Everything, even tea parties between three girls and their dolls, have uninvited guests

Please review I was trying to imagine what she was like in her younger years. I do not own the woman in black Basically it's about Jennet back when she is about twenty years of age living with her parents and her sister in Yorkshire, her parents are trying to get her to marry. But when Sorrow Kipps turns up will she finally marry? Or will she just find him like the others?

Grahame Kipps vows to avenge his cousin's death, but is he up to challenge Jennet - The Woman in Black - and save the small village of Crythin Gifford and its children from the scorned Spirit? - Note: This story follows after the movie and not the book.

"Roses are red, violets are blue. The Woman in Black is coming after you." - Just a short poem I came up with about The Woman in Black. Please let me know how I did.

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind, but a son for a son could be considered payback, or a thank you. - Jennet's thoughts during the train station scene.

A thoughtful letter written by Arthur Kipps to his late wife Stella 30 years after her death.

After his death, Arthur Kipps is sent back in time sixty years. Now, he must prevent the infamous tragedy and save the lives of countless children, including his own.

This is a dream I had after watching "The Woman in Black" starring Daniel Radcliffe. NOTE: I'm using Daniel's real name, and not Arthur Kipps

This is how the Woman in Black should've ended, a twist to the story, Arhturs true love is the screaming banshee from EelMarsh Manor. this is a little insane, enjoy!

this is a different version of the woman in black, i mean no copyright

In a wood. On the most unluckiest day of the year. 6 teenager walk in to... the house! it has a scary twist to it! they meet a ghost. he is trying to kill everyone! do they make it out alive?

A short poem I wrote after I saw the film. Please review.

This is an original piece that was inspired by the stage version of the Woman in Black. A very angsty piece originally written back in 2009.

Alice wonders if she could have saved Nathaniel. One-shot.

I don't know why, but I love that wind-up monkey from the scene where arthur Kipps is trying to bring the Woman In Black's son back to her. This is a poem about that monkey, who I call the Cha Cha Monkey. Enjoy!

It was a tale I did not first believe in, a story I thought invented by a crazed mind when driven too far over the edge... Mr. Bentley learns all too well how wrong he was.

The story behind the story… -REWRITTEN!

Lady Black. Does she haunt Crooksville Manor? Apparently so. This is just the start I want at least three responses to put another part on :D

They didn't know the stories when they first moved into the house. The small town looked quiet. They thought it was perfect place to raise a family. They didn't know the story of The Woman in Black.

With Stella gone, Arthur has no will to live. Will he end his life to be with her? R and R!