What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

I’ve always felt Halloween temporarily lifts the veil between worlds. At a church trunk-or-treat, I once saw a ghostly girl standing atop a hill, overlooking the field below. Something about her presence sent chills down my spine. That night, I dreamt of her and the life I imagined she had lived. Whether coincidence or something beyond my understanding, the experience never left me. It sparked my fascination with the occult and my love for Halloween’s unexplainable magic.

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

I’m witty enough to outsmart the killer, smart enough to spot the red flags, and fearless enough to face the darkness. I wouldn’t run from the horror—I’d embrace it, outwit it, and become the final girl they never saw coming.

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

I’d use part of the $13,000 to bring Halloween magic to children who might otherwise miss out, because every child deserves a little spooky joy. With the remainder, I’d invest in professional modeling digitals and acting classes to pursue my dream of entering the horror film industry. I’d turn a little Halloween luck into something meaningful for others while taking a real step toward making my own dreams come true.

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

My real-life hero is my little brother. He’s lived with epilepsy his entire life and has had to fight for his place in a world that hasn’t always made things easy for him. His strength inspires me more than he’ll ever know. If we were in a horror movie, surviving wouldn’t just be about outsmarting the killer; it would be about getting him to the end, even if it meant sacrificing my own chance. Some bonds are stronger than fear, and I’d face any monster for him.