Humpty's Bones
“We stared at the figure. Stared as a blue light burned with a strange, phantom intensity. Stared as the weird apparition loomed through the doorway.
Adam pointed. ‘Look, there’s something wrong with its mouth.’ For some reason I found my eyes yanked to those monster-size fishhooks that hung from chains above our heads and wondered if - ‘Come on,’ boomed the figure. ‘You’ve got to look at this! I’ve been calling you for ages. Didn’t you hear? Naz, what’s wrong? You look as if you’ve stood on... a ghost.’ ‘Pitt?’ I blinked. ‘Is that you?’ ‘Who do you think? Frankenstein?’ Jenny shook her head. ‘The phrase, Pitt, is “seen a ghost” not “stood on one.” ‘ ‘Whatever.’ Adam swayed. ‘I was so scared I thought I’d puke... think I still am.’ The weird ghostly effect was caused by a blue light shining onto Pitt from the room that led off this corridor.MoreLess
Adam pointed. ‘Look, there’s something wrong with its mouth.’ For some reason I found my eyes yanked to those monster-size fishhooks that hung from chains above our heads and wondered if - ‘Come on,’ boomed the figure. ‘You’ve got to look at this! I’ve been calling you for ages. Didn’t you hear? Naz, what’s wrong? You look as if you’ve stood on... a ghost.’ ‘Pitt?’ I blinked. ‘Is that you?’ ‘Who do you think? Frankenstein?’ Jenny shook her head. ‘The phrase, Pitt, is “seen a ghost” not “stood on one.” ‘ ‘Whatever.’ Adam swayed. ‘I was so scared I thought I’d puke... think I still am.’ The weird ghostly effect was caused by a blue light shining onto Pitt from the room that led off this corridor.MoreLess
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