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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween experience was the year I dressed up as the evil queen and gave out candy to promote my community survive group keystone from the boys and girls club of Bainbridge island. Together me and my friends raised $300 from the pumpkin walk. Wearing that costume was the first time I dressed up in as a female character. It gave me so much joy to do so because growing up I always wanted to be one for Halloween but was too scared to do so out of the fear of being bullied.

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

I wouldn’t definitely be the one to open the box or reveal the cursed item. I am a very curious person and love learning new things. So by default I would unleash the unknown, but once doing so I would be like realize my consequences and leave immediately.

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

I’ve always been drawn to the more spooky side. Showing best throw my fashion, I want to create clothes that make others feel comfortable with themselves and express who they truly are as people. I am a college student at Washington State University, the money would go to helping pay for my classes and tuition. I would help me pursue what I truly want to do with my skills and artistic abilities.

Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?

My real life hero would have to be my dad. He’s the most hardworking dedicated person I know. He was in college for 20 years (my whole life). And has had multiple jobs at once to pay the bills and make ends meet. He has also been the most supportive parent anyone could ask for. He’s a Clinical Psychologist who has helped thousands of people including myself.