She was told she was crazy when she claimed she saw someone with red eyes kidnap her siblings. People told her she was only guilty that they went missing on her watch. Fourteen years stood between the incidents but still the Carson family dealt with the same horrors. The problem never started in the small northern Californian place, but it always ended there. A year after the disappearance of her brother, Ellah moved to the blood soaked town figure out exactly what happened to her siblings. But maybe she was lured to Beacon Hills for a reason. And she, seemingly harmless, would be the downfall of everything // season four //

What if negative thoughts controlled your entire life? A sample entry for To The Bone's 'Mind Over Matter' contest.

I've struggled with body image issues since middle school, and during my freshman year of college I developed a pretty severe eating disorder. I lived in denial for months by telling myself that it was "nothing serious," just something I was doing to make myself feel special, or for the sake of having a dramatic secret. By participating in this campaign by the new Netflix series "To the Bone," I'm honored to share how I came to terms with my mental illness for what it really was, and I hope to reach girls who might be telling themselves something similar.

It will all become silent if you just stop listening. A sample contest submission for To The Bone by Netflix.

❝What's so great about sanity? I don't see you having any fun.❞ When asked to define insanity, a great majority of the Eichen House staff would direct the questioner to a petite brunette by the name of Lita Mitchell. In a building comprised of clinically insane people, too dangerous to roam freely within society, the self-proclaimed lost cause was highlighted like no other. A cold blooded killer like many others, her abnormality came in the form of her mind; her incapability to feel guilt of any form. Logically- she would be locked up in the closed unit, safe & sound in her own complimentary straight jacket. But within the illogical & frequently violent walls of Eichen House, everyone knew that wasn't about to happen any time soon. Crazy had yet to be proven contagious, therefore they saw no reason to isolate her- or prevent her from befriending their newest resident. An insomniac with terrifying hallucinations, he seemed innocent enough; surely no harm could result from allowing him to befriend the notorious Lita Mitchell. Then again, they hadn't met the demon in his head. [season 3B] © 2015 // Aly aka @insatiabIe

After waking up in handcuffs three hundred kilometres from where he's stationed, Samson cannot remember what happened. And what happened might kill him. A British soldier in The Great War, he has been accused of desertion, a crime punishable by execution. Before he can face a trial and firing squad, though, something bizarre happens: he wakes up on a different battlefield. Hundreds of kilometres from where he's being tried. As long as he remains awake, Samson cannot be dragged between killing fields. But as soon as he closes his eyes, he knows he'll be pulled into the next nightmare. Best keep one eye open, Samson. [Paranormal Community first place winner]

Valora cannot remember who she is, where she's from, or anything other than her growing longing to find the Doctor, whomever that may be. The Doctor gets a distress signal on his psychic paper, which no traveler could pass up. After finding her broken and seconds from death, he discovers that she's not human; not even close. This comes as a shock for the Doctor, because after all, twelve-hundred years of time and space and he's never met an angel that didn't turn to stone. science fiction #570

FORMERLY KNOWN AS IMPOSSIBLE "The definition of innocence lies with whom you're speaking to. Most use the term meaning sex, others for a more vast amount of physical things, few with psychological matters, and some even pair it with naive. I, however, believe that someone who has full innocence doesn't know what it's like to have great power." *tw: drug abuse, sexual content, violence, depression, self-harm, abuse, suicide, rape, etc *will contain johnlock, johnwald, oslock, and adwald (although not all strictly romantic) *this story will be split into two parts: "enigma" and "clandestine"

Clara Oswald wakes up in a cheap, little hotel in London with a wiped memory. As she tries to start her life over she meets the consulting detective, her neighbor; Sherlock Holmes, and he immediately becomes intrigued by her; she is impossible. But he is yet to realize: Clara Oswald is only trouble.

During her 7th year at Hogwarts, Hermione is intrigued right from the start by the new Astronomy teacher, Professor John Smith. This strange man has captured all her attention and she seems to have done the same to him. As the year goes by, talking to someone on a more intellectual level becomes something of a drug for her. Letters from Ron become less frequent and conversation with John are more often. The student-teacher wall falls to allow a great friendship to form. But Hermione’s feelings are much more than that. She is falling for the wizard with the metal wand. But an affair isn’t the only thing happening is the castle. Strange things are happening to Hermione that even her great mind cannot explain.