Cursed Bunny
Book • 2021 • Horror
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Does someone vomit?
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A few times in “scars”
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Of a monster/animal, in "Scars."
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Abuse
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"Snare" involves a man intentionally wounding and imprisoning both his daughter and son.
"Reunion" involves a child being tied up and starved by his mother.
In "Scars," a boy spends his childhood imprisoned in a cave by an animal-like monster, and this is physically painful and mentally traumatic.
In "Cursed Bunny," a child becomes the (accidental) target of a curse, which causes him an extreme amount of physical and emotional distress.
"Reunion" involves a child being tied up and starved by his mother.
In "Scars," a boy spends his childhood imprisoned in a cave by an animal-like monster, and this is physically painful and mentally traumatic.
In "Cursed Bunny," a child becomes the (accidental) target of a curse, which causes him an extreme amount of physical and emotional distress.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is someone gaslighted?
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In “the frozen finger”
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The story "Snare" involves a fox being repeatedly, intentionally wounded by a human. "Scars" involves a person being forced to kill boars and other predator animals.
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A fox
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Are there bugs?
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"Home Sweet Home" involves a bug infestation.
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Assault
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A sexual assault is talked about, but not shown, in "Snare."
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Bodily Harm
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Is there body horror?
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A lot of it, in virtually every story.
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Is there a hanging?
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In "Reunion."
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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In "Snare," a man intentionally wounds an animal, and then children, with (I think?) a knife.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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An animal falls to its death in “scars”
A man flies out of a car window and dies in “home sweet home”
A man flies out of a car window and dies in “home sweet home”
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Does someone break a bone?
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In “scars”: The feeling of bones being broken is described in. An animal breaks its neck. A man’s wrist is bent until the bone breaks and pops out.
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Is there amputation?
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"Ruler of the Winds and Sands" involves a man losing an arm in a battle. This scene is described.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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In "Cursed Bunny."
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Family
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Does someone cheat?
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In “home sweet home”
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Fear
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"Home, Sweet Home," "Reunion," and "Cursed Bunny."
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Is someone possessed?
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something like possession in “cursed bunny”
a boy is briefly possessed by a recently deceased relative in “reunion,” so they can say goodbye
a boy is briefly possessed by a recently deceased relative in “reunion,” so they can say goodbye
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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In "Cursed Bunny," multiple times.
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Mental Health
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In "Cursed Bunny" and "Reunion." Suicide is also mentioned in "The Frozen Finger."
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
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No, but a character binge eats for supernatural reasons in "Cursed Bunny," and a character is afraid to eat anything besides canned food in "Reunion."
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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"Reunion" has two characters who haven't recovered from trauma. It's not specified whether or not they have PTSD.
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Pregnancy
Is a baby stillborn?
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Not exactly, but "Embodiment" involves a supernatural version of something that might be very triggering if stillbirth is triggering for you.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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"Embodiment" is a story that centers around pregnancy (kind of).
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Prejudice
Is there ableist language or behavior?
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In "Ruler of the Winds and Sands," a character is blind because of a curse, and people view that character as defective. The curse turns out to be because of that character and his family's greed.
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Sex
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In "Snare," an adult man rapes (at least, this was my interpretation) his adult sister, resulting in a pregnancy. The actual act is offscreen.
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Violence
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