As one sees the beautiful rose climbing the window ledge on a typical neighborhood house, he thinks to himself. “What a romantic scene“. Suddenly, a horrific strange noise breaks the silence, and the observer quickly understands that the noise is coming from inside the house. What did just happen? Until now, he wasn’t even aware that he was the only one in the neighborhood, standing in front of the house. Why did everyone avoid this part of the neighborhood? Just as he was about to turn his back to the house, someone pulled him from behind whispering: “bad things happen to the nosy observers“, and then he felt a strong hit landing at the back of his head. As he was about to loose consciousness, last thing he noticed was a horrific detail that made the scene not so idle anymore. Can you continue this story? What did the observer last notice, that scared the living hell out of him?
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Look like lot of people miss the second face. Hint hint: branch lines
Hi guys bet this is the first person to coment from South Africa.
And if i am not well then i am the first person to comment from South Africa who has been to Croatia. (realy cool place by the way you guys should go there some time)
I think this is a realy cool pic. And the great intro story.
I love the website keep up and good work.
That horrific detail was the faces of lost souls in the flowers planted in the garden.
“You shall be as they are now” whispered a voice from behind, the whispering then turned into howling demonic laughter. The observer lost his consciousness. When he woke up he was another face in the devil’s garden. There to lure unsuspecting people to their doom.
Great site vurdlak great story by you as well. keep up the good work. :)
It’s a cool pic, but I have a feeling I am missing somthing realy obvious in it.
Also, it’s “lose” consciousness, not loose. Loose means not tight.
Lose means to be unable to find something. Sorry to nit-pick on the grammer. Great site. I love it!
kinda boring!!!!
The rose was starting to laugh a deep throaty, sinister laugh and as his eyes began to close and the blackness close in he could see hundreds of faces in the peeling paint on the house. His mind screamed as he realized there was no one to help him, no one to hear, no one to care. THE END (Not as good as yours but I tried.)
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Also, it’s “lose” consciousness, not loose. Loose means not tight.
Lose means to be unable to find something. Sorry to nit-pick on the grammer. Great site. I love it!”
Ok, sure it may be ‘lose’ that is the correct word. However it’s more likely spelling that was an issue, not grammar. Grammatical errors would imply poor sentence structure and so on. Not a wrong word due to a spelling error.
One other thing, if you’re going to play the english nazi, at least get YOUR grammar and spelling right. I could go on and point out how flawed your definitions are, but I’m not going to waste any more of my time.
I think the rose is the observer and the one who was to lose consciousness because someone pulled it from behind the rose’s head. It never said a person.
Ironicly, (yes I know I probably spelt that wrong) the person who was on about bad grammar spelt grammar wrong…
But I see someone else already mentioned that.. :)
Ooh, I see it! And no, it’s not the flower. If you tilt your head to the left a bit, then squint, there’s a guy with a big mustache that looks like he got his soul snatched or something.
-coughs- It’s spelled ironically.
maybe some of the leaves r supposed to look like womens lips?
You can learn a lot of things from the flowerrrrrs~
Oh especially in the month of June~
There’s a wealth of happiness and romance~
All in the golden after—AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
It’s not just the face, if you look at the thick branches below it together with the fact it makes a body.
!!!! I CANT FIND THE SECOND ONE!! PLEASE SOME ONE IVE ME A DETAILED DESCRIPTION IVE BEEN LOOKING AT THIS FOR AGES
!!!! I CANT FIND THE SECOND ONE!! PLEASE SOME ONE IVE ME A DETAILED DESCRIPTION IVE BEEN LOOKING AT THIS FOR AGES please help me i see a face in the rose that it. and im dumb u’ll have to be specific
“Ok, sure it may be ‘lose’ that is the correct word. However it’s more likely spelling that was an issue, not grammar. Grammatical errors would imply poor sentence structure and so on. Not a wrong word due to a spelling error.
One other thing, if you’re going to play the english nazi, at least get YOUR grammar and spelling right. I could go on and point out how flawed your definitions are, but I’m not going to waste any more of my time.” um… they did say “Sorry to nit-pick” Jeez…
theres a face of a man who looks like he’s in pain on the rose, and there is someone looking through the trellis at the bottom.