Lights

While a group of friends were chatting on the balcony, the girl who had climbed onto the balcony on the top floor of the girls' dormitory, fifty meters away, sat on the ground at about one o'clock and began to shake. Withou t binoculars or a good zoom camera, it is incomprehensible why the girl was swaying. The girl keeps rocking back and forth, left and right. Even after an hour, the girl never stops rocking. deer among friends, theories are produced to scare them. It's three o'clock and the girl is still rocking while everyone is having a good time. Your friends become more curious, saying, "Not if we say yoga, not if we say we listen to music, not if we say sports, but if we say that he is doing something religious." At four o'clock the balcony door opens and someone else enters after ten seconds of staring at the rocking girl. and the light inside is turned off. The girl continues to sway in the balcony light at the top of the dormitory, where the lights on all floors are turned off. for exactly three hours, without breaking the rhythm

it is swinging. One of the friends goes to the end of the balcony, which is quite wide to make the others laugh, and laughs and says to the girl, "What are you doing?" Just then, the balcony light goes out. The moment he returns without fear because he thinks his friends are doing it to scare him, the light comes back, but even one of his friends is sitting still. That's when things start to get serious. While the swinging girl continues without breaking her rhythm, a friend of hers begins to cry. a few people making fun of it go to blow the fuses to create even more fear. but before their hands touch the fuses, the electricity is cut off. The electricity goes out in the whole campus, there was one last candle left, whatever happened just as he was blowing out that candle, everything gets dark. That's when all the fun is over. All the friends clasp to each other on the balcony with the tingling they feel in their bellies. The crying girl starts to cry even more. Others say among themselves, "Friends, if this is a joke, don't hold back," but those who made the joke were also frozen by the power cut. After about five minutes, the electricity comes on and all eyes turn to the balcony of the dormitory. The girl continues to rock without losing her composure. It's almost an hour before it gets light. Without any of them waiting for what will happen, he goes inside in groups in fear and everyone sleeps.

When they wake up the next day, they find the balcony empty. The fear that the sunlight keeps away drives them to spin deer among them again. As a result of daily efforts, evening comes again and they gather on the balcony. Personal memories of the previous night are told and laughed. Friends, who can't get enough of being afraid, start to write scenarios about the swinging girl. one of them says, "What if the girl stands up and suddenly shouts 'I see you', pointing at us, so that we can see the difference in her eyes." While the girls are starting to get scared, the boys are still laughing. Then someone says, "What if the girl suddenly turns towards us in three moves and ends up next to us" and the girls shriek lightly. and here is the girl who was swinging on the balcony, which was empty until then, comes out again. and without wasting any time, it sits down and starts rocking again. The fears are back. Although it is not actually a situation to be afraid of, everyone inevitably gets nervous again with what they experienced the previous night. and one of them points to the girl and says, "What if the girl gets up and jumps off the balcony now". Then a horror movie cliché is enough to put everyone back into the horror mode: "What if we leave here after the girl jumps and go to the dormitory and we don't see the girl's body on the floor? When we enter the dormitory and ask the staff at the top floor, 'a girl committed suicide there five years ago and from that day on. Then, if we get the answer 'We do not give that flat to anyone, it is empty at the moment'".. Everyone's hair is lifted and they are asked not to extend that night any longer so that it does not resemble the previous night. everyone disperses to their rooms and that night is over. but that night is the last night they see the girl swinging. they will never see the girl on the balcony again at night.

One morning, weeks later, when eyes can see better, someone sees her on the balcony again. Another girl is sitting next to him. and the girl continues to rock again. In order to see the girl who does not scare him during the day, he zooms to the balcony of the girl with the camera he recently bought. and this girl, who has been wondering for weeks, causing her daily jokes and fears, is so close that her facial features can be seen on the camera screen. The girl is talking and laughing with her friend next to her. but it just keeps on rocking. one left and right, one back and forth. At that moment, they all have a pang inside them. Thinking that the girl may have a disease, everyone is uncomfortable with the jokes she makes. Now they have seen the girl up close, but they never learn the reason, the mystery, of her shaking. They stay with the two-night fear they live in.