can you help with this stupid assignment?

Question

ok... i have to describe a setting and it has to be the scariest i can possibly immagine... what is the best you have? no plaggerism please...
thanks a bunches

Answer 1

No plagiarism? What the heel are you doing?!?

Answer 2

In order to be scary it must contain some sort of previous disaster. Like a weather worn house, etc. You must place gruesome objects around you. Picture them, describe them, random thoughts actually work well.
For example:
Nighttime always scared me. Especially nighttime and an old house. Noises, Creatures, and an active imagination can make for a scary place. I looked around and saw the most disgusting things. A half-eaten rat lay on the floor, like a moldy hot dog, split down the middle. Blood had dried and flies had picked the muscle tissue halfway clean.

Place thoughts like sentences like so:
Run. Run! I wouldn't budge.

When people read thoughts, they see their own feelings displayed. Relation is a good "hook".

Answer 3

These links are to give you ideas, anyway there's nothing wrong with a little paraphrasing, is there?

Paraphrase: Write it in Your Own Words

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_paraphr.html

Practice Exercises in Paraphrasing

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_paraphrEX1.html

A paraphrase is an indirect quotation. It must be documented because it relates in your own words and style the thoughts you have borrowed from another person. Paraphrases are more flexible than quotations. They fit more smoothly into your text, and you can express your own interpretations as you paraphrase.

http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/research/usingpara.html


Welcome, stranger.

Y ou have stumbled into my Lair. Here, give me your hand and I will lead you through the dark. Why, you're shivering! Are you cold? ... or is it not the chill in the air that makes you tremble? This is a place of darkness indeed, to its very depths, and I'm not speaking of the mere absence of light.

CLASSICS:

•The Tell-tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Pit and the Pendulum by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Premature Burial by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Sphinx by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Oblong Box by Edgar Allan Poe
•The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe

http://www.twilightharbor.com/moonmistress/

•The Red Room by H.G. Wells
•The Monkey's Paw by W. W. Jacobs
•The Lottery by Shirley Jackson
•The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving

FOLKLORE, TALES AND URBAN LEGENDS:

•The Bus Stop
•Like Cats' Eyes
•A Child's Story
•Cornish Tales
•The Death Waltz
•Guests
•Last Kiss
•The Monk of St. John's Church
•The Red Spot
•The Strange Mass
•Strangers
•The Hook
•The Call from the Grave
•The Little White Dog
•Weird Music
•Something was Wrong
•The Wreck

http://www.twilightharbor.com/moonmistress/

Good luck.

Kevin, Liverpool, England.

Answer 4

how about you are the only person left on the planet, and everyone else is dead around you...even animals are dead...everything is destroyed...you walk up to an ocean...and strange creatures start to move and come out of the water slowly...like creation is begining all over again...yet you dont know why you are the only one left...then what if the corses of all the dead humans start to move...and do weird things like dance with each other and sing; even though they dont have souls and they are just empty bodies...and when you look at them...they stare through you...with big smiles...and they seem to walk slow...but when they get about 10 feet from you...they are fast as lightning...you come up with the rest....lol

Answer 5

Close your eyes and imagine the absolute most frightening thing FOR YOU! Everyone has different fears. Imagine the most frightening details.... time of day .... weather.... a phone ringing or the sound of a creaking floor.

You can do this assignment yourself so get motivated!

Sue

Answer 6

A completly empty field with the nearest town being an hour away by car at night.

Answer 7

An American dining room with a thanksgiving dinner on the table and everyone wearing woolly jumpers with big snowflakes on the front.

Answer 8

Washing your face and your home alone... then you look at ur self in the mirror and you see a clown right behind you.

Answer 9

How Can I describe your scariest setting?

And if you would use it it would be plagiarism...

... if you would get caught at it, wouldn't that be scary?

Answer 10

You don't want us to plagiarize, but you're clearly willing to plagiarize us! Oh I have to LMAO at you!!!! That's a good one!