/u/Vice-Monkey's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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Mary awoke to a bespectacled old man squinting into her cage and her captor standing nearby, apologizing for losing control of his urges again.

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Dad sprinted to the tree line, but I remembered the ranger’s grizzly instructions and played dead.

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Bloody hand-streaks covered the walls, ceiling, and ground, as though people fought against whatever dragged them to the end of the hallway.

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I was immune to the alluring song that was driving my men mad, and fought off their attempt to take control of the ship.

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The orchestra finished the brilliant symphony finale for the third time, and I listened with tears rolling down my cheeks.

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[JAN22] Gary’s stew had been simmering for three hours.

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“You forced me to do this when you broke up with me,” he said as he placed a gun in his mouth and splattered brain matter across the back wall.

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Kneeling on the sidewalk, I begged him for mercy and forgiveness as he decapitated each member of my family with a giant broadsword.

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As the sun sets, you stand at the edge of a dense forest a mile from home, a neglected road to your left, a babbling stream snaking through more trees to your right, a meadow full of overgrown grass and dancing fireflies straight ahead.

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[SEP21] Children's laughter echoed off the classroom walls as a nun flogged Joe’s bare-ass with a cane so hard that blood pooled on the old wooden floor.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Mary awoke to a bespectacled old man squinting into her cage and her captor standing nearby, apologizing for losing control of his urges again.	57
Dad sprinted to the tree line, but I remembered the ranger’s grizzly instructions and played dead.	57
Bloody hand-streaks covered the walls, ceiling, and ground, as though people fought against whatever dragged them to the end of the hallway.	55
I was immune to the alluring song that was driving my men mad, and fought off their attempt to take control of the ship.	53
The orchestra finished the brilliant symphony finale for the third time, and I listened with tears rolling down my cheeks.	52
[JAN22] Gary’s stew had been simmering for three hours.	50
“You forced me to do this when you broke up with me,” he said as he placed a gun in his mouth and splattered brain matter across the back wall.	49
Kneeling on the sidewalk, I begged him for mercy and forgiveness as he decapitated each member of my family with a giant broadsword.	48
As the sun sets, you stand at the edge of a dense forest a mile from home, a neglected road to your left, a babbling stream snaking through more trees to your right, a meadow full of overgrown grass and dancing fireflies straight ahead.	47
[SEP21] Children's laughter echoed off the classroom walls as a nun flogged Joe’s bare-ass with a cane so hard that blood pooled on the old wooden floor.	47