Soon after their arrival a number of the girls began reporting mysterious figures lurking in shadows. Fields containing large unexplainable glowing vegetables sent shivers down many a spine. One by one each of the girls seemed to become more and more possessed by an uncontrollable form of hysteria.

Mysterious lights began to appear on the horizon. Suddenly, from no where, dozens of skeletons leapt at the unsuspecting girls sending many of them racing towards the middle of the trailer. The tractor driver laughed an insidious laugh and veered the tractor in to a field filled with witches and ghosts. The shrill screams of the young passengers penetrated the cold night air. A hooded passenger uncloaked to reveal that she to was a demon and everyone quickly realized that not even the trailer was safe.

Eventually the group sought refuge in a lodge only to be greeted by another witch who told a story of how bats came into being. According to the witch, bats arose from the feats of heroic squirrels. The girls began to return to their trance-like states as a result of the this story.

By the end of the evening Muggs became so caught up in the pagan spirit that she built a small celebratory fire on top of a cake and the girls came back to life to join in howling Caroline a happy birthday song. Good spirits were found by all.

It all started off quite innocently as an evening gathering of friends to celebrate the coming of Caroline Bauman's 12th birthday. Caroline's parents thought it would be fun to take the dozen 12-year-old girls to a nearby woods for an evening walk this cold October night. Little did they know of the terror instore.

Muggs, Caroline's mother, suggested that the group board a farmer's wagon to escape the growing insanity. Before they had a chance to board the wagon, a witch beckoned them to a smoldering fire around which she described the otherworldly inhabitants of the surrounding forest.

After hearing this story, the girls boarded the wagon and headed off. As the wagon wound through the field, the whir of the tractors engine began to put many of the riders into a trance-like state.

Upon entering a wooded area, the driver stopped the tractor, and directed everyone to disembark. Two witches appeared from the darkness and led the group down a winding path through the pitch-black woods. As everyone's eyes began to adjust to the darkness, the flicker of fires and the smell of boiling caldrons filled the air.

Over the next hour the girls called upon their wit, and wisdom to get away from dozens of witches, each witch scheming to impress or outdo the others.