The Raven Curse

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I dont cry anymore. Ive cried too much for my eyes to produce anymore tears of fear or happiness or sadness. But its not my fault. Ravens the reason I lost my tears. Raven has been a curse to my family for a long time. She’ll follow us everywhere. Whether it’s for vacation or school or even work. She’s always there. For us to get rid of her is impossible to even consider(12). We’ve tried priests, mediums, and even so called “Ghost Hunters.” They all say “a great evil is in the house” and yet none of them succeeded in getting rid of Raven. Everytime someone who is supposedly going to “help” us shows up, my blood begans to boil. I dont want them in my house, I don’t want them to tell me how theres a “great evil” here, I don’t want them to tell …show more content…
So when they show up acting all smart as if they think they can help it irritates me. And the sooner the leave the sooner i can get back to my almost normal life. But what angers me more is how we got our curse. According to my grandmother we got our curse from our Great Uncle. He wasn't the best guy. He went into restricted areas, broke things, got into fights, and was usually failing school. That was until the incident with Raven. Raven was a girl who went to his school but never had a home. She lived in the woods because her parents had died and had been saving up money to buy a real house and food. But when my Gruncle had heard about Ravens stash of money he wanted it. So one day, he followed her. He tried to keep as quiet as possible and made his way into Ravens small little “campsite”. As Raven went to bed, my uncle raided the camp looking for the money(11). Finally he found the money hidden in a rotting log. The log was filled with rats and mold, but he was determined to get the money(2). As he was about to leave, Raven woke up and saw him. He knew Raven wouldn't let him keep the money so he did the only thing he could come up with. He grabbed the biggest stone he could find and chucked it at her

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