But when some sort of spaghetti-like material emerges from the dead but animated woman in one of the last stories, I am hooked.

Fittingly, the comic cover features a forest with a red moon, the trees' branches looking like Creepy Long Fingers.She also tries to brave the snowstorm while traveling to the neighbor's house alone, though by the time she reaches her destination, both she and the neighbor are already dead.

which, considering this is meant as a YA book is probably for the best, but i'm still looking for my big scare, and i fear it will never come.So she would seem to be the benign version, simply looking to have her body reassembled and perhaps buried properly or possibly vengeful against her killer, since her song mentions being unavenged. During "In Conclusion", the young girl confidently ignores the dangers of the woods and makes it to her mother's house without incident.