What is the most terrifying part of Ramon's story in Scary Stories?

For the story about the cursed amulet, the most terrifying part is probably when Liam started to feel that the shadowy figure in his nightmares was starting to cross over into his real life. He would see a dark shape out of the corner of his eye during the day, and he knew that it was related to the amulet. This blurring of the line between the dream world and reality is extremely frightening as it means that the source of his fear is not just confined to his sleep but is starting to invade his waking hours.

Maybe in the Juliana scary story, there is a moment when Juliana is completely alone and the source of her fear reveals itself fully. For example, if it's a supernatural entity, it shows its true, grotesque form. She has no one to turn to, no way to fight back, and is faced with the full horror of what she's up against. That moment of complete isolation and exposure to the unknown would be truly terrifying.

The most terrifying part was when I saw the faceless figure in the old house. Just the thought of something without a face reaching out for me sent shivers down my spine.

The most terrifying part could be the sudden appearance of something unknown. When the high beams reveal an unexpected and spooky figure or object, it gives a huge shock.

For me, it's the way she just stares. In the story, when she locks eyes with someone, it sends shivers down your spine. It's like she can see into your soul.

Ramon is the protagonist in the story. He's likely to be someone who lives in the world where the scary stories take place. He may be a local in the area where the strange and terrifying events occur. As the story is part of 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark', Ramon is probably a character that the author uses to draw the readers or listeners into the dark and spooky world, making them experience the fear through his eyes.

A really terrifying 2021 story was about a derelict asylum. Explorers went inside and heard screams that seemed to be from the past. They saw old hospital beds moving on their own and felt a cold presence. They also found strange markings on the walls that seemed to be some kind of ritualistic symbols.

No, he doesn't survive.

Well, Ramon does die in Scary Stories. The way his death is depicted is quite terrifying. It's part of what makes the 'Scary Stories' so, well, scary. His character is sort of caught up in the malevolent forces at play in the story. And as the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that he won't be able to escape his fate, and ultimately he dies.

I'm not sure. You might have to read or watch the whole story to find out for sure.