“A girl named Juliette is home alone, as she lives with her single mother, whos a nurse taking the night shift. Juliette just finished decorating the Christmas tree when she hears scratching at the door to their apartment. When she looks through the peephole, she sees a man dressed in a dirty Santa Clause suit. “Its Santa Clause!” she says. Juliette may be only 11 years old, but she’s not an idiot. She refuses to open the door and threatens to call the police when he doesn’t leave. His solution to this dilemma? An ax. Juliette hides in the closet while he busts down the door. When he finds her, she manages to stab him in the eye with a coat hanger, and it all goes downhill from there.”

“This one was written in 1848 in Russia. It’s not so much scary as it is creepy and slimy, because, while its fiction you could bet something like this happened thousands of times throughout history. It takes place at a Christmas party, where the narrator is getting bored watching the children play with their new toys. One of them is the Host’s daughter an eleven-year-old who already has a very handsome dowry. (remember this was the time where the girl’s parents essentially bribed men to marry their daughters). She’s playing with a boy her age, the governess’s son, the lowest on the social scale.

The man comes at least twice her age, who wants that dowry. Remember shes eleven, and he starts flirting with her and kissing her on the forehead and overall just being a creep. But she prefers to hang out with the other kid. The man chases the kid out of the room before convincing the girl’s parents to invite him over again. Fast-forward five years: guess whos getting married.”

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