What Prompted Us To Buy A Nightmare?

In the story, I predict that the character(s) are faced with a nightmare and are in grave danger, and must face it courageously. The quotations from the story give off a mysterious, eerie feeling that inclines us to believe that the plot involves something dark and deadly-maybe even an inanimate object. In the notes, quote seven states “Lord, how did we ever get in this house? What prompted us to buy a nightmare?” This quotation gives us the idea that somehow they are in danger, possibly by a non-living thing. Secondly, quote five states “Nothing ever likes to die-even a room.” This quotation could be metaphorical or literal. Either way, it means that something, even a room, cannot die. It has a rather strong, almost frightening strength to
live on, and it could be endangering the character(s). Lastly, quote nine’s picture is of a dark lion, with glowing eyes, prowling in the tall grass. This picture gives the preconceived notion that this lion is the sinister “villain” of the story. In sum, I predict that in the story, the character(s) are endangered by something, and that they must overcome the madness to live on.