 cabin was the peace and quiet, and the worst thing about it was the peace and quiet.

Sighing, I stood up from the couch and made my way to the small kitchen. Those Tootsie Rolls had gummed up my teeth, and I needed a glass a milk.

Just as I finished swallowing down the last of the cold milk, I heard a light tapping sound coming from the front room. My lips pulled up into a wide smile as I quickly made my way to the couch and scooped up my bright purple candy bowl. So excited, I practically skipped to the door, I didn't even check the peep hole before flinging the door open.

The bright light of the full moon shone between the dense trees and sparkled off the ice crystals beginning to form on the branches from an earlier rain. It looked enchanting and mysterious. The fact that it was a full moon on Halloween made the night feel even more entrancing. Though as captivating as the cold evening looked, my smile fell and my shoulders slumped as I realized no one was there. Of course, there's no one here, I chided myself. The temperature was below freezing. Who would want to come out in this weather?

Pulling back, I began to shut the door when something caught my eye. I stepped forward onto the old wooden porch, and though the moonlight lit up the sky so bright, it seemed almost daytime, whatever was lying at the foot of my porch steps was in shadow. I could only see a small piece of something ghostly white.

I went a little closer, trying to make out the figure, and froze when I realized what I was seeing. A person lay on the ground, perfectly still, and completely naked as the chilling wind blew across his or her skin. I shivered from both the cold and fear. Who would be out here in this weather? And naked? But more importantly, why wasn't I helping them?

I dropped the candy bowl and jogged down the creaky wooden steps, looking around to make sure no one else was out there. Maybe someone hurt them or... something. My brain wasn't functioning right as I tried to think of what I needed to do. The way their body lay so still, I knew they were suffering from hypothermia. They should be shivering. It was below freezing out.

I knelt down beside the body and immediately shook my head. I wouldn't think
cabin was the peace and quiet, and the worst thing about it was the peace and quiet. 

 Sighing, I stand up from the sofa and made my way to the humble kitchen. Those Tootsie Rolls had mumble up my teeth, and I needed a field glass a milk. 

 Just as I finished swallow down the last of the cold milk, I heard a abstemious tapping sound do from the front room. My lips pulled up into a wide smile as I quickly made my way to the sofa and scooped up my bright purple candy bowling ball. So excited, I much skipped to the doorway, I didn't even check the peep hole before flinging the door open. 

 The undimmed light of the full moon shone between the dense trees and sparkled off the internal-combustion engine crystals beginning to form on the branches from an earlier rain. It looked enchanting and mysterious. The fact that it was a full moon on Halloween make the night feel even more entrance. Though as capture as the cold evening expect, my smile fell and my shoulders slump as I realized no one was there. Of course, there's no one here, I chided myself. The temperature was below freezing. Who would desire to come out in this weather? 

 Pulling back, I began to shut the door when something caught my eye. I stepped forward onto the old wooden porch, and though the moonlight lit up the sky so undimmed, it seemed about daytime, whatever was lying at the foot of my porch steps was in shadow. I could only see a belittled piece of something ghostly white. 

 I went a short closer, trying to make out the figure, and freeze when I realized what I was seeing. A person lay on the ground, perfectly however, and completely bare as the chilling wind blew across his or her hide. I shivered from both the cold and concern. Who would be out here in this weather? And naked? But more importantly, why wasn't I helping them? 

 I dropped the candy bowl and jogged down the creaky wooden steps, looking around to make sure no one else was away there. Maybe someone hurt them or... something. My mind wasn't functioning right as I tried to think of what I needed to do. The way their soundbox lay so still, I knew they were suffering from hypothermia. They should be shivering. It was below freezing out. 

 I kneel down beside the body and immediately shook my head. I wouldn't think
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SighINg, I sTood up from the couch and mAde my WaY To thE SmAll kiTchen. ThOSe tOOtsIe roLls HaD GuMmed uP my Teeth, anD I needed a gLasS a Milk.

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I Knelt DowN besidE tHe bOdy anD immedIAteLy shoOk my heAd. i wouldN't thiNk
 cabin was the peace and q uiet, andthe w ors t t hi ng a bout  it was the pe a ce a nd quiet.

Sighing, Istood  u p  fro m  t he co uch and ma d e  my  w ay  to  t h esmall  ki tchen.Those Toot sie  R olls had gum m ed  up my tee th,  and I neede d a  glass  a  mi l k.

J ust  as I  finis h ed swa llowing d ow n  the l a st of t h e  c oldmilk, I heard a l i gh t  tapping sound  comin gf ro m the  fr ont room.My  lips pulledu pi n t o a wide smile as  I quicklym ade  my wa ytot he cou ch an ds coo ped up my b righ t purplecandyb owl. So excited , I pr act ica llys ki pp edto the do or, I d idn't ev en  c heckthep e e p  hol e b efor e fli nging the doo r o pen. 
Th e bri ght l ight  o f the  fullmoonsh one between the  den se treesand  s par kl ed of f  the i cecry stals b eginnin g  to  f o r m  o n the branches fro ma n  e arlier r ain. I t  l oo k ed encha nt ing  and m yster ious .  T he factthat i t  w as  a full  m oon on  H all owe en ma d e th e nigh t feel e ven m o re entrancing. Though as cap t iv a t in g  asthe  cold eveni ng l o oked , my sm ile felland m ys ho u lders slumped as Ire alized  no o ne was there.  Of course , t here's n o on e  h e re, I chided m yself . The temp e rature w as be low free zing. Who w ould wan t t o c ome  ou t in  this weather ? 
Pul li ng back , I  begantoshu t t hedo or when s omething  c au gh tmyeye.I  stepped  f orw ar d o nto t h e oldwoode n po rc h, and  though th e moon li gh t li t u pthe s ky s o  br ight, i t seemedalm o st d ay ti me, wha tever was lyi ng  at the fo ot  of  my po r c h stepswas in shadow. I couldo nly see  asmall  pie ce of som eth ing gh ost l y whit e.

Iwentalit t l e clo s e r,  tr yi ng to make o utthe f ig ure,  and fr oze when I realize d  wh at I was seei ng.  A p e r so n l a yo n t he gro u n d, perfectly st ill, and c om p le tely naked asth e chill ing win d ble w  across  his or h er skin.Ishiv e r edfrom boththe cold  and fear .  Whow ou ld be  ou t here  i n t his w eather ?  An d nak ed? Bu tmore i mport an tly, why  wasn't I helping them? 

I dr opped  th e candy b owl and  jogged d ownthe creaky  wo ode n ste ps, looki ng a r ou ndt o mak e su r e no onee ls e w a s  o ut there. M a y b e s omeon e h u rt the m or ... something. My brain wasn't f unct i o nin g r i ghtas  I tried to th ink  o f what I n ee ded to do.The wayth e ir bo dy lay  so st ill, Ik n ew they w eresuf fering fr omhy p othermi a.  T h ey sho uldbe  shive ring.I t wa s below freezing o ut.
I knelt dow n bes id e the b o dy a nd immedia tely shookmy hea d. I  woul dn't th in k
 cabin_was the_peace and quiet, and_the worst_thing_about it_was_the peace and_quiet.

Sighing, I stood_up from the couch_and made my_way_to the small kitchen. Those Tootsie Rolls had gummed up my teeth, and I_needed_a glass_a_milk.

Just_as I finished swallowing down_the last of the cold_milk, I_heard a light tapping sound coming from the_front_room. My lips_pulled up into a wide smile as I quickly_made my way to the couch_and scooped up_my_bright_purple candy bowl. So_excited, I practically skipped to the_door, I didn't even check the_peep hole before flinging the door open.

The_bright light of the full moon_shone between the dense trees_and sparkled_off the ice crystals beginning_to form on_the branches_from an earlier_rain. It looked enchanting and mysterious._The fact that_it was a full moon on_Halloween_made the night_feel_even_more entrancing._Though as captivating_as_the cold_evening_looked, my smile fell and my_shoulders_slumped as I realized no one was_there. Of course, there's_no_one here, I chided_myself. The temperature was below_freezing. Who would want to come_out in_this weather?

Pulling_back, I began to shut the door when something caught my_eye. I stepped forward onto the_old wooden porch, and_though the_moonlight_lit up the_sky_so bright,_it seemed almost daytime, whatever was lying_at the_foot of my porch steps was_in shadow. I could_only_see a small piece of something_ghostly white.

I went a little closer,_trying to make out the_figure,_and_froze when I realized what_I was seeing. A person lay_on the ground,_perfectly still, and completely naked as the_chilling_wind blew across his or her_skin._I shivered from both the cold_and_fear._Who would be out here_in this weather? And naked? But_more importantly, why wasn't I helping them?

I dropped the_candy bowl and_jogged down the creaky wooden_steps,_looking_around to make sure no one else was out there._Maybe someone_hurt them or..._something. My brain wasn't functioning right as I tried to_think of what I needed to do._The way their body lay so still, I knew they were_suffering from hypothermia. They should be shivering. It_was below freezing out.

I knelt down beside_the body and immediately_shook_my head. I wouldn't think