[Virtual Presenter] Title: The Silent Visitor Genre: Horror Setting: An old, isolated house surrounded by thick woods on a stormy night. Scene 1: Arrival at the House (The screen fades in to a car pulling into the driveway of an old house. Thunder roars in the distance, and rain pours heavily.) CHARACTER: (V.O.) “I’ve always hated storms, but this house was supposed to be my refuge. Aunt Lillian’s will made it mine, but I wish she had warned me about its secrets.” (The protagonist, a woman in her late 20s, steps out of the car holding a flashlight. She looks up at the house nervously.) PROTAGONIST: “Home sweet home… I guess.” (She unlocks the creaky door and steps inside. Dust motes dance in the dim light. The house smells of damp wood and decay.) Scene 2: Unsettling Discovery (Later that evening, she’s unpacking in the living room. The storm intensifies. A sudden creak from upstairs makes her pause.) PROTAGONIST: “Just the house settling… right?” (She grabs her flashlight and cautiously climbs the staircase. The light flickers as she reaches the landing. A trail of muddy footprints leads to a closed bedroom door.) PROTAGONIST: (whispering) “I haven’t been up here yet…” (She pushes the door open. The room is empty except for a rocking chair that sways gently as if someone just stood up.) Scene 3: The Visitor. 

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Title: The Silent Visitor 
Genre: Horror 
Setting: An old, isolated house surrounded by thick woods on a stormy night. 
 
Scene 1: Arrival at the House 
(The screen fades in to a car pulling into the driveway of an old house. Thunder roars in the 
distance, and rain pours heavily.) 
CHARACTER: (V.O.) 
“I’ve always hated storms, but this house was supposed to be my refuge. Aunt Lillian’s will 
made it mine, but I wish she had warned me about its secrets.” 
(The protagonist, a woman in her late 20s, steps out of the car holding a flashlight. She looks 
up at the house nervously.) 
PROTAGONIST: 
“Home sweet home… I guess.” 
(She unlocks the creaky door and steps inside. Dust motes dance in the dim light. The house 
smells of damp wood and decay.) 
 
Scene 2: Unsettling Discovery 
(Later that evening, she’s unpacking in the living room. The storm intensifies. A sudden creak 
from upstairs makes her pause.) 
PROTAGONIST: 
“Just the house settling… right?” 
(She grabs her flashlight and cautiously climbs the staircase. The light flickers as she reaches 
the landing. A trail of muddy footprints leads to a closed bedroom door.) 
PROTAGONIST: (whispering) 
“I haven’t been up here yet…” 
(She pushes the door open. The room is empty except for a rocking chair that sways gently as 
if someone just stood up.) 
 
Scene 3: The Visitor

[Audio] (In the dead of night, she's lying in bed, unable to sleep. A faint tapping sound echoes through the house.) PROTAGONIST: "It's the storm. Just the storm." (The tapping grows louder, now coming from her bedroom window. She freezes. The window is on the second floor.) (With trembling hands, she grabs her flashlight and turns it toward the window. A pale face with hollow eyes stares back at her from the other side of the glass.) PROTAGONIST: (screaming) "Who are you?!" (The face vanishes. She scrambles out of bed, her heart pounding. Footsteps echo in the hallway outside her room.) Scene 4: Revelation (She bolts the bedroom door and calls the police. They arrive at dawn and investigate the house. The storm has passed.) OFFICER: "Ma'am, we found something…" (They lead her to the basement, where a hidden room contains old photographs and newspaper clippings. The articles detail disappearances of young women, all last seen near the house.) PROTAGONIST: (terrified) "What… what does this mean?" OFFICER: "We think someone's been living here. Watching you. We'll post a guard tonight." (As they leave, the camera lingers on the rocking chair upstairs. It starts to move on its own.) Scene 5: Final Twist (That night, she tries to sleep in her car outside. The officer stationed near the house radios in.) OFFICER: "It's quiet here. No signs of movement.". 

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(In the dead of night, she’s lying in bed, unable to sleep. A faint tapping sound echoes through 
the house.) 
PROTAGONIST: 
“It’s the storm. Just the storm.” 
(The tapping grows louder, now coming from her bedroom window. She freezes. The window 
is on the second floor.) 
(With trembling hands, she grabs her flashlight and turns it toward the window. A pale face 
with hollow eyes stares back at her from the other side of the glass.) 
PROTAGONIST: (screaming) 
“Who are you?!” 
(The face vanishes. She scrambles out of bed, her heart pounding. Footsteps echo in the 
hallway outside her room.) 
 
Scene 4: Revelation 
(She bolts the bedroom door and calls the police. They arrive at dawn and investigate the 
house. The storm has passed.) 
OFFICER: 
“Ma’am, we found something…” 
(They lead her to the basement, where a hidden room contains old photographs and 
newspaper clippings. The articles detail disappearances of young women, all last seen near 
the house.) 
PROTAGONIST: (terrified) 
“What… what does this mean?” 
OFFICER: 
“We think someone’s been living here. Watching you. We’ll post a guard tonight.” 
(As they leave, the camera lingers on the rocking chair upstairs. It starts to move on its own.) 
 
Scene 5: Final Twist 
(That night, she tries to sleep in her car outside. The officer stationed near the house radios 
in.) 
OFFICER: 
“It’s quiet here. No signs of movement.”

[Audio] (The camera pans to the woods, where shadowy figures with pale faces and hollow eyes begin to emerge, moving silently toward the car.) (The screen fades to black as her flashlight flickers inside the car, and her scream pierces the silence.) The End. 

Scene 3

(The camera pans to the woods, where shadowy figures with pale faces and hollow eyes 
begin to emerge, moving silently toward the car.) 
(The screen fades to black as her flashlight flickers inside the car, and her scream pierces the 
silence.) 
 
The End

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(In the dead of night, she's lying in bed, unable to sleep. A faint tapping sound echoes through  the house.)  PROTAGONIST:  "It's the storm. Just the storm."  (The tapping grows louder, now coming from her bedroom window. She freezes. The window  is on the second floor.)  (With trembling hands, she grabs her flashlight and turns it toward the window. A pale face  with hollow eyes stares back at her from the other side of the glass.)  PROTAGONIST: (screaming)  "Who are you?!"  (The face vanishes. She scrambles out of bed, her heart pounding. Footsteps echo in the  hallway outside her room.)   Scene 4: Revelation  (She bolts the bedroom door and calls the police. They arrive at dawn and investigate the  house. The storm has passed.)  OFFICER:  "Ma'am, we found something…"  (They lead her to the basement, where a hidden room contains old photographs and  newspaper clippings. The articles detail disappearances of young women, all last seen near  the house.)  PROTAGONIST: (terrified)  "What… what does this mean?"  OFFICER:  "We think someone's been living here. Watching you. We'll post a guard tonight."  (As they leave, the camera lingers on the rocking chair upstairs. It starts to move on its own.)   Scene 5: Final Twist  (That night, she tries to sleep in her car outside. The officer stationed near the house radios  in.)  OFFICER:  "It's quiet here. No signs of movement."

(The camera pans to the woods, where shadowy figures with pale faces and hollow eyes  begin to emerge, moving silently toward the car.)  (The screen fades to black as her flashlight flickers inside the car, and her scream pierces the  silence.)   The End