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

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It was so much more than a game, and we children looked on in horror as little Jacob's spin of the dreidel came up.

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I got out of the bear trap, though it left an awfully ragged stump at the end of my leg....

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Why did you arrest my father and I, when all we did was comfort each other after mother died?

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I miss her terribly, but, she'll always be a part of me...

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Standing there in front of my desk, she looked like she'd had some impact trauma; maybe a fall, and she had a cute habit of trying to keep her left eye from lolling to the the side by flicking it with her little finger.

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The insane, the dangerous, the useless wander our streets by the thousands.

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I sit in this crowded theater, all my life I've been a nobody, a reject, an empty, self-loathing blank.

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I walk down to the tracks sometimes, curious to see the trains, and what they may be carrying to the far-off cities I've never been to.

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My father tells me to wait for him upstairs, and I know that means just go to his room and undress.

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I've had only one major disappointment in my life.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
It was so much more than a game, and we children looked on in horror as little Jacob's spin of the dreidel came up.	36
I got out of the bear trap, though it left an awfully ragged stump at the end of my leg....	36
Why did you arrest my father and I, when all we did was comfort each other after mother died?	36
I miss her terribly, but, she'll always be a part of me...	35
Standing there in front of my desk, she looked like she'd had some impact trauma; maybe a fall, and she had a cute habit of trying to keep her left eye from lolling to the the side by flicking it with her little finger.	35
The insane, the dangerous, the useless wander our streets by the thousands.	34
I sit in this crowded theater, all my life I've been a nobody, a reject, an empty, self-loathing blank.	34
I walk down to the tracks sometimes, curious to see the trains, and what they may be carrying to the far-off cities I've never been to.	33
My father tells me to wait for him upstairs, and I know that means just go to his room and undress.	33
I've had only one major disappointment in my life.	32