#Dark souls old witch ring full

#Dark souls old witch ring full

This history is full of creepiness - ghouls, ghosts, demons, witches. Something of a paranormal historian.ДЄBDELFATAH: A paranormal historian - not exactly a traditional title but seems pretty accurate. MORTON: But I'm not wildly proud of most of those.ДЄBDELFATAH: At this point, Lisa calls herself. SIRI BARUC: (As Ashley Harper) You're a vampire.Д¬RYSTAL LOWE: (As Tanya Watner) They call us thralls. MORTON: Those, like, really bad movies that show up at 3:00 in the morning on the SyFy channel. She's also written a bunch of horror fiction books and a few screenplays, too. MORTON: I have written three books on the history of Halloween, including 'The Halloween Encyclopedia' and 'Trick Or Treat: A History Of Halloween.' And eventually, Lisa pieced together the story of Halloween. So she started sifting through archival records, old newspaper clippings, oral histories and books. And a couple of decades ago, she decided she wanted to learn more about its origins. She's been really into Halloween basically her whole life. MORTON: It was - maybe a little too authentic (laughter).ДЄBDELFATAH: This is Lisa Morton. And my dad was a hunter, and we made an honest to God, like, realistic costume out of an old deer pelt.ДЄBDELFATAH: I mean, if there was any kind of costume contest, I feel like you would have won it because that's authentic, you know? And there was one year, for example, I wanted to be a cave woman. The street was thronged with kids in costumes. Our whole neighborhood was really into Halloween. LISA MORTON: I grew up in what I think of now as the sort of golden age of trick or treat. UNIDENTIFIED CHILD, BYLINE: Trick or treat. (SOUNDBITE OF DOORBELL RINGING, DOOR OPENING) UNIDENTIFIED SINGER #2: (Singing) Ashes, ashes, we all fall dead. For just as the moon rose that night, soft, low music was heard around the house. So the herb doctor was sent for and every measure tried to save her, but without avail. And they all saw her face was pale as the dead, and they knew that she had got the fairy stroke. And she fell to the ground in a faint and knew no more 'til she woke up in the morning in her own bed at home. UNIDENTIFIED NARRATOR: (Reading) But while they were talking, the fairies came up and danced 'round her in a circle, joining their hands. UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR #1, BYLINE: (As character) I'm right behind you. For if once the fairies bring you into the dance, you will never be able to leave them anymore. And among them all, the dead who had died as long as she could remember - men, women and children, all in white, and their faces were pale as the moonlight.

Look at the side of the hill, and you will see why I'm here.ДЄnd she looked and saw a great company dancing to sweet music. You were young Raymond (ph) that was drowned last year when out fishing. Why are you so sad and as pale as if you were dead? Wait a bit, and you will see the most beautiful dancing you ever looked on there by the side of the hill. UNIDENTIFIED NARRATOR, BYLINE: (Reading) One November night, a woman coming home late at the hour of the dead grew tired and sat down to rest, when a young man came up and talked to her.