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This dialog in this cartoon may be all in Spanish, but the story works in any language. Shadows on the wall can be scary at any age, especially when we aren't expecting them. Senor Sombra controls the shadows in the nightmare of a young boy. First eliminating any light from the room and then spinning the shadows in the boy's room, Senor Sombra is truly a Boogie Man to scare the most strong-willed. The story closes, not with a happy ending, but at the moment when the boy is most filled with fright.

http://alparaguay.com/SSom01.htm This dialog in this cartoon may be all in Spanish, but the story works in any language. Shadows on the wall can be scary at any age, especially when we aren't expecting them. Senor Sombra controls the shadows in the nightmare of a young boy. First eliminating any light from the room and then spinning the shadows in the boy's room, Senor Sombra is truly a Boogie Man to scare the most strong-willed. The story closes, not with a happy ending, but at the moment when the boy is most filled with fright.