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LESSON #1 - Setting the Scene
The town even erected a statue of the Headless Horseman in the town square. The statue, made of bronze, stood a whopping fourteen feet high and had a steel ladder propped up against it. From Taiwan to Abu Dhabi, people came to the wrong town to have their pictures snapped on top of the horse, riding with the horseman who lost his head.
• Why are people attracted to scary things?
• What is it about this statue that could draw people in?
• What’s the appeal of the fright associated
with creepy stories? “There’s a long history
of people being intensely curious about
the ‘dark side,’ and trying to make sense of
it,” says Frank Farley, PhD, psychologist at
Temple University “Through movies, we’re
able to see horror in front of our eyes, and
some people are extremely fascinated by
it They’re interested in the unusual and the
bizarre because they don’t understand it
and it’s so di erent from our everyday lives ” http://www webmd com/a-to-z-guides/features/exploring-thrill-seeking-personalities#1
• Some people enjoy the thrill of having survived a scary event or experience It’s good to know he or she made it to the end Saw it through
“You’ll know soon enough. Like me, you are a traveler, Harry. A tourist goes to a place and sees with his eyes. A traveler? He goes to a place and sees with his soul.”
• What does Samson mean by this statement?
• What is the title of TRAVELER mean for Christians?
Bible Bu
Philippians 3:20
“For our citizenship is in heaven, from which also we eagerly wait . . .”
Scripture tells us that we are sojourners, travelers; earth is not our true home How do your students feel abut that? Do they think Harry understands that Sleepy Hollow is not his true home? How do they know? It’s okay to speculate and predict here
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