Good boys and scary stories: What are some good boys' reactions to scary stories?

They can be both. Sometimes good boys in scary stories are the heroes. They might be brave enough to face the scary monsters or situations, using their wits and courage to save the day.

Well, 'The Cursed Doll' is a really spooky one. There's this old doll on the bookshelf for boys and girls that has a curse on it. Whoever touches it starts having really bad nightmares. Then there's 'The Werewolf in the Alley'. It's set in a small town where a werewolf is rumored to lurk in the alleyways at night. And 'The Witch's Curse' which involves a witch who puts a curse on a village and the kids have to figure out how to break it.

One popular story could be 'The Haunted House on the Hill'. It often features in such collections. It's about a group of kids who dare to enter an old, abandoned house on a hill that is rumored to be haunted. They experience all sorts of spooky things like cold drafts, strange noises, and things moving on their own.

Yes, most likely. Ghost stories are often designed to be scary, and if they are in 'boys in the trees', they probably have elements that send shivers down your spine, like unexpected noises or creepy apparitions.

Yes, they are. The very idea of ghosts in a mysterious setting like that described in 'boys in the trees' is enough to send shivers down one's spine.

One classic scary story is 'The Tell - Tale Heart' by Edgar Allan Poe. It's about a man who is driven mad by the old man's vulture - like eye and eventually kills him. Another is 'The Monkey's Paw', where a family gets a cursed paw that grants wishes but with terrible consequences. There's also 'The Yellow Wallpaper', which is a disturbing tale of a woman's descent into madness.

One scary story could be about a high school boy who always heard strange whispers in the old, abandoned school building on campus. Every time he passed by it during a late - night study session, the whispers seemed to get louder, as if something was luring him in.

Well, many people react with excitement. It's like the adrenaline rush they get from being a bit scared. Some might start to imagine the events in the story happening to them, which can be both thrilling and a bit unnerving. Also, people could become more alert and observant right after hearing a scary story, as if they are on the lookout for something spooky in their own environment.