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* FailureToSaveMurder: [[spoiler: Shirley from "eyes" was tortured and murdered by a demon conjured by her paranoid husband.]] She had sought help from. from Wesley Harrold before her fate was sealed, knowing that he intended on harming her, but since he barely knew her and the things she talked about [[spoiler: such as her husband using a demon to torment her]] seemed downright delusional to him, so he declined to help. Because of this, [[spoiler: she blamed Harrold for her death and chose to haunt ''him'' for the rest of his days.]]
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* FailureToSaveMurder: [[spoiler: Shirley from "eyes" was tortured and murdered by a demon conjured by her paranoid husband.]] She had sought help from. Wesley Harrold before her fate was sealed, knowing that he intended on harming her, but since he barely knew her and the things she talked about [[spoiler: such as her husband using a demon to torment her]] seemed downright delusional to him, so he declined to help. Because of this, [[spoiler: she blamed Harrold for her death and chose to haunt ''him'' for the rest of his days.]]
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: This is a very tragic aspect of many of the stories. Had the protagonist not done one simple, seemingly harmless thing, they could have avoided the horrors that leave them traumatized and in some cases, their once promising lives completely decimated.
** In ''eyes'', Wesley likely would have gone on being an upstanding public servant had he not decided to go on a crusade against fake psychics taking advantage of people in mourning.
** The protagonist of ''possession'' had secured a full-ride scholarship to grad school when a demented woman stabbed him in an alleyway. He got addicted to the pain killers meant to help his recovery and things just went downhill from there.
** The main character of ''tunnel'' has had to deal with insomnia and depression for years because of what he saw on what was supposed to be an ordinary train ride.
** In ''eyes'', Wesley likely would have gone on being an upstanding public servant had he not decided to go on a crusade against fake psychics taking advantage of people in mourning.
** The protagonist of ''possession'' had secured a full-ride scholarship to grad school when a demented woman stabbed him in an alleyway. He got addicted to the pain killers meant to help his recovery and things just went downhill from there.
** The main character of ''tunnel'' has had to deal with insomnia and depression for years because of what he saw on what was supposed to be an ordinary train ride.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: The plot of ''possession'' is kicked off when a demented woman stabs the narrator in the leg one night. She's seemingly unrelated to the supernatural happenings that plague the narrator afterwards, but if she had chosen another victim on that night, he likely would have gone on to live a normal life.
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* PocketDimension: The forest cemetery the coachman takes Sean to
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EyeScream: Wesley Harrod removes his own eyes with a broken liqueur bottle.
HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from "house"
ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle is stated to have "a history of necrophilia", and that's the least creepy thing about him.
ISeeDeadPeople: [[spoiler:The narrator of "visitation"]]
MissingTime: This is suffered by John Gray and several other characters in "vision".
NunsAreSpooky: The nuns in "sisters" are more victims then villains, but that doesn't stop the from being scary as crap.
OnlyOneName: Duke never tells the reader his full name, despite every other narrator doing so.
ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series, a popular zombie movie series
BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
TownWithADarkSecret: Certain people in Robin Song, Virgina are protecting the entity which causes such strange occurrences in the town.
TraumaInducedAmnesia: John Gray discovers a gap in his memory was caused by [[spoiler: the trauma of seeing the devil appear over the horizon.]]
ZombieApocalypse: The plot of "undead"
EyeScream: Wesley Harrod removes his own eyes with a broken liqueur bottle.
HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from "house"
ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle is stated to have "a history of necrophilia", and that's the least creepy thing about him.
ISeeDeadPeople: [[spoiler:The narrator of "visitation"]]
MissingTime: This is suffered by John Gray and several other characters in "vision".
NunsAreSpooky: The nuns in "sisters" are more victims then villains, but that doesn't stop the from being scary as crap.
OnlyOneName: Duke never tells the reader his full name, despite every other narrator doing so.
ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series, a popular zombie movie series
BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
TownWithADarkSecret: Certain people in Robin Song, Virgina are protecting the entity which causes such strange occurrences in the town.
TraumaInducedAmnesia: John Gray discovers a gap in his memory was caused by [[spoiler: the trauma of seeing the devil appear over the horizon.]]
ZombieApocalypse: The plot of "undead"
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* BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
* EyeScream: Wesley Harrod removes his own eyes with a broken liqueurbottle.
bottle.
* HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from"house"
"house"
* ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle is stated to have "a history of necrophilia", and that's the least creepy thing abouthim.
him.
* ISeeDeadPeople: [[spoiler:The narrator of"visitation"]]
"visitation"]]
* MissingTime: This is suffered by John Gray and several other characters in"vision".
"vision".
* NunsAreSpooky: The nuns in "sisters" are more victims then villains, but that doesn't stop the from being scary ascrap.
crap.
* OnlyOneName: Duke never tells the reader his full name, despite every other narrator doingso.
so.
* ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series, a popular zombie movieseries
BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
series
* TownWithADarkSecret: Certain people in Robin Song, Virgina are protecting the entity which causes such strange occurrences in thetown.
town.
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: John Gray discovers a gap in his memory was caused by [[spoiler: the trauma of seeing the devil appear over the horizon.]]
]]
* ZombieApocalypse: The plot of"undead""undead"
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* BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
* EyeScream: Wesley Harrod removes his own eyes with a broken liqueur
* HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from
* ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle is stated to have "a history of necrophilia", and that's the least creepy thing about
* ISeeDeadPeople: [[spoiler:The narrator of
* MissingTime: This is suffered by John Gray and several other characters in
* NunsAreSpooky: The nuns in "sisters" are more victims then villains, but that doesn't stop the from being scary as
* OnlyOneName: Duke never tells the reader his full name, despite every other narrator doing
* ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series, a popular zombie movie
BadHabits: [[spoiler: "Father Hall" pretends to be a priest as a way of getting close to his intended victims.]]
* TownWithADarkSecret: Certain people in Robin Song, Virgina are protecting the entity which causes such strange occurrences in the
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: John Gray discovers a gap in his memory was caused by [[spoiler: the trauma of seeing the devil appear over the horizon.
* ZombieApocalypse: The plot of
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SinisterMinister: [[spoiler: Father Hall has less than holy intentions, though this is somewhat subverted when we discover he isn't actually a priest.]]
TownWithADarkSecret: Certain people in Robin Song,Virgina
Virgina are protecting the entity which causes such strange occurrences in the town.
SinisterMinister: [[spoiler: Father Hall has less than holy intentions, though this is somewhat subverted when we discover he isn't actually a priest.]]
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Knifepoint Horror is a horror short story series by Soren Narnia. The stories are stripped of stylistic pomp and frill to leave only grim first-person narratives.
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Knifepoint Horror is a horror short story series by Soren Narnia. The stories are series is probably best summed up by the author's own words:
"These tales of supernatural suspense adhere to the most primal element of storytelling: a single human voice describing events exactly as it experienced them without adding the stylish techniques which dilute, stretch, and burden horror fiction with unnecessary detail. Here you will find no entry into the thoughts of any characters other than the narrator’s, no standard passages of dialogue, no humor, no romance, no profanity, no extraneous gore. The stories, stripped ofstylistic pomp even proper titles, spill forward as taut, uninterrupted confessions. Knifepoint Horror leaves nothing but the story’s riveting spine to compel and frill chill you to leave only grim first-person narratives.
the core."
"These tales of supernatural suspense adhere to the most primal element of storytelling: a single human voice describing events exactly as it experienced them without adding the stylish techniques which dilute, stretch, and burden horror fiction with unnecessary detail. Here you will find no entry into the thoughts of any characters other than the narrator’s, no standard passages of dialogue, no humor, no romance, no profanity, no extraneous gore. The stories, stripped of
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and available in book-format from amazon.
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and available in book-format both print and e-book format from amazon.
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The stories are available as pod casts at this address:
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The stories are available as pod casts podcasts at this address:
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Robin Song, Virgina
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ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle has "a history of necrophilia"
Settle, and that's the least creepy thing about him
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Knifepoint Horror is a horror short story series by Soren Narnia. The stories are stripped of stylistic pomp and frill to leave only grim first-person narratives.
The stories are available as pod casts at this address:
http://knifepointhorror.libsyn.com/
and available in book-format from amazon.
Due to the suspenseful nature of the series, beware of unmarked spoilers.
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!! Knifepoint Horror contains examples of:
HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from "house"
ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle has "a history of necrophilia"
ISeeDeadPeople: The narrator of [[spoiler:"visitation"]]
OnlyOneName: Duke, the narrator of "retaliation" in the podcast he has no name at all
ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series
TownWithADarkSecret: Robinsong, Virgina, though not the whole town is in on it.
ZombieApocalypse: The plot of "undead"
The stories are available as pod casts at this address:
http://knifepointhorror.libsyn.com/
and available in book-format from amazon.
Due to the suspenseful nature of the series, beware of unmarked spoilers.
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!! Knifepoint Horror contains examples of:
HauntedHouse: The Poldrice House, the house from [[spoiler:"visitation"]], and you guessed it, the house from "house"
ILoveTheDead: Irwin Settle has "a history of necrophilia"
ISeeDeadPeople: The narrator of [[spoiler:"visitation"]]
OnlyOneName: Duke, the narrator of "retaliation" in the podcast he has no name at all
ShowWithinAShow: The "Their Thousand Hands" series
TownWithADarkSecret: Robinsong, Virgina, though not the whole town is in on it.
ZombieApocalypse: The plot of "undead"
