No wonder I can't get a second date.
The same bedspread that the mother demon and its baby blended with two days ago has leaped up at me twice, and formed the face of a talking blanket demon once—all of which is on video.
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| In Blanket Demon I, my bedspread leaps off my bed and into my face |
Does that make it a haunted bedspread, or do demons just use whatever is available?
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| In Blanket Demon II, my bedspread leaps up from the floor |
At the time, there wasn't much in my apartment to use, and blankets are far more malleable than other materials, and hold their shape better. I assume that demons expend more energy forming their faces and bodies with glowing light, and less by shaping blankets.
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| When viewed through a light tunnel aperture, the blanket demon's face is revealed |
The mother-child demon video makes the fourth video that shows my bedspread in demonic action; it can be seen in
Hobgoblin Demons birth offspring.
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| A mother demon and its child blend with the bedspread, which was folded up and stored on a shelf |
The other three videos that show my bedspread animated by a demon include:
- Blanket Demon I
- Blanket Demon II
- Blanket Demon, Face-to-Face
All of these bedspread possessions occurred at 471 East Julian Street, in San Jose, California, where the bedspread is used. I now use new bedding, which has remained unhaunted so far (the table lamp, though, still slowly moves by itself).
