The story 'A Shady Plot' is about ghosts and spirits. Do you think people should believe in ghosts and Spirits? Why/Why not? (Long answer question)
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Such questions need to be attempted on your own to test your creative writing skills. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- Many people around the world are superstitious.
- This means that they believe in some supernatural processes.
- While many people do believe that some supernatural phenomena are real, almost all of us recognize that at least much of the time these superstitions aren't really valid.
- We do not know if these believes hold any relevance or not.
- I just want to suggest you not to believe in superstitious things and focus towards a scientific approach.
- This will help you in growing better.
- Many people around the world are superstitious.
- This means that they believe in some supernatural processes.
- While many people do believe that some supernatural phenomena are real, almost all of us recognize that at least much of the time these superstitions aren't really valid.
- We do not know if these believes hold any relevance or not.
- I just want to suggest you not to believe in superstitious things and focus towards a scientific approach.
- This will help you in growing better.
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HEYA!!
Normally, a paranormal story wouldn’t catch my attention, but a few months before the story came out, a Spanish friend of mine named Laura showed me a weird image she found on her phone while I was traveling in Madrid. The photo, taken on her iPhone while on a trip to Ethiopia, shows a boy looking down at leaves he is holding in his hands. Seemingly superimposed onto the boy is another image of the boy, hands in a different position and eyes looking straight at the camera.
Normally, a paranormal story wouldn’t catch my attention, but a few months before the story came out, a Spanish friend of mine named Laura showed me a weird image she found on her phone while I was traveling in Madrid. The photo, taken on her iPhone while on a trip to Ethiopia, shows a boy looking down at leaves he is holding in his hands. Seemingly superimposed onto the boy is another image of the boy, hands in a different position and eyes looking straight at the camera.
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