Judjments Made Incorrectly...

Someone had jumped to an incorrect conclusion about me when I was in fourth grade, once we were sitting at our own tables doing our final exam, I turned to look at the old ticking clock hanging low on the wall to see how much time we had left for our test, but a girl named Gracie sitting beside me thought I was cheating by looking at her answers on the test, so she shouted out "Eve's cheating!" But before I could say anything to explain, my teacher Mrs. Slater got hold of my hand and dragged me to the office to speak to the principle, I tried to explain but they wouldn't even listen... They called my parents to come pick me up, so I went home and explained everything to them. After my parents realized that I didn't cheat, they explained it to the principle and Mrs. Slater, and so I went back to taking my final exam...

That was an example of how I got judged incorrectly, and I hope there will never be anymore incorrect judgements made either by me to someone else or from someone else to me...

The Details I Would Include in A Scary Setting...

The details that I would include in my horror book or movie are the descriptions of disgusting, scary, or terrifying things, also the feeling of suspense, the creepy sounds or voices for giving foreshadowing clues which can either be expressed my words or by real sounds, or maybe even a sudden rise of action in the plot to grab everyone's attention again. For example, this is what I would say in my scary setting... "The disgusting toad with rotten lumpy skin looked into my eyes with a derisive stare and stuck out his long slimy tongue to catch a fly... grrrrrowl... The toad suddenly started growling like a fierce wolf, it gave me that derisive stare again, but this time his body grew big, yellow fangs with bloodstains stuck out of his mouth, it's eyes turned bright red, and it's muscles tensed as it stuck out his tongue and aimed for my head...". The example above is something that I would do in a scary setting, it contains rough examples of the techniques that I have mentioned about writing a scary setting.

The Scariest Movie Ever... Case 39

The scariest movie that I've ever seen is called Case 39, It's about a cute little girl that gets really good grades at school all the time, but suddenly, she drops her grade for every subject and falls asleep nearly every single day at school. Her teacher found it weird that a strait A student could suddenly drop her score like that, and that she could fall asleep during class really often, so the teacher decided to call the social workers to investigate her mysterious family and house to see if the problem is caused simply by her family...

Tons of big locks on her parents' door, weird cracks on the ground, a big hole on the floor with hammers on the side, and weird looking parents... What could be happening? Are her parents simply crazy? Or is it all a joke? But who is the little girl and what is she?

This is a movie that will make you scream and hold on to your mom's arm from the start of the movie to the end. For people who like horror movies, I will recommend this movie to you. But for people who get nightmares for a whole week after they watch a horror movie, you'll freak out, so don't even consider watching it... (WARNING! IF YOU'RE SCARED BUT STILL WANT  TO WATCH THIS MOVIE, PLEASE HAVE EAR MUFFS AND BLIND FOLDS READY BEFORE YOU START WATCHING IT!)