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Topic: My topic is Native American ghost stories. I think I
would like to have four different stories from four different tribes. One story
I read that I definitely want to include is the third story, A Ghost Story by
the Ponca tribe, out of a section titled Three Ghost Stories in the Great
Plains Indian section of the Untextbook. Another story I want to include is from the
Blackfoot tribe and is called The Camp of the Ghosts.
Bibliography:
1
Three Ghost Stories, from Myth’s and Legends of
the Great Plains, by Katherine Berry Judson (1913). –I will use the Myth’s and
Legends of the Great Plains for more stories.
Possible Styles:
Dream Sequences: I could tell the story as part of a dream
that someone is having. I have this idea in my head were like someone is
studying and falls asleep and dreams they are in the story in a way. Or they’re
watching TV while reading about ghosts. The possibilities with this are
endless.
From a Ghost’s point of view: I think it would be neat to
tell how ghosts view the living. What are the ghost’s thinking about the people
that cannot see them? I really like the idea of the ghost’s doing little things
around the house as pranks or something that the person does not know they did,
but it is just enough to throw them off.
Third person: This is very useful for creating omniscient
scary ghost scenes. This would be very useful if I wanted my story to be scary!
However, I’m not necessarily sure if that’s what I want. The thing about third person is that it is not
really that creative and I am not sure if I would like it. I really like the
out of the box way of thinking.
Story as Reality TV: Can you imagine a reality TV series for
ghosts? I think this would be a fun idea to try. It would really put a neat
twist on the old stories. I can just see a Keeping Up with the Kardashian ghost
family or something of the sort in one of my stories. I could probably combine
this one with the dream sequence if I really wanted to. There’s a lot of
different ways I could go with this.
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