What Is The Story Of The Boogey Man Short Story

In October 1991, on the Grand Banks off the coast of Nova Scotia, the 72-foot swordfish boat Andrea Gail turns west to begin its journey home to Gloucester, Massachusetts. It's been a successful run and the Gail's hold is full of fish, but disturbing news over the radio puts captain Billy Tyne on alert. Storms are approaching and with a full hold the Andrea Gail sits low in the water. What transpires

After days of being out at sea a storm started up. Lightning struck the boat, but everyone was okay. It had seemed like a long night, while the boat shook back and forth from the storm. Ben tried to fall asleep for hours and finally was able to.

The Elmore family boarded their plane on May 18, 2015 to head to California for their cruise to Mazatlan. Once they arrived to California, Gavan's dad went to go rent a car so they could travel to the boat docks where the cruise is docked. His dad left, leaving his wife, his oldest son, and Gavan behind in the super hot weather. When his dad finally arrived with the car, the Elmore’s hit the open road to the boat docks. They arrived at the docks and gave their luggage to a man who brought it on the boat. Meanwhile the Elmore’s had to wait in a line to get registered for about an hour and half. When they all got to the front they registered and went on the boat.

Chad was hoping for bad weather so he wouldn't have to go. When Chad woke up on Saturday morning he saw that the weather was perfect for a little fishing. The dad and the two boys made the twenty-eight mile journey Catalina Island. After the boys and Mr. Kincaid have caught quite a few fish Mr. Kincaid decided to take a nap before the journey back to shore. The boys sweating from a long day decided to take the boogie boards out and go for a swim. The boys continued to swim for a little while and they were on opposite sides of the boat when Chad saw a shark. He yelled shark as loud as he could when all of a sudden the shark came up from under Chad and had thrown him in the air about fifteen feet. The commotion woke up Mr. Kincaid and Mick. Chad was taken under water and tried not to breath and remember what the tv show said to do if ever in a shark attack. Chad remembered what the video said and he began punching the shark in the nose it released him just in time for Chad to get a breath. The shark

When he got down there he found a key rack with a single key on it. He grabbed the key and looked at it. It was clearly a boat key. “THIS IS MY CHANCE,” shouted Rainsford. He ran outside and looked around for 30 minutes or so. Then he found it. A nice red speedboat. Rainsford ran onto the boat and cranked the engine. It roared to life with great power Rainsford could hardly control his inner excitement. This excitement reminded him of when he first started hunting big game, back when he killed a lion in Africa. He shook away the memory this is no time for that, Rainsford thought. He sped off in the direction of where he landed only a few days prior. He drove past the landing site with intense hatred and anger. How could a spot of land cause such anger, Rainsford thought. He shook away the thought and a new one replaced it, this was it! He was escaping the island that almost killed him multiple times! Rainsford arrived on land a few hours later to find Whitney standing near the shore talking to a man, but he looked different somehow. Rainsford ran to him shouting,” Whitney! Whitney! I’ve returned” Whitney turned around and Rainsford realized why he looked different. Whitney had aged 30 years! When

The boat is gone and is nowhere to be seen. Alex and his friends spread out on the yacht to reassure themselves that nobody climber on board. While searching for intruders, Alex hears three gunshots. Alex runs to the south side of the yacht to check out what happened. Alex is frightened when he sees the guns that his three friends were holding are on the ground, and his friends are nowhere to be seen.

The boat rocks uneasily beneath him, as he struggles to react, flinging his laptop into the waterproof shell, stored under the seat. He throws himself at the throttle, pulling the watercraft out of its slumber, the engine squealing to life.

Zoe felt sick--she wiped the window with the palm of her hand, as if there were the slightest doubt this was an illusion. People were drowning in front of her, and there was nothing she could do. She struggled for breath. Small waves were sloshing on shore, as on a beach. Several cars that had floated off the main roads were now slowly sinking. One black sedan on the East River Drive abruptly disappeared, replaced by an oily sheen. She surveyed its wake, but no human forms merged.

One ship in particular kept slamming into the side of Ralph’s ship in hopes of knocking him off the track. Ralph thrust his steering mechanism to the right and knocked the opposing ship out of control. The latter slid across the ground with sparks and metal chucks flying in every direction. It smashed into a wall and exploded to the delight of the audience. Now, Ralph neared the finished line and whizzed past. As he jumped out of his ship, he realized that it was 11:50 PM. Fearful, he turned and fled back to his ship, to the dismay of the princess. As he leaped on board his wristwatch fell to the ground, but he had not time to retrieve it. As he flew off into the sky, the princess ran and picked up the watch. A fingerprint was on the glass face.

In the three seconds I spent longing, the monstrous storm subsided. I peered through the briny mist and saw chunks of tin debris drifting by and the captain floating further out to the sea. I swam over and latched onto a piece of the paddle wheel. Then I grabbed a hold of the captain’s collar and hauled him toward me.

On the rubber dingy fear coursed thought my blood. I held tightly onto Yara as we were pushed and pulled as more and more people tried to fit onto the boat. I could see Mama and Papa amongst the crowd gathered on the shore. The silent tears streaked down my eyes. This was the last time I may see them. Through the black night they were faintly illuminated by the flickering light, amid a crowd of strangers anxious to escape. The small engine roared to life and the small dingy lurched forward, escaping into the endless darkness that lay ahead.

David Bushnell is on a whale boat and they are by the turtles. Hes not suppose to be there and he's trying to keep away from the enemys so they dont see him. So he goes under water because he thinks it will be safer but then the boats start and the one that David is on is gonna take off. But then they take off pass the island there saft at last and then they look for the turtle. Then they found the turtle and left to the bay until they seen the lights from the fleet grow near them. He went across the new york bay and gets into the turtles cast off and left it alone. He has rubber in his hand and his feet upon his oars, he pursues his way.

He didn’t know that the two men had stolen the car or that they were working for the Crips. When he got into the car, he had no idea how drive it. He quickly learned by trial and error. Once razor is on the road,he bangs into the car in front of him.Instead of stopping, he drives away quickly. There was a police officer behind him, the policeman now starts to chase Razor . Razor passes the apartments, but the police officer is still behind him. Razor decides to drive back to his house and hide from the police. He drives quickly and has never felt such adrenaline. He is afraid and thinks he will go to jail. Razor passes his house on accident. He smashes into car ahead of him. In a fraction of a second,he remembers how reggie told him to be the ocean. He sees He sees his father, mother,and brother in the windshield. The last thing he sees is Reggie’s face in the windshield telling him that he

Although the voices were muffled against the cockpit glass, I could recognize the coat man’s voice from the cassette tape. As I continued to observe the two, there is a loud bang, a

In the early morning hours, I waited, perched on the bow leaning over the edge of the vessel. I took a deep breath in, A familiar scent filled my nose: slightly sulfury, and a pinch of musk from the damp air. The droplets of briny seawater clung to my stubble as I peered into the storm. The fog overcame my sightlines, I could only see about fifty meters into the distance. As our vessel sailed through the choppy waters, I could make out what looked to be a wall of some sort. Suddenly, an alarm sounded behind me. Rapidly, I turned around to see why someone had triggered such a ruckus, Captain Byrne sat in the cockpit signaling for me to hurry back inside the boat, that’s when I noticed the seeming wall-like object was a wave. I pushed my