“Pilot”
ELLENOR “ELLE” SINGER, (18), an empathetic, strong-willed, aspiring photographer, wakes on the morning of her 18th birthday after an unsettling nightmare about the day her mother died. A horrible car-wreck in which Elle was present, as a six-year old child.
While this leaves her with a sense of dread, she focuses on celebrating her birthday and her upcoming departure to Boston University. She meets with her father, JASON SINGER (40’s), an overprotective dad, widower, and police detective, at the prescient and makes a scarily accurate observation on one of his cases. With information she couldn’t have known.
Things get even weirder when her new roommate, AMANDA BONETA,(18), bubbly, and promiscuous, but with a huge heart, ends up
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It features weekly cases and story lines with satisfying episodic conclusions - both supernatural and otherwise. Each of those stories feeds into a broader story arc of Elle’s journey into solving the murders of both Amanda and her mother.
HOURS 2, 3
I’m Not Calling You A Liar
Elle learns the hocking truth of her witch heritage after she confronts her grandmother, NORA WARREN (70’s), warm, wise and loving, about recent events. Nora decided to bind her powers after her mother’s death to keep her safe - and to lock their spell book away as any excessive amount of magic can be sensed by other witches. The binding spell, however, broke once Elle’s life was in danger…when the car almost ran her over.
Elle returns home and angrily confronts her father about hiding this secret from her and storms out…after involutely causing a power blackout in the home. While struggling with feeling responsible for Amanda’s death, Elle continues to aid Jack with planning her memorial. She attempts to balance all of this, along with her classes as she starts her new
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When a young woman is raped on campus and feels like the university police aren’t doing enough to help her, she reaches out to Jack. Elle and Jack take on her story together with Elle as the photographer.
When Elle later views her photos, her vision partially reveals the person responsible. It leads them in the direction of the victim’s ex-boyfriend. When his alibi turns out to be solid, Elle goes to her dad to talk through what she saw.
The two of them determine that the rapist might have been someone the girl trusted…The experience causes Elle to visit Sutton and tell her the truth. Though it initially causes weirdness between the two, Elle is relieved to find her friend is accepting.
HOUR S, 4,5,6,
Long & Lost
Strange occurrences start surrounding Elle’s sociology professor - lights going haywire in his office, items ending up not where she left him...And after one lecture, Elle’s found out the source. There’s a ghost attached to
It was a normal sunny day. Samantha was abandoned by the parents at age 15. Samantha woke up knowing that she was not alone in her house. She felt this type of presence with her in her room. She gets a phone call from her friends she had met the day before.
School started at seven forty five and ended at six thirty. She knew that it was not going to be an easy transition but with hardwork and dedication she knew she could do it. At OSS she had to take alot of new classes like etiquette class, art class, and drama class. These were all new things for her. At first she was struggling in these classes, but after getting used to the flow of everything
When he was assigned the story of the mutilated college girls found in the woods of Morgantown, he was very curious and ready to dig deep into the heart of the crime. The girls’ heads were missing, marks and cuts found on each body, seemed to be no pointing fingers as to who it was. Chase’s drinking buddy Shango adds humor throughout the book. Because of him we hear “behind the scenes” details on his case and his drunken thoughts seem to add to it. Alexandra Heyden, a psychiatrist in the book, appears to live a normal life outside of her office.
This situation leads to the death of the John Doe, guilt building up within her, and causing her to have the dream of the victim. The dream gave her a chance to help John Doe, to possibly
We subtly receive a hint of peculiarity through her random incorporation of the pistol on the cushion. Next we learn about the broken bottles embedded in the walls. Through quick sentences and odd foreshadowing, we soon come to believe that this foretold story is going to turn out a bit
Jill found a cute stranger named Darren at the ranch that she works at. She invites him to go for a horseback ride. At first she started to like him but she sees a strangeness with his approach to her. When Jill turns her back for a minute Darren grabs her and tries to attack and kill her. There is a big conflict going on right now because Jill is in the woods with a stranger that is trying to kill her with nobody else around.
Book Rave Kate, Lauren, Fallen. New York: Delacorte Press, 2009. Plot Summary: Lucinda Price is sent to Sword & Cross reform school in Savannah, Georgia in the assumption that she was responsible for starting the fire that killed her boyfriend, Trevor. During her stay at Sword & Cross, Luce learns how to control the "shadows" she 's been seeing for as long as she could remember; the shadows that caused the fire, ruining her life. Along with dealing with her so-called insanity, Luce meets a group of kids who are all too strange.
Now 15 years later she is working for the Texas Justice System as a public relations officer working with death row inmates, the media, and the system. It isn’t a job she loves, but it allows her to take care of her ailing father and the son that she adores. She just wants more. When she meets Lance, she knows that he is different from the other few men she has dated.
Everyone was saying different things about what happened the night Alberta went missing. In Jack’s interview with the police, he said that Alberta got into a black truck with a white male with long blonde hair. But, Alberta’s friend, Vera Derrick, said that she saw Alberta in the passenger seat of a black car with a young man with dark curly hair. In Donna’s statement, she said that Alberta showed up with three men in a black truck, one of them being Jack. A woman named Teresa, also said that she saw Alberta talking to a man with dirty blonde hair who was driving a van.
"Right here, this was it" Jonathan says. He points to a regular looking tree. "That 's what you said about the last three" Mike says. "I know, but this has to be it.
Tucked next to a pristine lake, the part-Medieval Europe, part-Renaissance Faire hamlet of Whispering Pines, Wisconsin is a utopia . . . except for the recent murders. One month after arriving in the Northwoods, former detective Jayne O’Shea has settled comfortably into small-town life and is making good progress with her task of getting her grandparents’ house ready for sale. Then the shocking death of one of the carnies rocks the community, and the villagers look to Jayne for help, placing her in the impossible position of not wanting to get involved and needing to ensure justice is served.
They have accused her husband of having an affair with a 15 year old who happens to be one of Dick Divers patients. Dick denies this and claims that the woman is “lying”. Once Nicole finds out about this she is infuriated, while Dick is driving back from the fair Nicole loses it and tries to drive the car of a cliff while her kids are in the
She was assaulted by the brother-in-law of her owner while her husband watched it all. Sethe is whipped despite being pregnant. Paul D too has suffered barbarous activities at the hands of the whites. He preferred to keep is emotions locked away and his ability to love in the “tin tobacco box” of his heart . Through her central character, Morrison weaves a plot of unspeakable horrors.
A few days after she graduated her teacher recommended her as a substitute nanny. This turns out to be the biggest test of responsibility she ever could have in her life since she gets kidnapped and has to take care of Kendra. The kidnappers take Kendra and Amy to a remote cabin in the woods to hide them while they make the ransomed videos. The cabin has no running water, electricity, or a place to sleep.
Olivia is close to reaching her post traumatic self, but must confront her greatest fear to break the final obstacle on her journey to her post traumatic self. Olivia decides to go back to see her therapist and tells him she has gotten better with her ability to control her emotions. She practices her talk with ADA Barba for the impending trial and is having some difficulty getting the story settled in her mind. When she walks into the elevator after her practice, she meets the one person she was not ready to see, William, who walks into the elevator (“Imprisoned Lives”). This triggers Olivia’s trauma as the perpetrator of her trauma is standing in front of her so nonchalantly.