You are petrified in fear. Unable to move an inch. Stuck there not knowing what to do. Urban legends are a common thing now. You hear them around a campfire, a sleepover, ect. They are stories that are passed down or told to friends. It’s like a game of telephone. After a couple people it gets messed up and it changes. In urban legends fear of safe places and very common. Alligators in the sewers aren’t particularly scary. Even though there it’s not necessarily scary there is a fear. The fear of safe places. The story behind this legend is a lot of people have exotic pets. When it gets too hard to take care of the animal like an alligator or a python they release it. Instead of releasing an alligator into the wild someone decide let’s flush it down the loo. When they flushed it it lived down there for the rest of its life. According to the New York Times archives “First sighting of a suspected sewer alligator was in 1932.” That story goes to a fear of safe places. The reason for that is because you wouldn’t think that a alligator was living under your feet in the sewers. Some people think that one is just going to pop out of the sewer and eat someone. You just expect that there is dirt and worms underneath us not a possibly dangerous animal. …show more content…
A young girl was home alone. She would put her hand down next to the bed and her dog would lick her hand.One day, she was going to the loo and her dog was hung. She looked in the mirror because there was a message. “Humans can lick too.”From tohught.co.com the story took place in a small town called Farmsburg. Also, “The trope denive, from a Bible story. (In the book of Daniel)”This goes along with fear in safe places because both in the Bible and in the story they both took place in someone’s home. With a message on the wall as