A DARK HARVEST
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What darker themes are explored in Thanksgiving stories?
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Hi Witches, I'm Blair Bathory and this is the Something Scary Podcast. Thank you so much for being here. Whether this is your first time or you're one of the brave souls who join us every week. Sometimes Thanksgiving isn't about giving thanks. It's about surviving the feast. Beneath the warmth of family gatherings and traditions lurks something darker. Family secrets, ancient curses, and harvests that should have stayed buried. It's a warning to us all that even a holiday of gratitude can hide cruel intentions. So grab a seat at the table, but beware of what's being served. Zuerst ein unerwähntes Gäste, dann ein Schrei für Hilfe. Letztendlich in unserer letzten Geschichte, ein Haus des Todes.
Bevor wir zu unseren Geschichten kommen, wollte ich fragen, ob Sie einen Moment nehmen würden, um diesen Podcast zu senden, zu jemandem, den Sie kennen, der Horror liebt. Wir wissen, dass es hunderten von Podcasts gibt, und der größte Einfluss auf das, was die Leute hören, ist, was ihre Freunde empfehlen. Sie können auch den Podcast auf Spotify und YouTube raten und kommentieren, also lasst uns wissen, was Sie denken. Ich lese alle Ihre Kommentare und versuche, so viele wie möglich zu antworten. Vielen Dank, wir sind unglaublich dankbar für alle unsere Zuschauer weltweit. So, wanna hear something scary? A Dark Harvest Some family secrets are better left buried, but not all of them stay that way.
Like in this story inspired by Malachi Morales. Malachi Morales Liam sat alone on a quiet bus, surrounded by endless fields of corn. The only other passenger was the old greasy bus driver, whose occasional coughs and sighs echoed through the silence. Liam was on his way to a small town in Ohio to stay with his Uncle Dan for Thanksgiving break. His parents were visiting friends in Louisiana and staying for business. They insisted the trip was too long for him to stay alone in New York. Liam hat sich damit schon gewohnt. Seine Eltern waren Geschäftspartner. Sie waren immer zusammen unterwegs, um Arbeit zu machen und ihn zu verlassen. Er war nicht überrascht über diese Reise. Es war schon seit sechs Jahren, seit er seinen Onkel gesehen hat, der praktisch ein Fremder war. Suddenly, the bus came to a halt in front of a tall brick building. Liam thanked the driver and stepped off with his luggage. The bus rumbled away, leaving him alone in the quiet, isolated town. A small sign labeled Bus Terminal hung above the door of the building.
Just as Liam reached for the door, he heard his name called from across the street. Looking up, he spotted a man he didn't recognize, a heavyset guy with a black matted beard and sweat-stained gray t-shirt that barely fit. His long greasy hair was slicked back, similar to the bus drivers. The man waved, sending a ripple through his body.
I remember you a little.
Well, we've got a whole week to catch up. Can't wait to hear all about New York, Uncle Dan chuckled, his excitement seeming almost too eager. After a silent car ride through endless cornfields, they arrived at a small white house, perched on a hill. Beside it stood a decaying barn, neglected for what looked like centuries. A heavy chain and padlock secured its door. The sight of it made Liam's stomach twist uneasily. They entered the modest house as Uncle Dan tried to make excuses for its humble state. It's not much, but it gets the job done. Sorry if it's not as spacious as your place in New York, he said, flipping a switch to reveal a dimly lit interior. Liam smiled politely, thanking him for letting him stay.
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