One night Pat was walking his dog Snoop in a park.
He saw a large light out in the bushes and decided to go check out what it was.
Pat kept on walking and walking feeling like he wasn't getting any closer at all.
He thought it was probably a person so he turned around to walk back, but to his surprise their was a baby girl right in front of him.
He felt that the right thing to do was take her to the police station.
When he got to the police station the he put the baby on the floor when he bent down to get her she was gone no trace. Pat got a long lecture from the police officer. Pat was very worried he had wondered where the baby had gone off to. When he got back to his apartment he saw the baby girl sitting there on his couch. He thought this was very weird but shrugged it off and didn't think about it again. He comforted the baby and thought that he could take care of it for one night until he could take her to another police station in the morning. When he woke up he had noticed something very strange about the baby girl. She had grown a third eye. This one he could not shrug off this was really weird. He thought to himself he might be able to make some money off of this kid before he gave her into the police. He kept her for two weeks and became very attached her. Over these two weeks she became more and more different she grew a few more arms and legs. He thought the weirdest thing was when they all turned into tentacles. He had the baby looked at by a doctor and he wanted to keep the baby and was willing to pay one million dollars for her. Pat thought for about two seconds before he blurted out the answer NO! The doctor kept raising the price but Pat wouldn't sell the child she was like his own she and he had become very attached. The next week he had noticed that the baby had turned a pale green colour he also found this to be quite peculiar. He thought that maybe she was sick but than decided maybe it was another part of her changing.
Rosemary's Baby The year is 1965 and a young couple is apartment shopping in New York City. ... During the tour the agent, Guy, and Rosemary notice peculiar things about the apartment. ... She noticed empty spaces and a peculiar painting that didn't fit where it was put. ... Rosemary wants to make the baby but he assures her they can do it some other night. ...
They weren't able to do anything out of place, there would be a little, ahh irregular fornication here and there and now and then a baby might appear, but even that they could manage, but their life was narrow, limited and very constricted according to certain principles and attitudes. But in Shakespeare, Aeschylus, in Tolstoy, in Dostoyevsky and the rest of them, things were taking place and tremendous conflicts were taking place and I found in the Caribbean, that in the life in which I had been brought up and in which all those teachers lived there was nothing corresponding to the viole...
Well I spend my Valentine's Day with three horrible and peculiar girls. ... I had so much fun and had some peculiar experiences. ... Then she looked at me and then said "oh baby! ... Thus, I spend my Valentine's Day with three horrible and peculiar girls. ...
John Nash was a very peculiar man with a brilliant mind. ... In the beginning of the movie, we are introduced to the peculiar character of John Nash. ... We only get to see the socially withdrawn man with very peculiar ways. ... She runs inside the house to find the baby almost being covered completely with water, and Nash says "Charles was watching him. ... Nash tries to "protect" her, resulting in him pushing her over while she is holding the baby. ...
One peculiar procedure is the packing of certain herbs inside of the vagina. ... One contradictory reason is so that women will not be able to have babies. Yet if they do, it is a problem because it might kill anyone birthing babies and it turns the breast milk into poison. ...
Rosemary's Baby is considered one of the best horror films of all time. ... The director of the film, Roman Polanski, guides us through the film suggesting that the story is going to involve a loving couple expecting a baby. ... In Rosemary's Baby, the setting and location are generally well lit, although there are exceptions during dramatic sequences. ... This peculiar beginning does not make sense until the very end when the audience hears Rosemary singing the exact lull-a-by to the newborn child as the camera zooms out of the apartment and obtains a view of the rooftop exterior ag...
Sethe's mother-in-law, baby Suggs, lived with them until her death eight years earlier. Just before Baby Suggs's death, Sethe's two sons, Howard and Buglar, ran away. ... The power of this past is embodied in the ghost of Sethe's baby. ... Amy Denver and her quest for carmine (red velvet) is very similar to baby Sugg's demand for coloured cloth "simple demands after a life of hardship. ... The reasons for this are the permanent smile that Beloved has on her mouth similar to the impairment that her mother's face went through after wearing the iron bit and her ...