My Horrifying Experience in Elevator (2) The second and I wish it to be my last panicky experience in elevator occurred on a typical holiday last year. That day I had to go to a company to run errand for my mother on the evening. Watching TV was the best way to spend my time when there was nothing to do, so I sat on a sofa in front of a TV and flicked through the channels to find an interesting show worth to see. Eventually, an American horror movie got my attention, so I decided to watch it. If it had been a Japanese or Thai horror film, I would have changed the channel as fast as I could because the ghosts of these countries are too scary to stand to. Since that time the sky was so clear and there were people around me, I felt alright to watch it that time. There was no problem until the time I had to do my job came. I have been in this company’s building for countless times, so there was nothing to worry about. It was an ordinary 9 floors building. The unforgettable moment occurred when I was in the elevator on my way back after fetch stuff. There was no one with me in that lift. Suddenly, while I thought of something randomly, the light was turned off and the lift was stopped. The only thing I could see was darkness, all the scary scenes from the movie I just watched was running through in my head. I tried to tell myself to calm down and thought of what to do. Cell phone’s signal didn’t work well in the elevator, so I took it out just to be my flashlight for finding red button in order to ask help. Luckily, after waiting for a minute, an officer answered me through that tiny speaker. That shocking situation took just a couple of minutes, but that was much enough to alarm me. Both of these accidences I mention above are always in my memory making me feeling worry every time I have to use the elevator alone. Although I knew well that there are so many things in this world that is scarier than those ghosts or creatures in my imagination, I still avoid watching those scary movies anyway.