prayer drawer below had no key and if I pulled it out completely,
- 1:31:02I could pull out the computer. From the bottom, I was in
- 1:31:05the task of removing the first drawer when I could hear a few blows in
- 1:31:12the kitchen window. This missed me very much, as it was early in
- 1:31:16the morning and no one should be banging on the windows. I left what
- 1:31:19I was doing to pay more attention. There was no doubt that someone was
- 1:31:26banging on the window. So, with the courage that only a teenager can
- 1:31:30have, I ran the kitchen curtain. I saw the old man on the
- 1:31:36other side, looking at me furious. That scared me too much and I
- 1:31:40took a couple of steps back. I had no idea how he got to
- 1:31:45my house. I told him to leave or I' d call the police.
- 1:31:49However, the man was still there. No change. He was just
- 1:31:54looking at me very angry. I didn' t know whether to run with
- 1:31:57my parents or call the police directly. As I thought about it, I
- 1:32:01could hear a slight tonada that began to rise with every second that passed to
- 1:32:05a degree of being stunner to my ears. I couldn' t explain how
- 1:32:11my parents didn' t wake up from such a scandal. I wanted to
- 1:32:15run out of the kitchen. However, as I turned around I could see
- 1:32:19that rag doll, which was dancing towards me. I wanted to scream,
- 1:32:25but the scream got stuck in my throat and all I could do was turn
- 1:32:30back the music. It kept ringing. The doll was getting closer to me.
- 1:32:35Then I lost consciousness. I woke up the next day, lying in
- 1:32:41the kitchen with my father and mother, quite worried, I could not tell
- 1:32:46them what happened, since I knew how absurd everything sounded, and I would
- 1:32:51have to tell them what I had done with the old man from that night.
- 1:32:57The visits of man became more and more resorted to, always at the
- 1:33:00same time, always with that doll, dancing towards me everything without me being
- 1:33:05able to move or scream. That was so until one day, as I
- 1:33:11was walking towards the subway, I saw him in a corner, I rushed
- 1:33:15to where he was and without even giving him a word, I put his
- 1:33:18money in the can and ran away. From that day on, the old
- 1:33:23man stopped visiting me and now I know that there are forces in this world
- 1:33:27that we cannot understand. I also learned to be more respectful, both with
- 1:33:30people and with their beliefs, stories written and adapted by Aurora. Escalante