What happens if slender man gets you

Slenderman, then, became the a focus for a mania that forced these girls to act out violently. Thus far, no more reports of Slenderman-related violence have surfaced. The creators and maintainers of the mythos are adamant about their disapproval. I attempted to contact him for this story, to no avail. He is a new villain, a new scapegoat, and a new demon. Thankfully, no one has yet been killed in his honor.

The year-old Wisconsin victim is recovering and doing well. We simply cannot put into words how grateful we are for the prayers, packages and heartfelt messages. We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support. It also included after much persistence a stop for a much-deserved treat in the snack area.

Knudsen, for his part, stopped development of the character a few years ago. Deformities cited as film defects by officials. Fire at library occurred one week later. Actual photograph confiscated as evidence.

The Slender Man is a supernatural creature that is described as appearing as a normal human being but he is described as being 8 feet tall and he has vectors or extra appendages that are described to be as sharp as swords. The creature is known to stalk humans and cause many disappearances. He is described as a shadow creature that has missing a face. The creature fits into many mythologies in legends from nations such as germany and celts which brings up the possibility that he could be real.

A man named victor Surge found this legend and made his own version of it which he called slender man. In mythology he was actually trying to save you from a painful death by taking you to the under world early. Burroughs, and couple games of the survival horror genre; Silent Hill and Resident Evil. I used these to formulate asomething whose motivations can barely be comprehended and causes general unease and terror in a general population.

Slenderman scared me with psychological horror; making me scared of fields, trees, and sometimes nothing. His design is simple and terrifying because it can make him visible in a field or invisible in a forest. His humanoid figure makes him seem real like him stalking you can happen. I think the biggest thing that makes him interesting is that nobody has any full idea what happens when he gets you. Then it gets real, you have to get away. Despite your best efforts, Slender is still there.

It offers a community for those who need it, and within that community, patterns of groupthink can develop. It can be nearly impossible to break off the effect of this apparent community once it has developed.

The internet offers an escape, and the fantasies it offers can seem extremely real. The community belief of Slender Man is no different. The children who believed and believe in this story are devoted followers. It is important to acknowledge that although their belief is not founded in fact, it is indeed very genuine. Kim, Brad, and Tomberry. Cohn, Gabe. Brodskey, Irene, director. Beware The Slenderman. I think this is very interesting considering some of the horror stories that have emerged from children who believe the legend.

I know right, if anything slender man should have been a dark angel meant for destruction. Because this fictional character has only bought about destruction in this place. The children are very imaginative and love to make up stories. According to me most of the legends might have been made by imaginative children.

Fittingly enough, the first time I heard of The Slenderous Man was in middle school. One of my best buds, even to this day, was all over this legend. I honestly never knew the whole story behind the man until I read your post.

The aspect I was most familiar with of The Slender Man was the circle with the x through it. My bud would draw circles with xs through them all over the place leaving them for other kids to bumble across. He definitely did not truly believe in the legend, but he certainly loved hyping it up.

If I recall correctly, the circle with the x through it was meant to conjure the mental image of The Slender Man, and when this occurred, he would supposedly manifest near you for the purpose of murder. There were some people who had techniques like eat sugary foods, get salt, and move your whole life to escape him.

Its interesting to me because I always thought slender man was an actual person but its more of a dark presence or demon. The internet does have a profound power over the lives of young children, and its become a unit for strengthening beliefs by connecting believers. I think the idea of Slender Man is kind of like any other horror story that is passed around in schools. I remember that when people were into Slender Man, they thought it made them edgy or cool to worship him or to even like him.

I remember a lot of girls even romanticized the idea of being with Slender Man which I think its odd. I think teens are just more being influenced by being part of the hype to like whatever is popular at the moment. However, I do agree that children are more likely to believe these stories just like we talked about the Momo challenge in class. This was an interesting topic for your blog post! Slender Man seemed to me like the BoogieMan or something of that sort.

Because who he is changes so much depending on who is telling stories about him, it seems as if it is more of something you tell children. I think if you are a believer this character can be very scary. The evidence does not seem to back up his existence so I would hope people eventually can be calm about him not existing or harming them. I have never heard of him so I thought this was an interesting post to read!! Hi, The first time I ever heard about Slender Man is from a animate music video.

And then I know there are whole storyline center as the Slender Man, and more serial killers characters. I guess part of the reason why people would like this theme is to show their respect to the unknown? In addition to the attack on Payton, there have been numerous other crimes connected to the fictitious Slender Man, mostly involving young teens. After the Wisconsin stabbing, a year-old Ohio girl—believed to be obsessed with Slender Man—attacked her mom with a knife.

That same year, a year-old girl from Florida reportedly set her house on fire after reading about Slender Man. Good lord. Slender Man might be scary, but the impact of fake news—or in this case, fake urban-legend-inspired news—is even scarier. The Slender Man film came out last year, which is yeah a controversial move on the part of Sony Pictures considering a child almost died when two other children took the horror story way too seriously. Weier definitely has a point.

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