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Two bitter enemies. One fallen tree. And something terrifying waiting in the darkness…
Welcome to Timeless Terrors #223, featuring “The Interlopers” (1919) by Saki, the pen name of British author H. H. Munro, celebrated for his dark humour, biting satire and brilliantly unexpected endings.
Deep within a remote forest, two men are locked in a bitter feud that has poisoned their families for generations. Each believes the woodland belongs to him, and neither is prepared to surrender.
But when a violent storm brings a massive tree crashing down, the two enemies find themselves trapped together, injured and helpless, with nobody around to hear their cries.
As the darkness deepens, old hatreds begin to give way to an extraordinary realisation. Perhaps forgiveness is possible after all.
But the forest has other plans…
Performed by horror author Jonathan Dunne.
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