Rhondarosen Stories

Hell is a teenage girl. The opening quote to what would become a cult classic but was underappreciated in its time. A quote from a non-appreciated film, perhaps the most famous ghost film ever: "I see dead people" The Fier name has a bad legacy in Split River. Joel Fier and Wally Clark were good friends, being on the same football team, until September thirtieth, 1983, when Wally's knee buckled and Joel accidentally slammed into him, resulting in Wally's instant death via broken neck. He went from football player to social outcast before October. Twenty-two years later, he had a daughter with the cheer captain and valedictorian of the class of '84, now FBI agent, Elizabeth Cadman. Her parents separated when she was young, and her mother moved to Milwaukee while she stayed in Split River until she was thirteen, and events happened that caused her to move in with her mom. Neither of her parents fully moved on from Wally's death as they both had loved him, so she grew up walking past his picture in the living room each day as they tried to raise her to make sure she would never know the pain and guilt of feeling responsible for the death of someone so dear to her. But nothing could've stopped what happened one month ago. She moved back to Split River after a physically and mentally traumatic incident, her family legacy now having a pattern and knowing exactly how her dad felt after Wally's death. She is the antisocial outcast who has managed to fall back in with her old friends, but she is keeping a secret from them, for everybody. Ever since she woke up from that coma, two weeks before the school year began, she has been able to see ghosts and when she goes to Split River High, she sees the ghost of the boy she has been told about for as long as she can remember but then one of her friends goes missing and ends up stuck at the school with no memory of how she died but Mia can see her. School Spirits Rewrite: Season One to Season Two Wally Clark x Living OC

Split River had been shaken by the disappearance of Madison "Maddie" Nears, and the town was on edge: parents were keeping watchful eyes on their kids, students of Split River High were worried for Maddie, and Maddie's friends were doing more investigating than the police department was. Nicole Herrera, Xavier Baxter, Simon Elroy, and Claire Zomer had stumbled onto a key lead that landed Xavier in the hospital and briefly in the afterlife, which apparently exists. When he awoke from his coma, Xavier wasn't really sure how to explain it, but he came back with a special skill that proved to be more powerful than he understood. Shortly after, Xavier befriended a new Split River High transfer student, Gwendolyn "Gwen" Cavanaugh, who knew nothing about him, his past, or Maddie - a blessing in disguise for him as he navigated his new gift and worked with his friends to uncover the truth about Maddie's disappearance.

It's her fault, that's all Rhonda thinks as she enters the afterlife. (very short oneshot originally posted to AO3, this was written before School Spirits season 2 episode 7)

❝ Can I go where you go? Can we always be this close?❞ In which! Zaria Edwards, a ghost who had been stuck in the school for over 27 years after being drowned by her coach in 1995. She had accepted the fact that she was never coming back to the real world. They all had. But then when the newest arrival to the split river high afterlife, Madison Nears, came to the school, Zaria and her friends came together to help Maddie solve the mystery of her death. Although, what Maddie and the rest of the group didn't know was that Simon, Maddie's life-long best friend, can see her as a ghost, causing confusion among the bunch. However Zaria has her own ghostbuster as a new student, who has an aspiring dream of becoming a swimmer, can suddenly see and talk to her despite them having no connection apart from academic goals. Friends fight, enemies make up, groups solve murders, unexpected confessions come out. Will this be the year Zaria has a chance at love after almost 30 years without it?

Quinn's afterlife that we don't see on screen