Strange Things Happen

the same way as the story, showing viewers the wizards dropping Harry off as an infant with his aunt and uncle. However, the movie skips the years Harry grew up and had many strange encounters. The story jumps to when Harry and his family go to the zoo (another incident in the story). While the zoo does present some strange happenings, the suspense is not built up like in the novel. You do not have access to the little clues or hints sprinkled throughout the scenes, and don’t sense that something

the story. The first scene took place next to a huge window with sunset, recreate this scene for 3 seconds. A sphere of red clay (plays as the monster) rolled inside from the outside, it vibrated left and right. The window had already opened, the strange creature entered the room. CHANGE SCENE: - The bookshelf Second scene will be at the bookshelf, which is HOME, where people live. The camera recorded scene of “HOME” while people are minding their own business. CHANGE SCENE: - The study area

I woke up to the sound of crying. It was 3 o’clock in the morning and I had been alone before it went to bed. It was a very strange feeling especially because it was extremely freezing when I was woken. As I got up to check around my house the lights went off. It was pitch black, I couldn't see a thing. I ran down stair so I could look for a flashlight, finally I got one and turned it on. I then started to follow the sound of where the crying was coming from. It seemed as if it was coming from the

The Birthday by Mike McCormick seemed to start out strange at first but as the reader keeps reading the story it gets more bizarre,and as a result it could change the reader's perspective on things, resulting in a whole new point of view of life in the future. It’s a short story about a kid who is having a birthday party, and his dad who just happens to drop to the ground and starts spewing smoke out of his nose and mouth, and an occasional spark would occur around him, at first one might think

government, nazi or a ghost but no one will really know.[Summer Tuffin] Gothic lit and magical realism are similar because both have a strange unimpressed tone. In Edgar Allen Poe’s “Fall of the House of Usher,” strange a violent plot happens when Roderick accidentally buries Madeline alive. For example, Roderick said “we have put her living in the tomb!” (29). This happens to Roderick: He doesn’t know what to do. He hears her and he knows it and wants to believe

man with a strange habit does really exist or not. Or, if he did exist who was the man that was hitting the narrator in the story on the head without stopping. It sticks in my mind wondering who the strange man was to the narrator. Somehow, despite the agony of trying to understand the motive underlies the story; I was at first wondering what was the strange man had gone through

Perception is a strange thing to combat, how does one turn away from the thoughts others have of them? In my years of school I’ve had the honor of seeing this strength in someone who has been able to rise above the rumors that once circulated the student body about them, someone who in the course of their high school career has made mistakes. One big one to be exact, under the influence of alcohol, something they shouldn't have been drinking in the first place, but as students, teachers and parents

different perspective or reaction to certain things. Sometimes when we are not feeling well it can provoke negative emotions. We are human and are all born with a good and bad

poltergeist. This is one of the most witnessed paranormal event recorded. Either Cox lived mostly a happy life is what people said. She did get sexually assaulted though, that's when people believe poltergeist came to be. Either first started hearing strange scratching noises under her bed, thinking it was a rat. The next day she heard the same noises. She investigated the noises that were coming from under her bed to check it out and immediately found that it was a metal box shaking violently. Her step

The Twilight Zone and The Andy Griffith Show have two episodes that are very alike. In the episodes two strange things happen, on Maple street a flash of light appears in the sky and all of the cars, telephones, electricity, etc. will not work for some reason. In Mayberry a stranger appears and knows everything about everybody. In the episode of The Twilight Zone all of the friends and neighbors accuse each other of being monsters, but nobody actually knows who it is. But in The Andy Griffith Show