/u/Samuel412's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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The lake wasn't that deep; she could quite easily swim back up to the surface.

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The surgeon kept precise control over his every movement as he lowered the scalpel towards the brain tumour.

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The man wrapped his arms around his wife, crying with joy at finally being reunited after years without her.

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I keep picking up my notepad, and trying to have another go at doing some creative writing.

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After days of being stuck in place, the cave explorer breathed a sigh of relief when he lost feeling in his legs.

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The diver watched in awe as the mimic octopuses swam around her, imitating fish, and crabs, and sea snakes.

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The hiker had been drawn to the clearing by the strange sight of a pile of clean human bones.

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"There may be no money for food," I tell my emaciated daughter, "but I promise you'll never starve."

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The lake wasn't that deep; she could quite easily swim back up to the surface.	459
The surgeon kept precise control over his every movement as he lowered the scalpel towards the brain tumour.	70
The man wrapped his arms around his wife, crying with joy at finally being reunited after years without her.	53
I keep picking up my notepad, and trying to have another go at doing some creative writing.	32
After days of being stuck in place, the cave explorer breathed a sigh of relief when he lost feeling in his legs.	23
The diver watched in awe as the mimic octopuses swam around her, imitating fish, and crabs, and sea snakes.	10
The hiker had been drawn to the clearing by the strange sight of a pile of clean human bones.	2
"There may be no money for food," I tell my emaciated daughter, "but I promise you'll never starve."	1