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3.8 Haunted
This theme talks of some things haunted or full of mysteries, fear and similar feelings.
In this theme we talk about witches, ghosts, aliens, fairies, dwarfs and mermaids but we’d like add zombies, vampires and werewolves.
Let it define each of everybody.
Witch: It’s defined witchcraft as the act or instance of employing sorcery, especially with malevolent intent: a magical riteor technique. Witchcraft calls upon the powers of the devil much like a believer prays and believes in the power of God. The witch is the one who does.


Ghost: Are supposed spirits or disembodied souls of dead things that appear among the living noticeably (taking a visible appearance, making sounds or smells or moving objects), mainly in placesfrequented in life, or in association with people nearby.


Alien: Life forms that may have originated existed or still exist elsewhere in the universe, beyond the planet Earth.


Fairy: Fantastic and ethereal creature, usually personified as a beautiful woman, who according to tradition are protective ofnature, the product of imagination, tradition or belief.


Dwarf: They are described as no more than a meter, slippery-looking green-skinned and with aspect humanoid.


Mermaid: Are portrayed as beautiful women with fishtail instead of legs, they fall in love the sailors with their songs and I whenstill love the killed them.


Zombie: This is a dead resurrected by a sorcerer to become his slave. By extension, has become synonymous with fantasy literature as undead for a type of virus.


Vampire: A creature that feeds on other living blood to stay alive. It turns into a bat and can only goout at night because sunlight burns him. Enemy of the werewolves.


Werewolf. The werewolf can stay with your animal side only for about a few hours, usually when the full moon comes out, he is a man. Enemy of the vampires.

After defining each of these characters, below we will show them a scary story…The Night Springs Cemetery
An orange sun lowered steadily into a pit of evergreen teeth, valiantly spilling it’s last light upon the Night Springs Cemetery while it still could. If he had noticed, middle-aged Simon Willis might find himself grateful for this light so he might continue overlooking his mother’s grave in peace. After all, the cemetery was dangerous after dark. Not for anymysterious reason, mind you. The forest outlining Night Springs Cemetery was one of the only places wolf sightings have been reported in all of Pennsylvania.
“You know about the wolves, don’t you?”
Simon jumped at the voice and twisted his body at the intruder with anger. He managed to calm himself as he recognized the kindly-looking old man who approached him as the groundskeeper for the cemetery. Hiscold annoyance further melted when he saw the old man raising his hands in apologetic surrender.
“Sorry. Didn’t mean to scare you like that. I assumed my creaky legs would’ve given me away for a mile.”
The old man laughed and continued to approach, as Simon allowed himself a small grin for the first time all day. For a minute, the groundskeeper stared silently at the grave beside him, in solemnreverence. Despite politely declining similar offers from friends and family, Simon appreciated the man’s company here. The groundskeeper brought a sense of practiced officially to Simon’s mourning and gave him a reason to stay rooted to the spot. The man even seemed to know the appropriate time to break the silence.
“I dug this grave you know. I dig all the graves around here. It keeps my body...