The Chair in the Doorway

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    Crucible Alternate Ending

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    you think its been empty for so long?” Elizabeth glared over at her brother. “Eddie, stop scaring us. It’s not funny.” Eddie snatched up a cookie and slid out of the chair. “I’m not trying to scare anybody, I thought you would want to know. I’d want to know if my house was haunted.” “Well,” Ophelia said, as she scooted out of her chair, “I haven’t seen any ghost. So, I guess this house isn’t haunted.” Eddie laughed. “You don’t see ghost silly, they’re invisible. You can only hear them.” “That’s…

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    I Love Me Narrative

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    I walk quickly into the beauty parlor, desperately in need of an appointment to fix my blonde hair. Deep down I know I don’t want to get my hair done, I only want Shreevy, my husband, to look at me once again the way he did in high school. He never looks me up and down and wonders how he got so lucky, or why I stay with him. Shreevy never tells me I’m pretty anymore even though I still do my hair and dress the way he likes me too. My hair is always curled in a way that frames my face, my makeup…

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    In the beginning of the poem, the narrator dismisses the tapping on his chamber door. He thinks of his love and how much sorrow it brings him now that she is gone. After some time, he answers the door to see nothing is there. He stands in the doorway and hopes for Lenore as he whispers her name into the darkness. This is the first sign we see how…

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    RAYMOND AND CLAIRE: AMEN They lift their heads and grab at their silverware just as the doorbell RINGS. RAYMOND: (Looking up surprised) Who could that be? CUT: INT. SUBURBAN HOUSE - HALLWAY - EARLY EVENING RAYMOND walks down the hall and stops at the doorway, looks through the eye hole. He steps back and opens the door. RAYMOND: (Cautiously) Hey, how may I help you? Two men stand outside the door wearing trench coats and suit attire hold up their badges. DETECTIVE TAYLOR: (Putting his badges up)…

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    Avalir: A Short Story

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    Most made no sense to her, though the eye one did. In her studies, the image of a glowing eye was clearly a reference to a clairvoyant. But what was she supposed to do with this? She stepped into the doorway of Melinda’s quarters, and found her sitting at an ancient ornate writing desk, staring out the window. The Headmistress turned toward her and flashed a smile. “Enter child.” Larah smiled back warmly and entered. She needed to talk to someone, and…

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    Cheoh ran to the control room and flipped through the book again, "Now...push that button there and another one there...", Cheoh said while clicking the buttons. Soon enough, the ship got off the ground, and after setting it to autopilot, Cheoh sat a chair in the corner of the room. "Now I can just relax for an hour!", Cheoh said to himself while closing his…

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    Nicolia's Monologue

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    The twinkling firelight bounces off the dull tin outside of mugs. Loud, drunk laughter fills the air as I serve more mead among the tavern's occupants. Tonight every seat is taken, yet more people pour in from the dark doorway. This is never good. The town's men have a habit of retreating to Rosaline's Tavern and Inn when they fail once again. I wonder what happened this time. Did they upset a more powerful town? Do we now owe someone more debt? Is it even possible to owe anyone more debt? I…

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    Louise’s (Kates) husband, his friend works at a newspaper office so he was the first to hear the horrible news. When she heard the awful news, she carried herself into her bedroom and locked the door. She wanted to be alone. She sits herself in a chair looking out of her window and looks at nature. While staring into the distance she feels apprehensive and tried to hide her feelings but she can’t (SparkNotes). She started saying “free free” realizing her husband’s death and she’s free. She…

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    A brisk walk in the Botanic gardens before breakfast stimulates the mind for a good murder. Tony Malkovich returned from his stroll. He sat back into his chair by the open fire and rubbed his temples with his thumbs, damn these persistent headaches. There was a soft knock on the door.‘Come’, he called.Mrs Fergus wheeled a trolley into the room. ‘G’d morn there, Mr Malkovich.’ She said. ‘The kedgeree is piping hot and I’ve buttered the toast for ye’.’ She lifted the plates and dishes onto the…

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    The Pill: A Short Story

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    poison so the Elders can’t feel any pain. Now that is hard.” “Okay. Then teach me.” She saw a video camera in the corner of the room. She checked to see if it had any battery. When she found that it was fully charged, Faith placed it on the swivel chair. She rolled it over to the front of the room so it was facing the table. She turned…

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