On the up: Seng Piow
On the down: How scary he can be
I have officially decided that Seng Piow is the scariest person I have ever met.
More scary than that big red-head Carly from boarding school who used to threaten to beat us up.
More scary than that horrid history teacher from Middle School who thought she was a Nazi (can't remember her name, tried to forget as quickly as I could).
More scary than June Wong at The Star.
More scary than those people lurking around dark alleys.
More scary than the ghostie in Shutter.
And the even more perverse weird thing is Seng Piow is scary in a good way. Like you put on your best behaviour when you're around him and suddenly become quite a good person. And you really want to be his friend because if you're his friend then everything stops being scary and you've conquered a hard life thing.
On the down: How scary he can be
I have officially decided that Seng Piow is the scariest person I have ever met.
More scary than that big red-head Carly from boarding school who used to threaten to beat us up.
More scary than that horrid history teacher from Middle School who thought she was a Nazi (can't remember her name, tried to forget as quickly as I could).
More scary than June Wong at The Star.
More scary than those people lurking around dark alleys.
More scary than the ghostie in Shutter.
The weird thing is he doesn't even have to do anything to be scary. That's the whole point. He just sits there being very quiet and still but you just know there's a whole heap of things going on in his mind that is potentially quite potent.
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