I wanted to reply to this thread earlier, but was logged out and at 3AM needed to hit the sack and regrown torn muscles.
So first, as at the first mention of T in this story, my browser quit.
When I re-launched it I was able to read about her nightly visions which is why I wanted to reply. I have a friend who has been visited by death from
a young age.
Here is her website
She'd be able to explain things better than I but I'll give my impression as I see it.
If Death was coming to her nightly it was not to frighten her but an attempt to tell her "I will take you away from your suffering, not tonight, but
soon, be patient, take comfort in my presence".
But humans fear death and so a visit by this personifcation is most usually terrifying.
I have been in this powers company several times, the experience was one of frustration instead of terror. "Take me now, I'm sick of this world"
has been answered too often by "You know you have long to live and I only come to comfort you in your time of need".
Not literally of course, but a sense... I don't actually have an analogy for it.
Whats the term? Validation, I think.
February is sacred to death. Its the time of year when the earth receives the least amount of sunlight, and humans need this light to maintain their
moods. These days suicidal depression can be fended off during this time of year with vitamin D and special lighting, but such was not always the
case.
To understand what Tampa wrote before her death, one only has to imagine if you were told in a dream the day, time, and manner of your death...and how
it might haunt your waking life where most of the details that have been revealed are blurred by life's distractions.
About the house...All I can say is that the poltergeist activity was more a warning to leave the place before you fell to its sickness, property can
be sick in more than supernatural ways, tuberculosis for instance can live for years in a building, radon, formaldahyde, mercury or mold, to name a
few threats that can kill slowly or cause mood swings, illness, insanity and/or depression.
If the entities that remained there really wanted to hurt anyone they would have, instead they manifested in ways that presented a threat the same way
one might fire a warning shot.
The story is a good one, and It would be great if anything from the place could be documented, even a photo of the sunken foundation would be
something for the haunted history books.