Dancing Shadows

Spooked

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Chiller, Performing Arts, Ghosts, Society & Culture, Halloween, Thriller, Paranormal, Spooky, Supernatural, Personal Journals, Leisure, Arts, Horror, Fall, Mystery, Wonder, Adventure, Scary, Culture

4.6 • 15.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2025

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Issac Murdoch is from Serpent River First Nation and is Ojibwe, belonging to the Fish Clan. When picking rice as a young man, he encounters a fierce storm that blends the boundary between this world and the next.

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0:00.0	Jack's Brad could eat no fat.
0:06.2	His wife was super mean.
0:08.8	So when they baked the baker, well, they made a perfect team.
0:17.3	Spooked, right after this short break.
0:23.6	Stay tuned. After his life ended the old man emerged wet from the water to find himself in the middle of a large glade
0:47.2	a bearded figure placed a yellow rubber duck into the pool from which he had just emerged.
0:57.1	Am I dead?
0:58.8	Asked the man.
1:01.1	Don't you remember?
1:04.0	That's exactly what you asked last time.
1:06.2	Last time.
1:10.2	The man thought about it, but his head felt mussy.
1:12.1	His thoughts like smoke.
1:16.1	Well, what do I do now?
1:18.7	You pick another pool.
1:25.9	The man looked around, and as far as I could see in all directions waited pools of water.
1:28.8	Some opaque, others clear.
1:31.4	A few seem very deep.
1:35.5	Well, some held almost no water at all.
1:41.3	The man turned to step toward a pool.
1:43.0	No, not that one. The man stepped back.
1:45.6	Why?
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