Category Archives: Ulric’s Fears

Fear of the Dark from the Milles Peurs D’Ulric Petit

In those times it was thought that the world of imagination could be brought to bear on the quality of the mind’s interaction with things of a worldly nature. Children were encouraged to flex their mental muscles as much as possible and the strength of their imagination was valued as equal to the that ofContinueContinue reading “Fear of the Dark from the Milles Peurs D’Ulric Petit”

The Beasts Under the Bed from Les Milles Peurs D’Ulric Petit

As Ulric lay awake on his pallet and sought to sleep, came there sounds to him that may be far away or maybe under his bed near. In his waking mind he did make the noises into the scratching and pattering of many feet, some with claws and others cloven and yet others slithering asContinueContinue reading “The Beasts Under the Bed from Les Milles Peurs D’Ulric Petit”

Fear of the Other from Les Milles Peurs D’Uldric Petit

In this Famous tale the eponymous Ulric comes face to face with his fear of people from outside his world. He faces his assumption that all unknown people are monsters of evil intent whose only agenda is to harm him and his family and steal away whatever they see. Discovering instead that travellers, adrift onContinueContinue reading “Fear of the Other from Les Milles Peurs D’Uldric Petit”