What draws you to the darkness?

I've experienced more unexplainable circumstances than most people have had nightmares about. Since I was a child I've had some sort of connection to whatever energies are around me, and been keen on whether whatever entity is trying to make itself known is positive, negative, or dangerous. Living in the foothills of The Appalachia, you learn that most stories aren't just told to scare you around the camp fire, but to keep you safe. Those who heed warning know not to venture too far alone.

Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.

I know better than to run up the stairs or go down into a dark basement. You wouldn't catch me saying "I'll be right back". Sometimes it's better to pretend you're ignorant and prove them wrong when you pull out a weapon yourself. Also, I'm relatively small and terribly lightfooted. If anyone should be scared, it should be whoever (or whatever) is coming after me or my family. I'm not just a sharp shooter because my last name is Holliday.

What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?

I would pay off my home, where I was raised since I was 7 years old. No matter how many times I've tried to get away from this place, it always calls me back. I've found peace with the "weird" that is my plot of land. Maybe I've become accustomed to all the odd sitings that happen around the area. Maybe I'm longing to finally understand what used to haunt my dreams at night, some dreams that would come to pass. My Nana called us "seers". I suppose she passed it on to me. I carry the gift now.