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    Something Wicked This Way Comes

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    Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury follows two boys, Jim and Will, as they encounter a mysterious traveling carnival that brings dark and supernatural forces to their town. As they confront the sinister power behind the carnival, they must battle fear and temptation to protect themselves and their loved ones.

    In the chap­ter titled “未知,” we wit­ness the ten­sion-filled atmos­phere in Ned’s Night Spot, where Charles Hal­loway sits, fatigued from sleep­less­ness and over­think­ing, absorb­ing the eerie qui­etude that fol­lows a near­by parade. His dis­com­fort ris­es when he sens­es unusu­al hap­pen­ings out­side, and he hes­i­tates to pay for his cof­fee. The door swings open, reveal­ing a stranger with a tat­tooed hand adorned with an eye on each fin­ger. This unset­tling fig­ure cap­tures Hal­loway’s atten­tion, lead­ing him to wit­ness a parade of shad­ows, notably a skele­tal fig­ure known as Mr. Skull, who plays a chill­ing xylo­phone in the street below.

    As Hal­loway process­es this pecu­liar scene, a boy’s inno­cent call brings atten­tion to the emerg­ing char­ac­ter of the Dwarf, marked by his jin­gle bells and torn per­sona, reflect­ing a lost soul search­ing for some­thing incom­pre­hen­si­ble. The Dwar­f’s gaze meets that of the young boy, which fills Will and his friend Jim with dread. They instinc­tive­ly try to ren­der them­selves invis­i­ble, fear­ing the impli­ca­tions of the Dwarf’s pres­ence. Amidst this anx­i­ety, Will’s father unknow­ing­ly approach­es dan­ger while buy­ing a cig­ar, which even­tu­al­ly draws him clos­er to the unset­tling events tran­spir­ing beneath him.

    A con­ver­sa­tion unfolds between Charles Hal­loway and the Illus­trat­ed Man, char­ac­ter­ized by eerie exchanges regard­ing two boys who have seem­ing­ly been cho­sen as spe­cial guests for the Cooger-Dark Com­bined Shows. Amid hints of recog­ni­tion, Will’s heart races as his father fails to con­strain the emerg­ing truth. The father remains unaware of the immi­nent per­il the boys face, espe­cial­ly when the Illus­trat­ed Man reveals that their faces are tat­tooed in his palms.

    The ten­sion esca­lates when Mr. Dark lash­es at Mr. Halloway’s uncer­tain­ty, demand­ing infor­ma­tion about Will and Jim. In a moment fraught with dan­ger, Jim braces him­self as Will grap­ples with the rev­e­la­tion that their names have been exposed. The cli­mat­ic scene sees Mr. Dark’s strug­gle to con­ceal a sin­is­ter intent, reveal­ing a shock­ing depth of manip­u­la­tion and fear con­nect­ed to the car­ni­val. The chap­ter con­cludes with a ral­ly­ing plea from Hal­loway, urg­ing the boys to remain hid­den until night­fall while he devis­es a plan to con­front the lurk­ing dread they’ve encoun­tered.

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    Something Wicked This Way Comes

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    Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury follows two boys, Jim and Will, as they encounter a mysterious traveling carnival that brings dark and supernatural forces to their town. As they confront the sinister power behind the carnival, they must battle fear and temptation to protect themselves and their loved ones.

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    Something Wicked This Way Comes

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    Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury follows two boys, Jim and Will, as they encounter a mysterious traveling carnival that brings dark and supernatural forces to their town. As they confront the sinister power behind the carnival, they must battle fear and temptation to protect themselves and their loved ones.

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