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__a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8332726.stm" __He mentions the fly woman again... :) She really must have frightened him!

I cringe now at the things that made me scared... the Knight Rider titles... swings... music boxes... luckily I've conquered my fear of all three.. well maybe not swings! *laughs*

This confused me though:

"One of my earliest terrors was the witch in Disney's Snow White, and the image of her evil face and devil-horned head dress has always stayed with me."

Doesn't he mean Malificent from Sleeping Beauty? Her head dress is horned.

Brilliant article! I LOVE it! It is very interesting to read how he feels about fears etc. and how he became the man he is. He really should write much more. :)

Yeah, this woman really must have done that.

I try to remember what frightened me when I was a child, but I can't think of many things. I don't know why. Maybe they frightened me so much that I repressed them. Or I just have conquered them so quick that they don't deserve to be called fears.

I think he means Maleficent too. Her head dress looks much more like devil's horns.