The Cellar Incident

Marge never believed in the existence of "pure" evil. Certainly she placed no credence in the idea of some supernatural evil, such as powerful entities from elsewhere capable of entering our material realm and committing impossibly heinous acts. Such fanciful notions were not part of her worldview. As Marge saw it, the real world already had an abundance of profoundly vicious, greedy and power hungry people, as well as naturally occurring disastrous forces - that was enough to deal with, wasn't it?

One evening in early October, she and four of her good friends, all of them college seniors, set off to check out an old, abandoned farmhouse as a potential location for their Halloween Party.

Something terrifying and utterly impossible appeared to happen in the cellar of that house. Of course, no one is likely to nelive the impossible can happen, especially when it's something so frightening. Marge deeply regretted having been aware of the incident and looks for reasonable explanations. However, she only finds more evidence to support the very thing she did not want to believe: that house was host to some alient 'thing' that doesn't belong in our world.

The Cellar Incident will shatter Marges's unquestioned concepts of what constitutes reality. The experience will haunt her dreams, torment her thoughts and force her to rethink her views on everything.