The Cellar
September 25th, 2007
Have a good read of this macabre story and find out what is different about it? Who gets murdered, for instance.
It was a dark and stormy night. There was thunder and lightning which you could see for miles. There was a house in the distance. You could see only the large heavy door and a few windows that had been boarded up. The door was wide open and a clock could be seen ticking at the other end of the big long hall which was decorated the way the 1960s would have been. And only a table was in the hall, standing under the large ticking clock which looked like it was brought from a charity shop.
There was a humming coming from what seemed to be an old living room with cobwebs and dust everywhere, and on the floor was a cover and a funny shape under it. Then I took the cover off and found a gun and a knife. I picked the gun up and it was loaded.
There was a red light coming from the floor. I crept downstairs, and I entered what seemed to be a cellar. The cellar had blood, blood and more blood.. There was a door, so I went through it. Then the door slammed behind. I turned around and saw the beast, with blood all over him. I screamed until I couldn’t scream no more, and that time had come. I stopped screaming and fell to the ground in shock. The next minute I was strapped into a chair and he was standing in front of me wit his machete up to my neck. “Sorry, sorry, I didn’t do any harm. Please let me go. Please.”
“Shut up!” he sharply replied.
“Sorry.”
“And stop apologising.”
And I tried to scream again but I was never to be seen again.
About a week after I was discovered, the man had gotten a life sentence in a high maxim prison for psychos.
And then my uncle was in the same prison and killed the man.
Alana. Woodside School
Entry Filed under: Woodside, Writer in Residence, Writing






5 Comments Add your own
1. Jenny | September 25th, 2007 at 2:57 pm
I liked this for its originality about who is telling the story and what happens to them. It has a real “Sunset Boulevard” feel about it, inasmuch as you don’t have to be alive to tell a story!
David
2. Mrs Reid | September 26th, 2007 at 9:09 pm
Wow Alana! What a terrifying story. You’ve set the scene really well.
3. kaigen | October 2nd, 2007 at 6:33 pm
What an amazing story, alana! I don’t think I can do better myself!
Fantastic space too!
4. Woodside | October 2nd, 2007 at 7:52 pm
Good and spooky story! Alana
5. john | October 5th, 2007 at 7:07 pm
Good and spooky story. Lots of good words.
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