Chapter 15

The devil in the mirror is usually seen as the protagonist's greatest fear. In this story, the protagonist has been trying to escape his past for a long time and move on with his life. One day he comes across a mirror that reflects his true self and he gets scared of who he is and what he's done. This story is about how far someone will go to avoid their past and how it will eventually catch up to them.

As I look into the mirror I see my reflection, that's when it happens. I see the Devil in the mirror, grinning at me with a mischievous grin. I feel my heart race, it's pounding like a drum. My stomach starts to hurt, and I feel like I'm going to puke. My vision starts to blur, and I see a dark cloud over me.

The story is about a young woman named Alice who has a strange ability that allows her to see the monsters of her nightmares come to life. When Alice's sister dies, she is forced to move back into her childhood home with her mother and the house seems to have an evil aura. One night Alice finds her mother murdered in the kitchen and the police discover that she was killed by a creature from Alice's nightmares. Alice then seeks revenge on the creature who killed her mother, but there is a twist at the end of the film.

A couple of years ago, I had to take a trip to the doctor for my annual physical. I sat in the waiting room for hours, and eventually left, not knowing what the outcome would be. Hours later, I received a phone call from the doctor's office. They had found something in my blood work, and wanted me to come back in for more tests. My heart was racing as I drove back to the doctor's office. When I walked into the room, I saw a man sitting in the chair next to me. He looked like a typical patient at the doctor's office; he had his arms folded and was looking away from me. His eyes were bloodshot and he looked tired. I felt guilty for invading his privacy, but I also felt like he deserved it. The man slowly turned his head and looked at me, with eyes that were so dark they were almost black. I couldn't help but notice how cold they were. Suddenly, he smiled and said "You're next."

When I woke up this morning I saw my reflection in the mirror. My hair was messy and my face was a mess. I looked like a hot mess. I knew that I needed to get my self together because today is going to be a busy day at work. I decided to change my clothes and makeup and then took a shower. After my shower, I put on the outfit I had picked out the night before, and fixed my hair and makeup. When I looked at myself in the mirror, I felt so much better.

I am a person who likes to be organized. My desk is neat, my closet is organized, and my life is organized. I like to plan ahead, and I have a calendar for everything. I am also a person who has had a few mental health issues over the years, which I have been working on healing. The only issue that has not been resolved is my relationship with my father. We are in constant conflict, and it's been like this since I was young. The only way I can really get through the day is by telling myself that the Devil in the mirror is not my father.

The Devil in the Mirror is one of my favorite poems. I remember reading it when I was young and it scared me so much that I would never ever go to sleep without my parents by my side. The poem is about a little girl who keeps seeing her reflection in a mirror that is on the wall and she thinks that the reflection is the devil. The poem ends with her going to sleep with her parents by her side.