First Reading Notes: Supernatural: A Teton Ghost Story


Ghostly Woods of Mt. Penn By: raistlin306
  1. The author's use of imagery helped me to envision what is exactly happening and added a deeper sense of suspense. Also the description of the traditional clothing worn by both ghosts gives the audience a sense of time period of where they are from confirming the accusation of them being ghost.
  2. The plot of this story was well written in regards to the lesson of the story. When the author used the sentence, "He tore a hole in his blanket large enough to peep through", it added an element of surprise and made me feel as though I am the one looking through the hole.The fall of the story was smooth with small waves of tension with the fight between the to male characters, and gave an intense setting for the ending.
  3. However the ending of the story felt short and quick. I did not understand the switch in ghost characters at the end. I was hoping to read more about the woman that had came to him the night previously. So personally, I will try not to leave introduced characters on a cliff. 
Story Source Myths and Legends of the Great Plains by Katharine Berry Judson (1913).

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