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If I came across this poem, I would be very lost and confused. My family usually travels in big groups so it would make me think that it relates to my family. I would be paranoid and I also would make sure my family was safe and didn't experience the same thing the 10 soldiers did.

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If I was to go on a vacation and find this note where I was staying I would be scared to stay there because it talks about how 10 people died and the last one commited suicide which would make me scared anywhere I was and I'd always look over my shoulder to make sure I was safe from the same fate

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If I were to go on a vacation to an island and find a note like this in my hotel room, I would be a little iffy about staying there, purposely because after reading this expert it sounds scary. At the end of the expert, the girl probably adventured out, and tried to discover the island. Personally, I would have stayed inside or left the island so nothing would happen to me.

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After reading this poem in my hotel room I would be happy I'm not a soldier or a Indian boy, throw it away and hope that it isn't foreshadowing anything. If I later see someone choke on their food I would immediately leave and find a new hotel or go home. The fact that someone even had this is creepy but if they purposefully left that poem that would be even weirder.

Serious question:
Where do the 6 Indian boys come from,  because the rest say soldiers?

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If i seen this poem in the hotel room i would be a little scared. After seeing how the boys died, I would've left the hotel on the spot. But, if I was interested in finding out what happened to the soldier boys then, I would stay there and find out. During my investigation, I would trigger my inner Sherlock Holmes investigation skills :)

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After reading the poem I though to myself this sounds like the hunger games, a movie I saw a couple of years ago where people had to survive and they had to kill each other to survive until there was only but one left, but in the poem the last commits suicide probably from all of the gruesome scenes that they had seen. I therefore predict that further on in the story maybe some of the characters will lose their life's just as the same the soldiers lost theirs in the poem. for instance on of them might end up chocking and dying who knows or maybe someone is allergic to an bumblebee and ends up dying from a simple sting.

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That isn't what I would call a nursery rhyme...at all. That is so depressing and creepy. If I found that in my hotel room I wouldn't sleep, absolutely not. Like what if some people in this hotel have already been killed and all of the people who stay there are the soldiers. What if the hotel is a death trap and you never leave alive and the owner or workers there are just living out this fantasy inside of this poem and brining it to life. I think the best option is to find another hotel and find it fast before God knows what.

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Soooo what kind of nursery rhymes does she know of.. because this is definitely not twinkle-twinkle little star. If i honestly saw something like this in a HOTEL room, i would probably be paranoid the ENTIRE night. Like... why am i on an island.. finding a creepy poem.. and it talking about them dying off one by one. It's just a bit disturbing when it talks about a fish eating one, one of them chopping himself up, and one choking himself. But when it said the last one hung himself, that's when i would have been packing my bags and getting the heck out of there. I feel like some shady stuff is gonna be going on, like there's some weird creep like in the Saw movies, that is watching over them and eventually does all of these little things to kill them for his entertainment. It gives off eerie kind of vibes, but i feel like it will actually be pretty interesting.

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This poem is extremely dark for a nursery rhyme. I can't even imagine actually sharing this poem with children. My initial reaction was "What in tarnation is going on?", but it is a very interesting poem. It has sparked an interest in the upcoming story that we will read. If i came home and saw my kids reading something like this i would have to give them up for adoption. Can't have this demonic text inside my house or children. Instead of reading that poem they need to start reading bible scripture.

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IF i went into a hotel room and saw this poem, it would probably give me a sort of uneasy feeling. I would start wondering if the place is safe or not. I would be worried of i was going to be okay doing anything at the place. Its definitely a freaky sounding poem and i wouldn't want to stay there anymore.

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If I came upon this poem in my hotel room i would be pretty confused and uncomfortable. I would also question and try and figure out why all throughout the poem it says "little soldier boys" but then one time half way through the poem it says "little Indian boys" instead. I would try and talk to someone at the front desk to see if they know anything about the poem because if I have the feeling that the poem is something that happened at that hotel I would leave.

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It is a very catchy poem due the rhyme scheme it had. If i was to come across this poem i would be more scared and have an uneasy feeling about staying in the hotel. I would think a monster or someone was out to kill me and wanted to die. Relating back to Ayanna it also reminded me of the movie Truth or Dare. How it all started out with a group of teenagers playing a game and by the end of the movie they were all killed. I would end up leaving the hotel if it was not too late and find somewhere else to stay.

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Hmmm seems to be perfectly normal nursey rhyme that I can recite to the children because it's nor foreboding at all! Sike! Dear lord I think I might end up going depressed after reading that. Now I fell as if Freddy Kruger or some slasher villain is gonna get me while I'm staying at this hotel. Maybe I'm staying at the overlook hotel and I'm going to start to see little ghost girls roaming around the halls. Or maybe I'm just overthinking this and it's just some stupid nursery rhyme someone wrote. That's exactly it! Some idiot wrote the Freddy Kruger nursery rhyme and conjured him up, not because he is real but because they believed he was real. Whatever this poem is, it's no gonna get me. I'm not a little soldier and I'm definitely not gonna be the lonely last one. I'll just enjoy my vacation and make a movie about this poem when I get back to land. IM GONNA BE RICH!

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If i came across the poem in my room, at first i would be a little scared.It would make me wanna questioned how did it happened to those soldier boys. this poem reminds me of the movie Truth or Dare. There are a group of friends and they have to tell the truth or do the dare and if they don't their biggest fear comes to live and kills them. The same way the last soldier boy killed himself that connects with the two girls in the car and one of them has to die but the other friend wouldn't kill her so she ended up killing herself and her friend.

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This is a pretty catchy poem. It’s like a song that just replays in your mind over and over. It makes me think about real soldiers and what they have to go through everyday. Like when in the poem when it gets to the last one left it says he hung himself. There are many soldiers who go through losing they friends from war and having to deal with it, and some of them deal with it through suicide. In the story I believe that it is going to be just like the poem. Everyone is going to somehow die and the last one left is going to commit suicide because they want be able to live with what they have been through.

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Well, isn't that just a great little poem, I hope it isn't trying to tell me something. If so, I do not want to be in this place. I already have an uneasy feeling about it now. This poem is sort of stuck in my head, replaying over and over, like a horrible nightmare. Which reminds me of the....may I dare say, "Bye Bye Man," when once you've read the message, "Don't Say it, Don't Think it," and then see the name The Bye Bye Man, it's already too late and it's just a matter of time before you die. So, I predict that once you have read this poem it is already too late, and that the ten will slowly wither to none as time goes on, just as it does in the poem and possibly by the same ways of disappearing too.

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If I were to come across the poem in a hotel room, I would think "Wow, neat poem. I hope it isn't foreshadowing anything...". It probably will be foreshadowing, though, based on the theatrical trailers for And Then There Were None, specifically the second one which features a reading of the first stanza, which talks about the "soldier boy" choking on his dinner paired with a clip from the show of a man choking on his dinner and dying. I predict that the story will follow the events of the poem, with each character dying off like their respective "soldier boy".

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MODEL: Well, as Olaf would say - "This is fine." That's not creepy at all. I walk to the mirror in the hotel room and swear I see someone standing behind me...
How might this poem connect to my stay here? It reminds me of being in the middle of Saw movie...and um...I don't want to play game. D=