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Have you ever thought about what makes a scary story scary? I think that mood helps a lot: turn off or turn down the lights (why not just the fire, if it's cold and you have a fireplace?), use a scary voice as you read/tell it. It also helps if the story seems very "real"; if it seems familiar enough that it could actually happen. I hate to give tips on telling lies, but it's said that good liars inject a bit of truth into their lies. Perhaps the same is true with a scary story; it's more believable when it's based to some extent on real people, places and happenings. The thought that "It could happen" makes a scary ghost story extra scary.
The Fireplace Jason finally gets to use his fireplace...but with some unexpected results.
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