The Haunted Beach
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The Haunted Beach

So, a fisherman finds the dead body of the Ancient Mariner (as in “The Rime of…”) on the shore of his beach and props the body up inside his house for thirty years.  Y’know, as people do.  Sometimes the Mariner’s ghost crew drops by for a visit and things get weird.

Next week, the schedule will be back to normal, with just Tuesday and Thursday again.

Author: Mary Robinson Date of Publication: 1800 Source: The Digital Library

5 Comments

  1. Wynni
    Posted May 17, 2013 at 11:03 PM | Permalink

    Huh, I read it differently. The sailor was murdered, and haunting his murderer, as I read it?

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  2. Rock
    Posted May 17, 2013 at 1:39 AM | Permalink

    Whaddaya mean, ‘get’ weird? o_o

    Also, I know he got rid of the bloody thing at the end of his own story, but why doesn’t the Mariner have his Albatross? ;)

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    • soulpanda
      Posted May 17, 2013 at 7:39 AM | Permalink

      He was absolved of his sin and allowed to die eventually and as such wasn’t forced to carry the burden that plagued him? I don’t know, I’m actually not familiar with this one. I have let the brick down.

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      • Rock
        Posted May 18, 2013 at 3:03 PM | Permalink

        I know, but I didn’t think that would stop Mr. Troutman from drawing it. ^^

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    • Roborat
      Posted May 17, 2013 at 8:07 PM | Permalink

      Somebody bought it, apparently they wanted to see what flavour it was.

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