染雾万圣节英文故事 篇一
The Haunted House
Once upon a time, on a dark and stormy Halloween night, three friends named Sarah, Jack, and Emily decided to explore the old haunted house at the end of the street. The house had been abandoned for years, and many spooky stories were told about it in the town.
As they approached the house, the wind howled and the trees swayed ominously. Sarah hesitated, but Jack and Emily urged her to keep going. They bravely stepped inside the creaky old door and were immediately met with a musty smell and eerie silence.
They explored the dusty rooms, each one filled with cobwebs and old furniture covered in sheets. Suddenly, they heard a loud crash coming from the basement. Heart pounding, they cautiously made their way down the creaky stairs.
In the dimly lit basement, they saw a shadowy figure moving in the corner. Trembling with fear, they called out, "Who's there?" The figure slowly turned around, revealing a ghostly face with hollow eyes.
But instead of attacking them, the ghostly figure spoke in a soft voice. It turned out to be the spirit of a young girl who had died in the house many years ago. She told them her tragic story and how she had been trapped in the house ever since.
Feeling sorry for the ghostly girl, Sarah, Jack, and Emily decided to help her find peace. They searched the house for clues and eventually discovered a hidden journal that revealed the truth behind her death.
With the mystery solved, the ghostly girl thanked them and disappeared into the night. The three friends left the haunted house feeling a sense of accomplishment and wonder at the supernatural events they had experienced on Halloween night.
From that day on, the old haunted house was never seen as a place of fear, but rather as a place of mystery and friendship.
万圣节英文故事 篇二
The Legend of the Jack-o'-Lantern
In the town of Sleepy Hollow, there was a legend passed down through generations about a mysterious figure known as the Jack-o'-Lantern. Every Halloween night, the Jack-o'-Lantern would appear in the pumpkin patch, glowing with an eerie light.
The townspeople believed that the Jack-o'-Lantern was a spirit who guarded the town from evil forces. They would carve pumpkins into lanterns and place them outside their homes as a way to honor and appease the spirit.
One Halloween night, a young boy named Tommy decided to venture into the pumpkin patch to see if the legend of the Jack-o'-Lantern was true. As he walked among the glowing pumpkins, he suddenly heard a whispering voice calling his name.
Terrified, Tommy turned around and saw the Jack-o'-Lantern standing before him. The spirit told him that he had been chosen to carry on the tradition of protecting the town from evil on Halloween night.
Tommy was scared at first, but he knew he had to be brave for the sake of his town. He agreed to take on the responsibility and the Jack-o'-Lantern bestowed upon him a magical lantern that glowed with a powerful light.
With the lantern in hand, Tommy set out to patrol the town and keep it safe from any malevolent spirits that might try to cause mischief on Halloween night. As he walked the streets, he could feel the presence of darkness lurking in the shadows.
But with the light of the lantern guiding his way, Tommy was able to banish the evil spirits and protect the town from harm. When the sun rose on November 1st, the townspeople were amazed to find their town untouched by any Halloween pranks or misfortune.
From that day on, Tommy was hailed as a hero and the legend of the Jack-o'-Lantern lived on in Sleepy Hollow, reminding everyone of the power of bravery and light in the face of darkness.
万圣节英文故事 篇三
A woman whose husband often came home drunk decided to cure him of the habit. One Hallow
一位妇人发现丈夫回家的时候总是烂醉如泥，她决定为丈夫治好这个毛病。一个万圣节夜里，她穿上一套魔鬼戏服，躲在树后，准备在丈夫返家时拦截他的去路。
When her husband came by, she jumped out and stood before him with her red horns, long tail, and pitchfork.
当丈夫走近时，她从树后跳出来，站到他面前，头上带着红色的羊角、身后有长长的尾巴，手中握着钢叉。
"Who are you?" he asked.
“你是谁?”丈夫问到。
"I'm the Devil!" she responded.
“我是魔鬼!”她回答到。
"Well, come on home with me," he said, "I married your sister!"
“噢，那你跟我一起回家吧，”丈夫说，“我娶了你的姐妹!”
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