| by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus | Costumes by Patricia McMahon |
| directed by David Crowell | Set design by David Crowell |
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| Bethany (Nicole Murray) has brought her finace, Floyd (Mark Popovtch),
to her late husband's hunting lodge. | Unfortunately, said husband, Chance (Clay Hampton) died in that lodge
and his spirit never left it. |
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| Floyd and his mother, Verna (Barbara Gallow),
try to comfort Bethany, since only she can see Chance. |
Chance, being a very new ghost, can't even lift a coffee cup.
Which, even for a ghost, is embarassing. |
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| Chance is getting stronger, though.
Bethany hires a local psychic, Crystal (Tammy Young), to exorcise him. |
The exorcism stalls. One good thing, though:
Chance's presence encourages Bethany to stand up to the local real estate agent, Adam (Larry Chiz), who is pressuring her to sell the lodge. |
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| Slowly, others are able to see Chance, even Verna.
And if she can see him, she can yell at him. |
Adam returns, but this time he's in no mood for argument.
His actions force Bethany to make a vital choice. |
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