(Waiting For) The Ghost Train

Nothing of interest was in the room, only dimly lit candles and trunks of old, moth eaten clothes. She felt as if someone, or something, was watching her, waiting to drag me into the shadows. Then there it was it was she was unsure but almost certain it was a ghost. The ghost was a white cloud like figure and its eyes and mouth were as black as the night sky's. It was more silent than the grave it arose from, staring with heavy lidded eyes and a slack mouth..As Emily

should be allowed to forget it.” The men he is referring to were part of a tactical unit called the Ghost Army. They all could have died if even one thing went wrong. The Ghost Army was part of the 23rd Headquarters Special troops. This organization was top secret until 1996. These men and missions are still spoken of and remembered to this very day (“23rd Headquarters Special troops”). The Ghost Army spent a long time making a plan that would lead the Allied troops to victory. They mapped out everything

I am waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, and yes still waiting. I don't know how old i am anymore. My life is a never ending cycle that hasn't stopped spinning into a never ending spiral of nothingness. And yet, I remain within it. While there is little to no future in my daily cycle I find comfort in knowing what to expect, but I expect something unexpected. The clock chimes 12 so I rise from my bench and move to the bar for my daily drink. The right door hinge squeaks as I walk in. I pause

I woke up in a daze to a noisy day, doing my daily routine, I did my usual walk to the train station not expecting anything abnormal, and then he came, I didn’t know him, but I was curious, I leaped onto him and sniffed him, I also found out what he had for lunch, chicken dumplings with a side of soy sauce, yummy. Then Dr. Ueno (with his usual partner) arrived, Dr. Ueno picked me up and hugged me, and then his partner walked up to the kid, I wondered why, I don’t remember much of the day, but I do

Gifts of American Gods. Turns out, even if you don’t have any real consequences, being a ghost, from Lauras perspective, is both the best afterlife, and the worst punishment- mostly the ladder though. The story follows a person named Shadow as he becomes employed by these gods as they call themselves, and he tries to protect and chauffeur them around the U.S. The fictional story, “American Gods” by Neil Gaiman proves that even though it’s eternal, there will always be a strong desire to escape. The

of walking got them to Grand Central Terminal as Javier and Ghost saw how empty it was. It was odd for them to see one of the places with the most traffic be so empty. They got up to the station as they felt a sudden chill and realized that the place lacked any power. Javier saw the stairs and said to Ghost, "Come on, let's go up the stairs and wait from the other two to show up." He raced up the steps as he got up to the top before Ghost, who was walking slowly up the steps. And the upper floor,

Witchcraft and Wizardry. It’s then that a house-elf from Hogwarts named Dobby proclaims that if Harry returns to Hogwarts, disastrous events will occur. Dobby’s warning proves to be accurate from the beginning when Harry and Ron miss the Hogwarts Express train and decide to fly to school in a blue Ford Anglia, but they have a crash landing in notorious Whomping Willow. But

afterward, the suspected murderers started falling down wells, and the legend was created that it was the ghosts of the boxcar who were doing the pushing. When Boy Willie and Lymon try to move the piano, the sound of Sutter’s ghost is heard, and then Maretha from upstairs screams at the sight of Sutter’s ghost. In the first scene of act 2, Doaker tells Winning Boy that he too has seen Sutter’s ghost in the house. Boy Willie and Lymon come home to announce that they have had good luck selling the watermelons

songs. Number One: “Zion Train” (‘Uprising’) 1980. Featured on Marley’s 1981 album ‘Uprising,’ every note of this tune inspires. It is a song in which Marley’s philosophic aphorisms (“Don't gain the world and lose your soul / Wisdom is better than silver and gold”) are as impactful as the most simplistic, commonly spoken adages (Oh, where there's a will / There's always

than a few discrepancies between the it and the play. For example, the murder of Banquo begins on a train, not in a field while Banquo and Fleance come on horses. On the train, Banquo is poisoned by the murderers then hit throat is cut open once the lights go out. After this scene, Macbeth holds the dinner at his house to celebrate himself, just as in the play. At this dinner, however, while the ghost of Banquo does appear, he does not appear sitting in Macbeth's chair but rather walks on the table