Summary: Retracing the steps of their honeymoon, John and his bride revisit a quaint old curio shop in Chinatown. A after 20 years it looks virtually unchanged. What should they pick up as a souvenir? A rose crystal bell seems to be the thing, and the warning of a ccurse it has on it only drives the sale. <br> To prevent evil, the old shop owner had removed the clapper of the bell, so only a flat tone ever comes from<br> it. Will the bride fix it up to make the bell ring properly? How bad can that little old evil curse be? <br> As John returns to his practice as a brain surgeon, death seems to mysteriously be near when the bell rings. Does the bell really have the power to determine who is cured, or comes back from a near death situation? How will the evil in the bell be appeased, to stop its reign of the deadly curse? <br>
