Group 2 chapt 5-9 response 3

The Sailor and Dracula

This storm…it was like nothing I had ever seen. The waves were like mad men foaming at the mouth and the skies were like darkened eyes rolling back from some demonic enchanting. I curse this wretched ship. I knew this was a horrid idea, a voyage doomed from the start. Yet for the sake of my family, I press on. Curse the day poverty was created! And let heaven above protect me. It was my night to keep the ship in order as we sailed on. Walking about on this deck, like a balance beam, at least was a fun thing to keep the storm from ravaging my mind. All things are as they should be, tied and secured…but somehow I feel as if I’m being watched. “Who could be out here?” I wondered. Not a soul, and quickly dashed the thought from my mind. However from the corner of my eye I had seen a shadow that moved ever so quickly. “Maybe I truly am going mad…curse this storm, and the night’s watch. I pray the morning and her blossoms of sun come quickly.” Suddenly I heard a small hiss…and as I turned, to my horror, there was a tall, slender, serpent of a man bending over me. All of me, had frozen, and if I had strength to die of a fright I would. My eyes beheld long sharp canine teeth as of a viper. And as he held me with iron arms, he quickly bent down and bit me. “He bit me. He bit me. What devil, THE DEVIL bit me…” my mind thought. I could do nothing but cry as he drained my life from my veins. In my last heaving breath I prayed “Lord if you can hear me, take my soul.”

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Frederic’s encounter with the spirit

As I, King Fredrick climbed the stairs to the apartments of Princess Hippolita, in hopes to find my dear sweet Matilda and to gaze upon her once again, my heart pounded with anticipation. I hope that Lady Hippolita would not find me forward, but for what a care might I have? The tyrant, that usurper… has taken the home that is rightfully mine. Yet, in his care I find the most virtuous woman to ever beheld my eyes. I care not what anyone may think of me this hour, I will sway Lady Hippolita to divorce, and make Matilda mine and mine alone. As I pushed the door ajar, I was not amazed to find Lady Hippolita not within sight but this stranger person who of solemnly seeming to be in prayer within. I had wished not to be discovered, so I quickly began to turn away once more and see of whom my mind desires, but the person stood, to my embarrassment of being discovered. I quickly formulated an excuse in my mind “Reverend Father, I sought the Lady Hippolita.” When the person responded, the room and all the air within seemed to stiffen at the sound of his voice. “Hippolita!” replied a hollow voice; “camest thou to this castle to seek Hippolita?” And as he turned it was as if my heart had stopped its beat, all ice within my veins had come to bear its fruit, as my eyes beheld a great horror of a skeleton man wrapped in the hermit’s cowl stood facing me. “Oh death, have you come for me?” my mind thought as my mouth screamed for the protection of the saints, my soul had tried to leave my body indeed