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The thinning veil between life and death becomes a central theme as Helen begins to confront her family's past. Interactions with the locals, who have their own dark memories intertwined with the cottage, deepen her emotional struggle. An ominous revelation is made: Helen's family has a history of tragic losses, all seemingly connected to a sinister practice tied to the ancient festival of Samhain.
The Tension Mounts
As Helen's experiences grow darker—marked by disturbing visions and wailing sounds in the night—her connection to the other characters, particularly Byron, becomes a lifeline. Their budding camaraderie provides comfort amidst the increasing dread, yet Helen cannot shake the feeling that something malevolent is afoot.