You unlock this door with the key of imagination.

Beyond it is another dimension, a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind.

You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance,

of things and ideas you've just crossed over into the twilight zone.

The... In 1674, Marjorie Halcro, Airstkind of Chanside in Scotland, died and was buried in a shallow grave, by a grave digger who planned to return that night to steal her jury. But when he returned to do the dastardly deed,

he attempted to cut off her finger and steal her ring.

But she woke up.

But not only did she wake up,

she went on to live for many more years and even gave birth to two sons in that time.

In the 1850s, a young girl visiting family in South Carolina died of diphtheria

and this was a time when containment of the disease was paramount so she was interred in the

family mausoleum to stop the spread of the disease from her corpse.

Some years later, when one of the family's sons was killed in the American Civil War,

the door of the tomb was opened in order that he could be laid to rest there.

And what they found was the girl's tiny skeleton

lay on the floor just behind the door. The British Medical Journal of 1877 documents

a case in Naples where a woman was buried in a communal grave.

At that time, people couldn't necessarily afford to have their own graves, so multiple

people would be buried in the same one.

The woman was laid to rest, but some days later, when the grave was open to receive another body, they found

that the clothes that had covered this poor woman had been torn to pieces, and that she had

even broken her limbs trying to escape from her tomb.

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