The Grandma House 7
Chapter 15: The Dark Secret
(The scene opens with the family staring at the changing portrait in horror.)
Mary: (terrified) What's happening?
Grandma's Ghost: (sadly) The portrait is revealing its dark secret.
Jack: (stunned) What secret?
Grandma's Ghost: (hesitates) The little girl in the portrait...she's not just any little girl. She's the spirit of a child who died in this house many years ago.
Lucy: (shocked) What? How did she die?
Grandma's Ghost: (tearfully) She was murdered by my husband. He was possessed by an evil spirit, and it consumed him.
Nora: (whimpers) Mommy, I'm scared.
Mary: (comforts her) It's okay, sweetie. We're here for you.
(Suddenly, the lights in the house begin to flicker wildly, and the family hears a loud, menacing laugh...)
Chapter 16: A Haunted Christmas Tree
(The scene opens with the family trying to calm down after the terrifying revelation.)
Mary: (nervously) Okay, let's try to focus on something else. Who wants to decorate the Christmas tree?
Lucy: (excitedly) I do! I love decorating the tree!
Nora: (jumps up and down) Me! Me!
Jack: (smirks) Alright, let's get the tree decorated. But first, let's find out where Grandma kept the decorations.
(As they search the house, they come across a room filled with Christmas decorations. But something is off...)
Grandma's Ghost: (whispers) Be careful. The Christmas tree is not what it seems.
(Suddenly, the Christmas lights on the tree begin to flicker and flash ominously...)
Chapter 17: The Twisted Ornaments
(The scene opens with the family staring at the eerie Christmas tree in horror.)
Lucy: (terrified) What's going on?
Grandma's Ghost: (sadly) The Christmas tree has been possessed by the evil spirits.
Nora: (whimpers) Mommy, I don't like it.
Mary: (comforts her) It's okay, sweetie. We'll figure this out.
(As they examine the tree closer, they notice that the ornaments are twisted and grotesque.)
Jack: (disgusted) What kind of person would make these kinds of ornaments?
Grandma's Ghost: (hesitates) My husband. He made them after he became possessed.
(Suddenly, the ornaments start to move and change shape before their eyes...)
Chapter 18: The Haunted Carolers
(The scene opens with the family hearing strange and ominous Christmas carols coming from outside.)
Mary: (nervously) What's that?
Jack: (investigates) It sounds like Christmas carolers. But there's something off about it.
Lucy: (curious) Let's go see.
(As they approach the window, they see a group of ghostly carolers singing in the snow.)
Grandma's Ghost: (whispers) They're not just any carolers. They're the spirits of those who died in this house.
Nora: (whimpers) Mommy, I'm scared.
Mary: (comforts her) It's okay, sweetie. We'll get through this.
(As they watch, the carolers begin to change their song, singing a haunting and twisted version of "Jingle Bells"...)
Chapter 19: The Twisted Christmas Song
(The scene opens with the family listening in horror as the ghostly carolers sing their twisted version of "Jingle Bells".)
Lucy: (covers her ears) Make it stop! Make it stop!
Grandma's Ghost: (sadly) I'm sorry, Lucy. They won't stop until they've finished their song.
(The carolers continue to sing, their voices growing louder and more menacing.)
Mary: (terrified) What's happening? What's going on?
Jack: (tries to protect his family) Get away from the window! Now!
(As they move away from the window, the carolers finish their song and disappear into the night.)
Grandma's Ghost: (whispers) It's starting. The haunting is starting.
(Suddenly, the lights in the house begin to flicker and the family hears the sound of footsteps coming from upstairs...)
(The scene opens with the family watching in horror as the ghostly carolers continue to sing their twisted song.)
Mary: (terrified) What's happening?
Grandma's Ghost: (sadly) The spirits are trying to communicate with you.
Jack: (determined) We need to get out of here. Now.
(As they try to leave, the doors and windows become stuck, trapping them inside.)
Lucy: (panicked) We're trapped!
Nora: (whimpers) Mommy...
(Suddenly, the lights flicker and the room is filled with visions of Christmases past...)