#hauting

Today, it stands as a haunting testament to the interplay of human ambition and nature's relentless force, characterised by salt-encrusted ruins and the fragile remnants of a town lost and found again.

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, “The old devil woman retrieving her arm” (Japan 1889). A woodcut from a series of illustrations created for a 19th-century Japanese collection of ghost stories and folktales. (National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne)

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“Getting money's a style that never plays out 'Til you in a box, and your stash money’s paid out The scales of justice ain't equally weighed out Only two ways out: digging tunnels or digging graves out...”

— Dylan Trigg, “Interview with Dylan Trigg,” Figure/Ground, 2012.

But that won’t stop them from haunting with the ones they haunt. They scare, sometimes obvious, sometimes simple, sometimes they trick, sometimes they springs traps, scaring the ones they haunt in places where death would come, like on stairs.

Porque he hecho algunas cosas que no puedo contar.