An old legend dispersed through the ages, known by everyone young, old, sick, healthy, undoubtedly crazy, and moderately sane, was of essence, a tale of the woman nobody spoke of. While everybody knew the story, it was forbidden to talk of because of all the malicious actions committed by this creature, (that’s not even considered human anymore.) The infamous story begins on a thundering night, late in October. The rain was pummeling the pavement, the wind howled, sending chills down the spines of even the fiercest animals. An old clock tower in the distance chimed at the stroke of midnight. The moon shined luminously in the sky, glowing like the teeth of even the most perfect woman see by man. This however, was no perfect woman. Her teeth were cracked and stained, that of a savage who had gouged flesh clean off the bone. Her skin creeping with maggots and a hollow interior consumed by a strange substance that reeked of dried blood, urine, and feces. She had sharp, quiet movements, that of a spider, and could decapitate a poor soul and take off faster than a cobra attack. Basically, …show more content…
To fully understand what went down, you’d have to start from the beginning, before she died. Mary Nichols (Mary Ann) was a tramp, one of the finest in all of England. She made a living by handling men, and pleasuring them in any way they liked. Mary Ann’s daily routine would go as follows: she would wake up and go straight to the houses of her clients as requested. A minor detail was not known at the time, though; she was being stalked. It’s not like her admirer was poor and could not afford her services. No no, it wasn’t that at all. Instead, it was more as if this man had some sort of personal vendetta that needed to be settled. Vendetta is a funny way of saying this, because there was no murder involved in the reason why she was murdered. This word will not accurately be used until later on in the