The Nightmare Page #3
Disjointed.
And he brought
the vibration with him.
It's as If
it was emanating from him.
and I would just feel that.
Hear... hear...
I would hear
all the sounds of hell...
I don't know
any other way to put it...
and feel his awful vibration.
And I would have
a fight/flight response,
and I would completely,
you know, freak out,
and try to scream or get away.
And many times,
the intensity just continued.
I was very scared,
and I was upstairs,
and I didn't feel like anybody
was gonna get to me
If I screamed.
It's very dark.
And it scared me forever.
to the end of my wits.
And If anything
it was gonna be that.
What happens is
when you're falling asleep,
You'll get an electrical shock
through your body
just as you're falling asleep,
and that's the usual indication
that you're gonna have
a visit that night.
Then You'll fall asleep,
and then You'll wake up,
and you're totally paralyzed,
you can't move.
Um, and...
There's static in the room.
And you're being visited.
They'll circle your bed,
and now and again,
They'll try and touch you.
The first one
which is just basically
an outline of me and you
on a sunny day, on the pavement,
on the sidewalk
in a 3-d form.
And the second...
the second entity,
which is the hat man,
seems to have a direct link
to them.
He's... he's a very
authoritarian figure.
He's very menacing.
He's very...
he's in charge of them.
His minions, so to speak.
And, um...
They're a team.
It's hell.
He's awful, awful, awful.
It all starts with that
electrical shock.
I have my two separate lives.
I have my life like
and It's cool and I go to work.
Then when I go to bed,
that I have to deal with.
When it first started,
it was pretty intermittent.
It wasn't every day.
Don't know the age.
Around this time.
My brother didn't live
with us anymore,
and I had my room all to myself.
It's kind of funny
'cause I can remember
my bed had collapsed,
onto a box of beanie babies
that my mom collected.
My mom was a big collector.
And so my bed kind of pivots,
right?
On top of this thing
there's a frame,
the bed pivoting.
And I remember
the bed was pivoted,
on this particular night,
with my feet
closer to the ground
and my head higher up,
like a seesaw.
And I remember
the paralysis starts,
and I can see the door frame.
Like I can see...
you know, I'm looking at a wall,
and the door is right here.
So, here's a bed, there's me,
then straight forward,
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