THE HAUNTED MANSION

                             

THE HAUNTED MANSION

                                                          SUMMARY

After hearing, haunting stories about an old abandon mansion in the outskirts of town.  Four students and a science teacher, decide to make a bet and spend a weekend at the old haunted mansion.  On the journey to the mansion, they pick up a hitchhiker who wants a ride to the mansion.  The hitchhiker was hiding something so terrifying that he didn’t want anyone finding out.  From there onwards, things start to go wrong, almost as if there was a black curse upon them all. 

Once inside the mansion, one of the student started hearing an agonizing sobbing, but no one else could hear anything until they all start to experience unusual happenings. 

As one of the students dies an agonizing death, a stranger enters the mansion and warns them to get out otherwise they will regret it.

As they decide to leave the mansion, they find themselves trapped inside, and fighting to stay alive.

 That’s just the beginning of their problems.  One by one, they each start to die a most horrifying, painful death they could ever imagine.  There’s a dark secret hidden inside the mansion, only one person knows what that secret is, but that person has been dead for years.  When her spirit comes in contact with one of the student, she tries to warn them about her past and what evil is lurking in the mansion. 

As the dead start to raise the water turns to blood, they desperately try to escape from the murderous rampage of the hideous monster. 

Who will survive, nobody knows...

This is one adventure they wish they never had.

There it stood, as black as night,

Howling of the wind, that gives you a fright,

Everywhere is quiet and no-ones in sight.

High walls surrounding, this unusual place

And trees so scary, your heart will pace

Unlocked gates, that squeaks and clang

Now we enter a mansion, where the doors go BANG

Tiptoe we go, in a house so cold

Evil silence and a smell of mould,

Don’t look back things might just unfold.

Hearing of voices, so low and clear

Outside? Inside? But no-one is here?

Upstairs we go, to look around

Still I hear that weird sound

Escape quick! Now we are falling under ground.

By Marie Ferry

                                                        PROLOGUE

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