This week we feature another episode from our Listener Library, this time a story entitled “Hands of Death” from The Sealed Book, recommended to us by Jill. Many thanks, Jill! It’s the story of two brothers, one driven to murder by his monstrous hands and the other obsessed with collecting murder-related memorabilia. After a disputed inheritance has driven them apart, their reunion is a macabre blend of blackmail, revenge, and milk. Which brother is the true monster? In their deadly rivalry, which of the two will gain the upper hand? Did you see what I did there? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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“In eighty years, this will be hilarious!” Lollllll
BUT THEY’RE MY HANDS!!!!!!
“And his brother loves milk.” Lolllll
Would have been better as ambiguous. But it kind of harkens back to the Graveyard Girl, from Scary Stories to tell in the Dark. A girl states she is fearless and goes to a graveyard to prove it. She plunges a dagger into the ground to prove she was there, but as she leaves, she finds that something is holding her back. Something has grabbed her dress and is pulling her down towards the grave. Later it is discovered she stabbed the dagger through her dress and died of ‘heart failure’. I think it’s a bit of trope, that those… Read more »