The chapter that I remember most clearly is chapter 4 "Losing control". Almost all this chapter is the last part of the hitch-hiker story. It is a scary story and described realistically. I think there are similar stories in Japan. In those stories, the ghost hitch-hiker disappeared from the running car suddenly. Maybe everyone knows those stories, including me. However, the chapter 4 is scarier and described very realistically. That is why I remember the chapter 4.
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Monday 5 January 2009
The chapter that I remember most clearly is chapter 4 "Losing control". Almost all this chapter is the last part of the hitch-hiker story. It is a scary story and described realistically. I think there are similar stories in Japan. In those stories, the ghost hitch-hiker disappeared from the running car suddenly. Maybe everyone knows those stories, including me. However, the chapter 4 is scarier and described very realistically. That is why I remember the chapter 4.
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ReplyDeleteHave you ever tried hitch-hiking or given a hitch-hiker a lift? If you did, how would you decide which car to accept a lift from/what kind of person you would stop for?
Jim