(Also known as Charlotte's Web)
Before I tell you how to perform the ritual, I'm going to give you some backstory. Charlotte is supposedly a 7-year-old girl whose mother was accused of being a witch and burned at the stake sometime during the 1400s. According to legend, after her mother's death, Charlotte fled to the woods to escape, where, with no means of survival, she perished.
this story may or may not be true, however, based on how she acts around a fire or any open flame, there may be some truth to it.
Play at your own risk.
Players:
Two participants
Requirements:
- A room with no windows. if such a room is not available, you can use a room with windows but you must cover them as much as possible.
- Torches/flashlights - as many as you need to see. DO NOT under any circumstances, use candles, matches, lighters or any other type of flame. Charlotte doesn't like flames.
- A toy
- A mirror
- A table and two chairs
Instructions
The prelude:
1. begin by going to the room you will use for the ritual
2. Place the chairs in the room. The chairs should be next to each other with about two feet of space in between. Both chairs must face the same direction.
3. Place the mirror in front of the chairs. You should be able to see your reflection when seated in the chairs. DO NOT SIT IN THE CHAIRS YET
4. Place the table behind the chairs. The table should be at the backs of the chairs and you should be able to see the table's reflection in the mirror DO NOT SIT IN THE CHAIRS YET
5. Place the toy on the table. you should be able to see the toy's reflection in the gap between the chairs when you are seated in the chairs. DO NOT SIT IN THE CHAIRS YET
6. Turn on the torches/flashlights
7. Turn off the room's lights
The Main Event:
1. Sit in the chairs. Both participants should be seated at this point.
2. Look in the mirror
3. Speak the following words in unison: "We want to play Charlotte's Web"
4. Wait. Look only at the mirror
5. Wait. look only at the mirror
6. Don't be afraid. look only at the mirror
7. She will know if you are afraid. look only at the mirror.
8. Wait. look only at the mirror
9. Watch the toy in the mirror. Do not turn around.
- If she does not take the toy, DO NOT PROCEED. she is displeased. She is a child; she throws temper tantrums. Do not turn around, look only at the mirror. Go to step 1 of the closing.
- if she takes the toy, you may proceed. she is pleased. She is a child; she is curious. She likes attention and she likes to talk. You may speak with her. take turns, ask her questions. Do not turn around. look only at the mirror. When you have finished your conversation, go to step one of closing.
The Closing:
1. To end the ritual, do not turn around, look only at the mirror. Peak the following in unison: "Goodbye Charlotte"
2. Do not turn around. Look only at the mirror
3. If you have succeeded, she will wander out of view of the mirror with the toy. Once she is gone, you may turn around again.
4. Turn on the lights.
5. Never play this game again.
Additional Notes:
- You may begin at any time, although night time is best, particularly if your room is not windowless.
- As stated earlier, DO NOT use a burning flame instead of torches/flashlights. Charlotte does not like fire.
- Once you have been seated in the chairs, do not, at any point, for any reason, look away from the mirror. do not tunr around, do not look to the side, do not look at the other participant. To do so, ay incur a temper tantrum.
Concerning Temper tantrums:
- you do not want to experience a tantrum.
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HorrorThis is a collection of scary stories and rituals I have found across the internet. Please note, these are not mine and are made by other people. Where possible I will give credit.
