Sentence examples for slender man's from inspiring English sources
They told investigators they planned to walk 300 miles to the Nicolet national forest, where they hoped to live as Slender Man's servants in his mansion.
Both Weier and Geyser told detectives they felt they had to kill Leutner to become Slender Man's "proxies", or servants, and protect their families from him.
Makeweight and unfinished, this Slender Man's featureless visage mostly recalls those balls-on-sticks deployed as placeholders during the filming of effects movies.
Police arrested the girls in June as they were attempting to walk to what they believed was Slender Man's mansion in a Wisconsin state park.
That obscurity is, of course, responsible in part for Slender Man's scariness: It appears to eliminate the fourth wall entirely, making Slender Man less a ghost story and more a plausible entity.
In one of the faux news stories, a horse farmer named Ted Henderson shoots his wife in the chest at the Slender Man's behest, only explaining the crime to his psychiatrist at a mental institution three years later.
Mr. Keaton, a tall slender man with a master's degree from City College, was named principal in 2005 after seven years as a teacher and assistant principal at the school, a large brick box set among town houses on Adelphi Street.
In the myth, Slender Man has many origins: Germany's Black Forest.
For weeks, Surge continued posting doctored photos, newspaper clippings and child's drawings of Slender Man, gradually pulling other users into the myth.
One of the Bargain Center's dealers, a slender man with elegant manners and waist-length dreads, who asked to be identified only as Wesley, waved me toward a punchbowl filled with junk and told me to try my luck.
Crucially, Slender Man seems to titillate the brain's sense of surprise in exactly the same way.
