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- 0:03At the age of eight, I witnessed an event that would change my life
- 0:07forever. My family lived in a small town where exciting news was rare and
- 0:13monotony was the norm. He had a curious mind and a heart full of
- 0:19amazement and that summer afternoon, something unusual was about to happen. My uncle,
- 0:25a thirty- five- year- old man, who didn' t
- 0:29have a good reputation in the family. Although not bad in essence, he
- 0:32always looked for the easiest way to do things and was often branded lazy and
- 0:37lazy. He had a bitter sense of humor and his inclination to mock and
- 0:44annoy others often made them lose their patience. However, as is often the
- 0:50case in Mexico, the family bond had more weight than anything else and was
- 0:55always invited to family reunions or supported if needed. On that day, a
- 1:02circus came into town, but it was not like the usual circuses that visited
- 1:06the city every year. This circus was different or rather a bit strange,
- 1:11since it was not the one that usually came. For a few days a
- 1:15year. My family decided to attend the night show and my uncle, who
- 1:19was staying with us for a few days, had recently been fired from his
- 1:25job for insulting his boss, joined us. The circus looked rustic, but
- 1:32the animals looked well cared for in their clean cages. The night was full
- 1:37of excitement. A particular tent caught my attention was set aside in a corner
- 1:44of the circus with a sign that said magic and divination. The tent was
- 1:49purple and decorated with question marks and eyes, making it look mysterious and magical.
- 1:57My curiosity overflowed and I asked my father to go and see what was
- 2:00inside. However, he insisted that the function was about to begin and promised
- 2:05that if the tent remained open after the function, we could enter. The
- 2:12circus function took place as usual. Although the animals seemed to enjoy acting by
- 2:17obeying the tamers with amazing ease. I' ve never seen anything like it
- 2:23before in my life. I don' t know if my childish mind distorted
- 2:25him, but at the time they seemed to me like the animals that were
- 2:31in the movies, which really wanted to be there. Upon leaving, we
- 2:36realized that the magic and divination tent was still open without a waiting line.
- 2:42My family approached to explore the mystery that was hidden inside. What we found
- 2:47inside the tent was a feast for the senses. A gypsy dressed in bright
- 2:53colors and costumes reminiscent of the movies welcomed us in front of her. On
- 3:00a table full of mysterious and extravagant relics, a crystal ball stood out,
- 3:07reduced heads, protective amulets and talismans surrounded the table, creating a magical atmosphere
- 3:13in a corner. A long table displayed an impressive variety of necklaces and protective
- 3:20bracelets, each with its own price. Written. My eyes sat on the
- 3:24sparkling and fascinating jewels, with sparkling stones that seemed to be loaded with energy.
- 3:32The gypsy, with deep and penetrating eyes, looked at me and invited
- 3:37me to approach. Despite my young age, I was intrigued. My parents
- 3:43and uncle followed my curious example of what was about to happen to the gypsy,
- 3:49which sounded surprisingly kind. He asked them if they wanted a reading of
- 3:57letters, as usual. My uncle started making a joke about readings about the
- 4:00future, demeaning what she was doing. His words resounded in the air like
- 4:06a sarcasm discharge and left the family feeling uncomfortable. It seemed like my uncle
- 4:14didn' t realize that denigrating the gypsy' s work could make her angry.
- 4:18However, the woman did not immut herself to my uncle' s derogatory
- 4:23remarks and rather smiled at him slightly and looked him in the eyes with a
- 4:28calm that was almost disconcerting. He said you suffer a lot from inside and
- 4:33hide it behind a few clowns. At that moment, something strange happened.
- 4:39Unlike other times. My uncle didn' t respond with his classic counterattack jokes
- 4:46He kept quiet with his face red, apparently embarrassed and vulnerable. The silence
- 4:51that followed the shocking commentary of the gypsy was uncomfortable and heavy. My uncle
- 4:57withdrew quietly as if the ground under his feet had become fragile and treacherous.
- 5:03It was an unusual answer for someone who was normally immune to mockery. The
- 5:09gypsy, with her enigmatic smile, turned to the rest of the family as
- 5:14if she had done nothing extraordinary and asked them again if they wanted a reading.
- 5:20At that time, I, just eight years old, did not fully
- 5:25understand what was happening. However, I was attracted to the mystery of the
- 5:30gypsy and her tent. I decided I wanted a reading about my future.
- 5:36My parents seemed undecided still uncomfortable by the experience with my uncle. However,
- 5:43I didn' t care and sat in the empty chair in front of the
- 5:46gypsy, determined to know that I was going to work when I was big.
- 5:51The gypsy started reading letters taking my hand and asked me to close my
- 5:57eyes and open my mind so that she could glimpse my future. His fingers
- 6:01gently caressed the cards and before everyone' s eyes, the Crystal ball on
- 6:08the table began to emit a violet glow that filled the room. The purple
- 6:14glow flooded the space and for a moment I felt that I was immersed in
- 6:18a world of magic and mystery. The Crystal ball seemed to have its own
- 6:24life, as the flashes of light danced around it. Finally, the luminescence
- 6:30faded away and the gypsy looked at me with an enigmatic smile.“ When
- 6:34you grow up you will take care of all the animals in the world,
- 6:40” he said in a soft and safe voice. My eyes lit up with
- 6:42joy. I had always dreamed of being a veterinarian and his words confirmed what
- 6:46my heart wanted. My parents smiled fondly for having fulfilled a wish to their
- 6:51daughter, but my uncle, in a sarcastic tone, insisted that those predictions
- 6:58were pure styras. Without further explanation, My uncle rose from the chair and
- 7:04stepped out of the tent with a quick pace, as if he wanted to
- 7:09get away as quickly as possible from that place. The gypsy watched her departure
- 7:14with an enigmatic expression and then turned her attention to me. The atmosphere in
- 7:18the tent felt full of energy and mystery. The experience with the gypsy had
- 7:25left a profound impression on all of us, although no one knew what the
- 7:30prediction really meant. After the awkward situation in the gypsy' s tent.
- 7:35My father, a man who had dealt countless times with his brother' s
- 7:41impertinent behavior, decided to intervene. He apologized to the lady for my uncle
- 7:46' s behavior and then paid him the reading of letters I had received.
- 7:51After that, the family headed to the car to return home. The first
- 7:58few minutes of the return journey or they went through an uncomfortable silence. No
- 8:03one knew how to react after the experience in the gypsy tent. However,
- 8:07my uncle, as was his custom, wanted to break his attention by flaunting
- 8:13his stubbornness, began to mock the gypsy by insisting that it was a fraud.
- 8:20My mother intervened defending the reading of the gypsy and pointing out that I
- 8:24could become a great veterinarian, which was my dream for a long time,
- 8:31but my uncle, as impertinent as he always was in his posture, pulled
- 8:35one of the necklaces that were for sale in the tent out of his pocket
- 8:39and stated if it was really an obvious one. I would have known that
- 8:46I took this My father, trying to set an example for his brother and
- 8:48thinking about the message he was sending to his niece, asked him to return
- 8:54the necklace immediately. He reminded her of the importance of being a good role
- 8:58model for me. However, my uncle refused, arguing that he would only
- 9:03do so if the gypsy could prove her supposed divinatory powers. With my uncle
- 9:09' s clear resistance to handing over the necklace and my parents' refusal to
- 9:13discuss further, the family returned home, believing that the issue would eventually be
- 9:18resolved. However, that night something frightening happened while we were all sleeping in
- 9:26our respective rooms. We began to hear a voice resounding in dreams and nightmares,
- 9:31a voice saying over and over thief returns the necklace. The tone was
- 9:37chilling, like an eco- ghost. And the most disturbing thing was when
- 9:43we woke up from our dreams and realized that the voice did not fade in
- 9:48a waking state, we could clearly hear the voice of the gypsy demanding the
- 9:52return of the necklace. We looked around, but there was no one else
- 9:58in the room. The voice was heard from everywhere as if it were in
- 10:03every corner of the house. Nobody knew what to do. The disturbing voice
- 10:07filled the house with an atmosphere of terror. My father, visibly upset by
- 10:13the situation, told his brother that he should return the necklace. Once and
- 10:18for all. He argued that no one else in the family should face the
- 10:24consequences of his actions. He encouraged him to go out and do the right
- 10:26thing. My uncle, with a sigh, went to the door with the
- 10:31intention of returning the necklace, but when he opened it he was paralyzed outside.
- 10:37There was absolutely no one the voice that demanded. The necklace went out
- 10:41and a chill ran through the spine of all of us. Seeing the lack
- 10:46of explanation and the absence of the gypsy, my parents decided that it was
- 10:50best for her to sleep in her room that night the voice in the darkness
- 10:56and the mystery that enveloped the gypsy had left a deep impression on all of
- 11:01us and no one could explain what had really happened that night. The next
- 11:05morning, while we were all in the kitchen having breakfast my uncle entered the
- 11:11room, it was at that moment that everyone realized that his hands were extremely
- 11:16damaged. They looked like something or someone had hurt them deeply during the night.
- 11:24The skin was red and blistered and seemed to burn with pain. But
- 11:30that wasn' t the most shocking thing. In his abdomen there was a
- 11:35strange and disturbing phrase, as if it had been engraved on his skin.
- 11:39The phrase said return the thief necklace. At first, my father thought it
- 11:46was one of the typical heavy jokes his brother used to do throughout his life.
- 11:52My uncle had carried out similar pranks. He seemed able to do anything
- 11:58to scare us. However, this time it was different and my uncle was
- 12:03genuinely concerned and claimed that he had nothing to do with the wounds on his
- 12:07hands or the mysterious phrase engraved on his abdomen. He swore that his hands
- 12:13hurt when he touched anything in the house and that something strange had happened during
- 12:18the night. After hearing his brother’ s despair, my father decided it
- 12:24was time to do the right thing. He asked my uncle to accompany them
- 12:28to the circus to return the necklace and make amends for their mistake. It
- 12:31was important to set a good example, especially considering how this situation was affecting
- 12:37me. After breakfast, we got in the car and headed to the place
- 12:43where the circus had been the night before. However, when we arrived,
- 12:48we realized that the circus was no longer there. They had dismantled everything and
- 12:52had gone to the next city. This situation was strange, as circuses used
- 12:58to stay in each place for at least a couple of weeks and used to
- 13:01announce their next game to attract the local audience. But this time there was
- 13:07no indication that they would leave. My uncle began to hyperventilate, fearing that
- 13:13he could no longer return the necklace. We tried to find clues about the
- 13:18next city they had traveled to, but we found nothing. That' s
- 13:24when my father suggested that the gypsy had seen the robbery in her letters,
- 13:28she just wanted to teach her brother a lesson before she left. He advised
- 13:33my uncle to let the matter go and wait for the wounds to heal for
- 13:37themselves. It seemed like a logical explanation. However, the next day,
- 13:43the wounds on my uncle' s hands and the strange phrase on his abdomen
- 13:46got worse. The wounds were deeper and blood flowed from them. The wound
- 13:54to his abdomen needed medical attention, but my uncle refused to go to the
- 13:58doctor because of the greenness of the situation. As the days passed, my
- 14:03uncle' s conditions worsened markedly. Not only did he have to deal with
- 14:09the wounds in his hands and the phrase in his abdomen, but his overall
- 14:13health was in constant decline. I couldn' t eat without puking. Minutes
- 14:18later, his body was covered with painful sores and an unpleasant smell. He
- 14:24seemed to emerge from his skin. Regardless of how many times she bathed,
- 14:28my mother, worried, used to say that my uncle was dying in life.
- 14:35The family felt desperate and tried to find help in shamans and witches to
- 14:39break the curse that afflicted them. However, in every place they went,
- 14:43the answer was the same. The curse was powerful and well executed and as
- 14:50long as my uncle still had the necklace in his possession, it could not
- 14:54be broken. The only way to completely free yourself from the curse was to
- 15:00find the gypsy woman and return her necklace. This task became increasingly challenging because
- 15:05of the weakness and illness that affected my uncle. He could not walk long
- 15:11distances or undertake the search for himself. The family was convinced that they could
- 15:18only free him by finding the gypsy and returning the necklace, but they did
- 15:22not know where he was. In a desperate attempt, they took my uncle
- 15:28with a shaman who claimed to be able to locate the gypsy. The shaman
- 15:31performed a rite and after some time, announced that the circus in which the
- 15:35gypsy worked had moved to a city that remained more than ten hours from our
- 15:39village. Without wasting time, they loaded my uncle in the car and headed
- 15:46for that city. Like they didn' t have anyone to leave me with.
- 15:50They also took me on the trip. As they moved towards the city
- 15:54indicated by the shaman, my uncle' s conditions worsened. He seemed to
- 16:00be sorry that he had committed the robbery and faced the consequences that were persecuting
- 16:06him. As they approached the city, all diseases and wounds intensified as if
- 16:10something or someone tried to prevent them from completing the journey. At a critical
- 16:17point of the journey, my uncle started throwing up larvae like he was evicting
- 16:22millions of fly larvae. It was a disturbing scene that left us all horrified
- 16:27and as they approached their destiny, things got even worse. My uncle started
- 16:34bleeding from the ears and claimed he couldn' t hear anything anymore. His
- 16:38eardrums seemed to have exploded and almost immediately, his eyes also began to bleed.
- 16:45Like she' s crying tears of blood. He said he couldn'
- 16:48t see anything anymore. Despite these frightening circumstances, the family continued to encourage
- 16:55him, telling him that he had to endure a little more than soon in
- 17:00finding the gypsy and that he could finally correct his mistake and free himself from
- 17:06all the calamities that haunted him. At some point in the distressing journey,
- 17:10there was a time when I feared that my uncle was dead, he no
- 17:15longer moved and seemed to have succumbed to the terrible wounds and diseases that afflicted
- 17:19him. My mother, however, assured me that he was still alive,
- 17:23despite his critical state. It was a relief for everyone. When they finally
- 17:30arrived in the city and found signs announcing the circus' s functions, as
- 17:34well as its location. Time became more crucial than ever. They quickly drove
- 17:40to the place and upon arrival found the circus tent in operation. There was
- 17:45a long line of people waiting for their turn to see the gypsy and it
- 17:51was obvious that my uncle could no longer endure much more. My uncle'
- 17:55s mother, my grandmother, stepped forward in line and entered the gypsy'
- 17:59s tent. She begged the woman to release her son. No need for
- 18:03further explanation. The gypsy looked at her and you pronounced your lady more to
- 18:10her son than he really deserves. However, my grandmother ignored his words and
- 18:14continued to insist, saying that my uncle was sincerely repentant and that he had
- 18:19traveled there only to return the stolen necklace and apologize for having offended her.
- 18:26Finally, the gypsy got up from her place and went to the car,
- 18:30where my uncle was. Upon seeing him, she smiled slightly and said in
- 18:37a calm voice with a leave of malice. Now you don' t doubt
- 18:40my power anymore. My uncle, exhausted and weakened, nodded with his head
- 18:44weakly made one last superhuman effort to pull the necklace out of his pocket and
- 18:51hand it over to the gypsy, and she received it with serenity. After
- 18:55getting the necklace, the gypsy turned around and returned to her tent. It
- 19:00was at that time that the sores on my uncle' s body began to
- 19:03close slowly, although the other diseases needed more time to heal completely. The
- 19:10curse seemed to have dissipated with the return of the necklace. Since then,
- 19:15this story has only been transmitted in our family as a lesson and a reminder
- 19:21of the dangers of mocking or demeaning the power of the unknown. The curse
- 19:26that tormented my uncle finally dissipated, but the aftermath of that terrible experience remained
- 19:32etched in the memory of all of us and for those who ask. I
- 19:38wasn' t a vet. However, I am currently running an animal shelter
- 19:42that was mistreated. Anonymous account