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• Script for dark age feudalism young girl talking to her mother.  scene 1.
  
  
  Narrator: Two women sit together in a pristine middle age home. One is in her late thirties, the other is young and vibrant.
  
  
  Mother:  You're getting old, its time to start thinking about your marriage with lord Charles.
  
  Isabel: Mom, I just turned fifteen!
  
  Mother: You're right, it's worse than i thought. We outta begin making wedding plans first thing tomorrow.
  
  Isabel: But I don't want to marry Lord Charles, i’m in love with the serf Matthew.
  
  Mother: Stop it with that love nonsense, lord Charles has already made the land arrangements with your father. Both our families will benefit from your union.
  
  Isabel: Lord Charles is old and smelly. I could never love him. Do you want me to be miserable?
  
  Mother: Silly girl, you don't marry for love.
  
  Isabel: You loved Daddy
  
  Mother: Where did you hear that?
  
  Isabel: You told me when i was a little girl.
  
  Mother: I lied.
  
  Isabel: How could you do this to me!? I’ll simply die of sadness.
  
  Mother: But darling, you'll learn to love him. Eventually.
  
  Isabel: Is that what happened with you and Dad?
  
  Mother: No i still hate the miserable old ofe. Lucky for me he has enough mistresses to keep him occupied.
  
  Isabel: Mamma, how could you let him cheat on you?
  
  Mother: Oh sweetie you're so innocent. You husband will cheat on you as well. But you’ll have a child or two or fourteen together and you’ll love them.  

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In a sleepy town nestled between mist-covered hills, there existed a peculiar old house that everyone avoided. It wasn't haunted in the traditional sense—no ghostly whispers or shadowy figures prowled its halls. Instead, it was whispered among the townsfolk that the house held a secret, one whispered only among the bravest children.

Little Emily was not easily frightened. With her bright eyes and curious spirit, she often wandered where others feared to tread. One chilly autumn evening, her ball rolled under the rusty gate of the old house. Determined not to let the fading daylight deter her, she slipped through the gate and ventured towards the creaking porch.

The house seemed to sigh as she stepped inside, the floorboards groaning under her tiny feet. Dust danced in the weak beams of sunlight filtering through cracked windows. Emily's heart raced, but her desire to retrieve her ball overcame her unease.

She found her ball in the grand hallway, nestled against an old oak cabinet. As she reached for it, a soft giggle echoed from the shadows. Startled, Emily froze, her eyes darting around the dimly lit room. Another giggle, closer this time, made her skin crawl.

"Who's there?" Emily called out, her voice barely more than a whisper. The giggling stopped abruptly, replaced by a low, haunting hum that seemed to come from all directions at once. Emily's breath quickened as she backed away, clutching her ball tightly.

Suddenly, a pale figure emerged from the darkness—a child, not much older than Emily herself, dressed in clothes from another time. Its face was blank, devoid of expression, yet its eyes shimmered with an otherworldly light.

Emily's instincts screamed at her to run, but her feet remained rooted to the spot. The ghostly child approached slowly, extending a hand towards Emily. In that moment, she felt a chill that went beyond the autumn air, as if the very essence of the house was reaching out to her.

With a burst of courage, Emily turned and sprinted towards the door. The house seemed to moan in protest, the air thickening around her. She could hear the ghostly child's footsteps echoing behind her, gaining with each step.

Just as she reached the porch, Emily stumbled, her ball bouncing away into the overgrown grass. She scrambled to her feet, heart pounding in her ears, and snatched up her ball. Without looking back, she ran through the gate and down the street, tears mingling with the cool evening breeze.

From that day on, Emily never spoke of what she saw in the old house. But when the wind howled through the town and the mist settled over the hills, children whispered of the haunted house and the ghostly child who wandered its halls, waiting for someone brave enough to play.

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