As The Raven Dreams Podcast - "The Cornfields" By PA Nightmares

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Starting point is 00:00:59 Nicholas and Annie Twins Always enjoyed fall They enjoyed the cornfields, the corn mazes, the pumpkins, the weather, and Even the changing of the leaves They always would play games in the cornfields Any chance that they got Living in Pennsylvania, especially in farm country,

Starting point is 00:01:28 there was an abundance of cornfields, so they never had to play in the same field twice. However, the farmers never would take too kindly to them playing in their fields, and they always tried to avoid the fields that would have scarecrows. For some reason, scarecrow's always unnerved them. There was always something off about them, like at any second they could come to life and get you. But sometimes, you just can't avoid playing in the cornfields that house those creepy bastards.

Starting point is 00:02:10 On this late October afternoon, Annie and Nicholas did just that, and it was to their dismay that these events transpired. Leaving their house, then running to the nearest cornfield for a little bit of afternoon, shenanigans, Nicholas and Annie stopped dead in their tracks. They quickly realized this cornfield housed a scarecrow, but they decided it was well worth it. As they ventured into the cornfield, immediately they grew uncomfortable. They had a feeling that at any moment, something was going to come around the corner and grab them. Nicholas spoke to Annie.

Starting point is 00:02:57 I don't think we should be here, Annie. There's something not right. The sound of disembodied laughter from children could be heard. Annie looked at Nicholas and said, What was that? Nicholas responded, I don't know, Annie, but we need to get out of here now. They were not very deep in the cornfield at this point.

Starting point is 00:03:22 They began to run, and it seemed as if they had been running for ages, but not making any progress in getting out of the cornfield. The children's laughter surrounded them. Both of the twins were running away from the disembodied voices, trying to escape. But no matter where they turned to, the voices seemed to be all around them.

Starting point is 00:03:49 The voices whispering this way, don't go that way, follow us. But the children were not paying attention to them. They thought that if they just kept running in a straight line, they would have to reach the other side. The field was not that big, and they had been running for quite some time. Finally, they came to a clearing, and in the center sat a malevolent-looking scarecrow. It just sat there. looking down on them.

Starting point is 00:04:25 It seemed to be daring them to run, just so he could chase them down. But scarecrow's can't come to life, Nicholas thought to himself. We're just lost in a cornfield, close to dusk. It's causing our imaginations to run wild. Out of breath, both children collapsed at the foot of the scarecrow. Nicholas looked up at the ugly thing, smirking, at it and asked, What in the hell are you looking at, buddy?

Starting point is 00:04:58 Annie asked Nicholas, What's going on here? Why can't we find the way out of this field? We've done this thing a million times, and we've never had a problem. This is a new field. That is all. We'll find our way out, Annie.

Starting point is 00:05:14 Annie yelled, Really? You're just going to pretend like you did not hear all that fucking laughter and the voices? So you're just going to pretend like this is absolutely normal? Like we're skipping through a fucking field of daisies? You don't have to be so snarky, Annie.

Starting point is 00:05:31 Why do you always have to be so emotional? This situation is no different from any other time we've done this. We just need to get up and start moving. We will eventually come to the way out. It's not like we're locked in here with some supernatural beings. Let's go. We can't stay here all night. Nicholas proclaimed.

Starting point is 00:05:52 The scarecrow's hand grasped Nicholas by the hair and pulled him up to meet his face. With a sinister grin, the scarecrow pulled the knife off of his belt, plunged it into his stomach, and slowly pulled it left to right. As Nicholas's intestines fell to the ground, the scarecrow tossed him aside like he was a toddler, training his focus on Annie, the scarecrow slowly removed himself from the pole that held him up.

Starting point is 00:06:28 Annie started to run. Once again, the spirits started to surround her. Go this way. He's going to get you. No, you're going the wrong way. Follow us. The disembodied voices commanded her to follow them. But she just assumed this was another trap set by the cornfield and continued to to run in a straight line. She kept running and running and running. The next thing she knew she was back in the center of the cornfield. She was now face to face with the thing that had just killed her twin brother. She spun around and tried to run, but it grabbed her hair.

Starting point is 00:07:11 He ran his blade across her throat. After they were both dead, the scarecrow removed both of their hearts and consumed them. going back to his perch to look over his land once more. Now that he had had his sacrifices, this land would prosper and flourish for another year, as well as no harm would come to this land. Such was the pact of the ancestors of this land. He had made this with him all those years ago. Now that they were dead, the two of them could see the spirits of the other children that were in the field.

Starting point is 00:07:50 We were trying to help you, not hurt you. If you had listened to us, we could have shown you the way out. Now, just like us, your souls are doomed to wander these fields for all time. Nicholas and Annie both did not believe they were trapped in this cornfield, so the spirits of past sacrifices escorted them to the boundary of the cornfield. as the children tried to escape their new prison. They noticed in the distance their parents running up to the house of the person who owned this land. Annie and Nicole's parents were in desperate search for their children.

Starting point is 00:08:34 They furiously pounded on the farmer's door. John, the farmer, answered the door. Hello, Mr. and Ms. Jenkins. What can I do for you on this fine evening? Have you seen our kids? Miss Jenkins exclaimed. In a panic toned, she then stated, You know what time of year it is?

Starting point is 00:08:55 We haven't had the lottery yet. John cursed. Shit. They were your youngans? Well, I saw them enter my field a while back. I tried to stop them, but once they crossed into the Veneer's domain, and their fates were sealed. So that my friends was once again the cornfield by PA Nightmares.

Starting point is 00:09:26 a nice, creepy little story about a cornfield and a scarecrow, and what that scarecrow does to children, because scarecrows are creepy as hell. If you did enjoy this, please do let me know, let PA know, as he is a fantastic friend of the channel, and always a delight to work with. And I'm going to steal a page from the book of Swamp Dweller, as we're in the outro of the video,

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As The Raven Dreams Podcast - "The Cornfields" By PA Nightmares

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