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  Member 212 Level 29.20 Mar 2006 
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Hmm I want you to draw the creepiest, scariest and such dark place. Think Silent Hill, Bioshock or Rule of Rose or even type of scenarios. And yes... I want a kitten or a cat as a subject in this room/road/park. May this cat/kitten be corrupted or something along the lines. May it be black and let it been seen by a couple in horror.
Such a superstition... refined. Not that I believe in such thing, but it would be so awesome for you to draw for me. I'm intrigued by what's scary to you actually. Jam it back in, in the dark.  
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Member 212 Level 29.20 Mar 2006
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AWESOME.
 Now that's great sample material of horror at least. I'm puzzled at the cat being white though. O.o Then I realized maybe you haven't heard of the superstition of black cats? Its said that if you across the paths of the black cat, horrible events will befall you or something along the lines of bad luck.Reason why I asked that out of nowhere is that I had a coworker who just moved here from Persia and we were putting away this mirror and she so happened to grab it while it was falling. I was joking that good thing she did or otherwise she'd have bad luck for 7 years if it was broken. I asked if she believed in superstitions and she told me that there was a lot of them in her country. I mentioned about black cats in particular because well I like cats and I naturally prefer black cats anyway... and turns out yeah its pretty much the same over there for whatever reason. I had no idea how OLD this superstition is or where it was originated and it just sparked my interest in old folklore.  There's nowhere I can't reach.
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