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|first_appearance = ''[[The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb]]'' ([[1993]])
 
|first_appearance = ''[[The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb]]'' ([[1993]])
 
|latest_appearance = ''[[Return of the Mummy]]'' ([[1994]])
 
|latest_appearance = ''[[Return of the Mummy]]'' ([[1994]])
}}'''The Summoner''' is a magical object that appears in the fifth [[Goosebumps]] book, [[The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb]], and its sequel, ''[[Return of the Mummy]].'' It is a mummy's hand that is held as a good-luck charm by the books' protagonist, [[Gabe Sabry]].
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}}'''The Summoner''' is a magical object that appears in the fifth [[Goosebumps]] book, [[The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb]], and its sequel, the twenty-third book, ''[[Return of the Mummy]].'' It is a mummy's hand that is held as a good-luck charm by the books' protagonist, [[Gabe Sabry]].
   
 
==History==
 
==History==

Revision as of 00:22, 31 July 2019

The Summoner is a magical object that appears in the fifth Goosebumps book, The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb, and its sequel, the twenty-third book, Return of the Mummy. It is a mummy's hand that is held as a good-luck charm by the books' protagonist, Gabe Sabry.

History

Gabe bought the hand at a garage sale for $2. The kid that sold the hand to Gabe told him it is called The Summoner and it is used to summon evil spirits. Gabe does not believe that the hand is actually magical, but is intrigued by the possibility that it might be real.

In The Great Pyramid, Gabe learns from Ahmed that the hand is the actual hand of the ancient Priestess, Khala.  

General information

Physical appearance

The Summoner is a mummy's hand. Gabe describes the hand as small and says it is the size of a child's hand. It is wrapped up in brown papery gauze. 

Powers

The hand makes mummies come to life. Gabe pulls the hand out without thinking when he is in trouble and holds it high up in the air. It makes long-dead mummies come to life and come to his aid. Because Gabe says he was not thinking and does not know why he pulled the hand out, it can be inferred that the hand has the ability to persuade its owner.

Trivia