ParaMollnan

ParaMollnan is the fourth installment of Spirit Halloween; The Musical and Bluey's first SHTM release. It contains some characters/references to Laika's second feature film "Paranorman", released 10-11 years earlier (2012). The events in ParaMollnan take place ten years after the film- being October 2022 in the same place.
Main/Important Characters:
Addison Wilcott
Gale Temper
Will Bones
Aggison Pranderghast
Courtney and Tammy
Eden Hardwick
Judge N.B. Hopkins (both ghost and zombie)
Lauren Spalding
Maria Spalding 
Mr. Blackton
Norman Babcock 
Charlie "Chuck" Temper
Latisha Temper
Songs/Music:
"Break My Mind", paired with DAGame's vocals and an instrumental/orchestral track
"ParaMollNan intro" by Bluey
'Dead Man's Party" by Oingo Boingo
"Corpse Grinder" by The Meteors
"Everybody Talks" by Neon Trees
"Me and Mr. Jones" by Amy Winehouse
"Treehouse" by Alex G and Emily Yacina
"I Squeezed Out The Baby, But Have no Idea who the Father Is!" (instrumental, originally performed by Yasuna, cover by Bluey as Gale)
"Hot Patootie; Bless My Soul" (from The Rocky Horror Picture Show) by Meat Loaf
"Invisible" (originally performed by Sophia Anne Caruso; cover by Bluey as Lauren)
Related Videos:
Break My Mind (Credits Ver.)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnM7CYZIhpg
Plot Synopsis:
The production begins with the usual intro to "Shrek"- but composed by Bluey to get a more old 17th century feel. 
After the composed intro- the viewers are shown a flashback in 2012- ten years earlier before the events of the story. The flashback is taken place in Blithe Hollow/Salem Massachusetts, where a scene from ParaNorman plays out. In this scene, Agatha Pranderghast's accusers are finally free from being zombies, crumbling into ghosts before they finally pass on. The last zombie to do so is the one who started the whole curse- Judge Nathaniel Bernard Hopkins- having a look of regret and remorse on his face before finally passing onto the afterlife.
We then jump 10 years later after the events of ParaNorman- in the same town of Salem/Blithe Hollow. The whole story takes place in October of 2022. A school bell rings as Blithe Hill High School is shown. Inside, we see a blonde haired girl with extreme eye bags muttering "I hate history" while sighing, then slamming her locker shut. In the future, we learn that the blonde girl is the story's protagonist- Addison Wilcott- but all her friend call her "Addie" as a nickname. During her introduction, "Dead Man's Party" by the band Oingo Boingo plays distantly in the background.
As we further get to know Addison, we conclude that she is a sophomore in High School, and is the descendant of Amelia Wilcott- a custodian for the local garden who accused Agatha of witchcraft- however Addie dismisses the whole ordeal, saying it isn't "relevant"- happening almost 330 years prior to the current events. However, she soon learned that it WAS relevant to her hometown's history. We then get introduced to her only best friend- Gale Temper, who is also a sophomore, and is the descendant of Goodie Temper, another one of Agatha's accusers. The duo exchange fist bumps, and head into class. Addison heads into Language Arts, where the concept of McCarthyism and Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" are discussed. The class ends with the words "accusation never changes.".
As Addison is walking through the halls, she hears a shrieking laugh from the hallway. We later learn that the laugh belongs to Aggison Prenderghast , a senior in the High School- and seen as the main antagonist/school bully. As said by Addison, Aggison is described as a "mean, cold-hearted son of a bitch that nobody DARED to lock eyes on". Aggison teases Gale for her family status, and in reply, Gale rages like a wild animal. Luckily, Addie takes the stand, and stands up for Gale. Aggison then makes the situation even worse when mentioning Amelia- throwing soil and water on Addie's face to "see if a plant would grow". When the bully finally leaves to stay in the office for detention- Gale asks Addison if she is alright. In reply, Addison, sobbing, seethes "I hate everyone" before crying and running away to the girl's restroom.
Afterwards, we see Addison in the girl's restroom washing her face of the soil that Aggie had thrown earlier (the water running sounds actually coming from one of Bluey's sinks in her house for the production). After her face is clean, she sighs in irritation, muttering that she hates Aggison. As she leaves the school, "Corpse Grinder" by The Meteors plays loudly. 
We then see a green and cream colored building labeled "Ms. Scott's Greenhouse". This can be observed as the place where Addison works at- we don't know what her shift is like until she hops into Gale's van during the night time. According to Addie, the day hasn't "been her day", being teased by Aggison- while at her shift a Venus flytrap plant almost tried to eat or kill her. Due to Addison having a bad day, Gale proposes an idea to stop at Kwik-E's, a local convenience store for hoagies. As Addison reluctantly agrees, Gale presses the breaks. During this sequence, "Everybody Talks" by Neon Trees plays inside of Gale's car.
Once arriving at the door to the convenience store, Gale seems optimistic about their future meal, while Addison isn't much as psyched as her companion- in fact, she is a little uncertain and gloomy because of the day she has had. In disgust, Gale suddenly recognizes a kid from their school, Will Bones (aka a "quirked up white boy" as Gale would call him), complaining that he is quirked up and strange (even after Addie asks she calls him a quirked up white boy, when he is actually tan-skinned). It is later revealed that Will is the only main character that ISN'T related to any of Agatha's accusers, however- he is named after one of them, that being Will London- a notary. Upon the back of Will's jersey is the number 12, representing the year 2012; the year ParaNorman was released into theaters. Addison freaks out in excitement upon hearing the news, leaving Will confused. Gale explains that the duo are extreme horror movie fans; this includes ParaNorman. Will then claims that he has seen the girls before; one having soil thrown in their face at school. Aggison appears again in the store, pointing out that she threw the plant at Addison, embarrassing her in public. Aggie had got out of detention early; and as such, was able to go to the station, threatening Addie to fight back. In a fit of rage, Addison grabs a pair of gardening shears, cutting Aggison's leg. In response, Aggison's screams could be heard throughout the store, causing some customers to stare at her. Aggison- like her ancestor, Agatha, then transforms into a lightning spirit, cursing out Addison- as well as everybody else who's ancestors accused Agatha of witchcraft. After some prompting from the staff, Aggison finally gives up and leaves. Addison decides to pay for the bloody gardening shears, along with the subs and a Sprite for Gale (she is seen drinking this later on in the story). Gale eventually meets a new character- Eden Hardwick- who's ancestor, Eben Hardwick also had accused Agatha. She has autism, and she is seen as different and rather strange than other freshman at the high school. She is deeply interested in Halloween- explaining that the holiday was originally named Samhain (pronounced sow-in), remarking at Will's jersey in a sarcastic way. As soon as the food had been payed for, the girls get into Gale's car- Gale getting pissed, wanting to play "Brutus" in the car, but after staring at Aggison (now with gauze on her leg from the cut), she decides to play "Me and Mr. Jones" by Amy Winehouse instead. It is claimed by Bluey that Gale's favorite singer/songwriter is Amy Winehouse- admiring the British vocalist for her style of music and her how flexible her voice can be. 
Gale drops Addison off at her treehouse (which she had built by herself), in which after her car leaves- Addison bumps into her High School's Honors History teacher, Mr. Blackton. Blackton warns Addison that the future generations of the Pranderghast Massacre (this includes Lauren, himself, Gale, Eden and Addie) suffer from the curse now that the spirits of the accusers had passed on- the viewers learning that Addison's parents had tragically died after a horrific car crash- possibly caused by Agatha's curse. After the teacher walks off- Addison starts to wonder about the massacre- and decides to have a seance at the local cemetery to summon the ghosts of one of the victims- choosing Judge Nathaniel Bernard Hopkins as a priority because he was the one who had sent Agatha to death by hanging. After escaping her treehouse, recruiting Gale (who ignored her half of the time) and Will- the trio hop into Gale's car, as Gale sings along to "Hot Patootie; Bless My Soul" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
When they finally arrive, Addison goes to her parent's grave to tell them that she misses them and she will eventually bring them justice. After prompting from Will (saying he's "freaked out" by Addison talking to her dead parents), Addie follows Will and Gale to the grave of the judge.
The scene then cuts to a funeral held back in 2018/2019 for a red haired woman named Leslie Spalding. The viewers are told from the pastor at the church that Leslie was a descendant of Lemuel Spalding, a constable (officer) for the town of Blithe Hollow, a wife to Adam Spalding, and a loving mother to Lauren Spalding- a 16 year old girl who is the official Pranderghast Massacre descendant of Lemuel. We then skip to present day, where Lauren is mourning her mom in a black dress and a spider hairclip, singing the song "Invisible" from the Beetlejuice musical. The song was chosen because Bluey claims "it conveys grief of Lydia Deetz losing her mom; and Lauren is suffering through the same damn thing. In fact, the Spaldings are like the Deetzes in the 21st century. The song also has a nice tone to it". Originally, Bluey had recorded the original recording when she was extremely sick, but hopefully when she comes across this scene in the future, she hopes to redo it- since she's been feeling better.
After the dreadful, yet musical embrace, we once again are at the cemetery where we left off. Addison is seen laying out purple candles, lighting them with a lighter, along with a justice weight (acting as an Ouija board). When questioned by Will, she says "It's called...Is there a God?" (reference to The Addams Family before Wednesday begins to electrocute her brother Pugsley). Addison then opens the book to find the spell to summon the ghost; but she is a bit hesitant. After some reassurance from Gale, Addie says the spell, afterwards asking if it worked. Gale says it's better if they leave the old judge where he is- in the ground, and devastated, Addie walks off with the others, when all of a sudden, the justice weights move on their own. Gale panics, and Addie thinks that Judge Hopkins has finally arisen. Clasping onto each other, the best friends (and Will) watch as a shadow rises from the grave with yellow eyes. When thunder comes down, it's features are seen more distinctly, and coming out from a dark fog is the ghost of the judge who sent Agatha to a punishable death; Judge Nathaniel Bernard Hopkins.
Trivia:
-The song "Hot Patootie, Bless My Soul" appears again in "Battle of The Bones", when a now 18 year old Gale signs up to sing and play the song on the guitar. Addie also makes a cameo in the audience.
-This installment is the first appearance of Murder, Alastor, M3GAN, Petra, Lambslaughter, Hallowmare and Bluey's other various older and newer animatronic ideas.
-Lagoona Blue, a Monster High character, makes her debut in this installment. She will later return in Battle Of the Bones.
-Many of the characters (Addison, Gale, Lauren, Will, Aggison and Eden) make an appearance in "Battle Of the Bones" with different designs, and ages (Lauren is now in college, Aggison is 20, Addie, Gale and Will are now 18 (seniors) and Eden is a junior, being 17.
-Despite the production starting in October of 2022, Bluey would not go into her own "The Crucible" unit until April of 2023. Coincidentally, it also started on her birthday.