Hell is a Teenage Girl (Wally Clark)
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
