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It was discussed as a story where the narrator meets a boy at school with the same name, who only speaks in a whisper, portraying a doppelganger as a creepy shadowy figure.
Edgar Allen Poe wrote a story called William Wilson.
— Episode: Doppelgängers: Hey you, you're me!
Episode: Doppelgängers: Hey you, you're me!
It was discussed as a story where the narrator meets a boy at school with the same name, who only speaks in a whisper, portraying a doppelganger as a creepy shadowy figure.
Edgar Allen Poe wrote a story called William Wilson.
Episode: Doppelgängers: Hey you, you're me!
It was discussed as a story where the narrator meets a boy with the same name as him at school who only spoke in a whisper. It was discussed as a creepy, shadowy figure.
Edgar Allen Poe wrote a story called William Wilson. Sort of like I mentioned before about, you know, evil things happening. The narrator meets a boy at school and this one had the same name.
So it seems like all through literature, it's always some sort of a creepy shadowy figure.
