Luna Tic
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The word "Lunatic" is derived from the Latin word "Luna," meaning "Moon," and the Greek word "Tic," meaning "Occurring." The word is based on the old theory that the full moon made people turn crazy. But the full moon does a lot more than that at Seacliff Lunatic Asylum, where a mysterious creature has been preying on the patients. *This story was originally written as an assignment for my Extension English Class. The narrative had to be based on elements of gothic literature which were portrayed in Bram Stoker's "Dracula".
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