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How to "bring in Slender Man"?

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mariam-j Posted messages 47 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -

Hello, my name is Kobe and I would like to know the name of the site to see the three bells tolling to summon Slender Man.

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    Panth33ra Posted messages 23135 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   Ambassadeur 2 364
     

    Hello and thank you Xileh for your intervention.

    Hello,

     what is the name of the site to see the three tolls of the bell sounded to summon the Slender man

    What is the "Slender man"?

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  2. LopiOpi Posted messages 1 Status Member
     

    What is the site

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  3. Kanecraft Posted messages 1 Status Member
     

    How could I summon Slender Man?

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    1. Panth33ra Posted messages 23135 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 364
       

      Hello,

       What is the "Slender Man"?

      Can you elaborate?

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  4. Fan_de_slenderman
     

    Hello! I am a fan of Slenderman. I do a lot of research and I would like to know if it is possible to summon him in a short amount of time?

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    1. mariam-j Posted messages 47 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   39
       

      Hello,

      To summon "Slender Man":

      Sit cross-legged with your hands on your head for 24 hours.

      Without eating or drinking

      If it doesn't work: Repeat

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  6. Martinos
     

    A character who insists on pushing their victims to suicide

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    1. brucine Posted messages 24849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4 170
       

      Slender Man does not exist and therefore incites nothing.

      He is a character from low-grade horror fiction whose role is to scare people in a movie, on websites, or in a number of video games.

      A number of people killing others or themselves "in his name" have indeed been documented, with psychiatric causes often rooted in ancestral beliefs, alcoholism, and socio-economic ruin as in the case of a Sioux reservation in Dakota.

      We cannot blame any spirit for the actions of those who are weak-minded.

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      1. brucine Posted messages 24849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4 170 > brucine Posted messages 24849 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
         

        Such myths have only been brought up to date 2.0.

        They have always existed, for example in the bogeymen of the Middle Ages, myths from Germanic or Celtic origins, or the necessity to sacrifice to a particular spirit which, if not appeased, would reveal itself to be malevolent, as seen in the sacrifices of pre-Columbian civilizations or in the Inquisition which could be extended to unexplained phenomena that are sometimes explainable (probably particularly ergotism as in Salem or in Pont Saint-Esprit, although in the latter case no one killed anyone).

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