Saturday, June 13, 2009

"Peter & The Psycho Trick-Or-Treaters" Pg 15

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7 comments:

DontPanik said...

Whoa, this is way creepy... I've been reading these stories for ages, but this is the first time I've been creepified enough to have to share! At least Peter's mum knows something about whats going on this time!

Cat said...

Yeah, all the other times his mum's been clueless and Peter and Dill have been told off by her - this time she can see it's not their fault for once!

Darren said...

DontPankik -
Yaaaay! I'm glad you were creepified enough to write in! I actually think this is the one story that frightened me the most as I wrote it. Except for Mercy outside the window, and Marisol sitting alone in the mall, and one scene in the next story. But those were only individual scenes...from this point on, PSYCHOS genuinely kind of scared me.

Cat -
Yup. It IS nice to let Mom realize that things aren't so great in Duskerville every once in awhile. Or should that be...'remind her'...?

Darren said...

DontPanik -
Sorry I misspelled your name on the previous post...

Anonymous said...

Oh Peter's mom.
It is a fine time to remember why you wanted to get out of Duskerville.
I figured all the crazy going-ons was one of the reasons she hightailed it out of that one horse town.
Though if I was her, I would have probably enjoyed living there. It's not everyday you have a vampire who has a crush on your son, or psycho trick-or-treaters. I think I'm a little jealous. =(

Also, about the whole Pocahontas story thing... I would read it up to a certain part before waiting till the next story came out.
Just like what i do to the movie. =P

~N7

Darren said...

N7 -
Ha ha! Well, don't worry, I won't torture you. I can't for the life of me think of a scary hook involving Pocahontas.

Yet.

Unknown said...

These stories are a good reminder vampires and psychopaths are not always something to be jealous about.