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What will happen with Crystal at the end of the story?

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I thought it was very interesting, I thought they were very good ideas but I think the actors could have did a better job. I thought the ghost story had a good plot.

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THE SCENE WHERE JOHN CONFRONTS HIS FATHER

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THE SCENE WHERE JOHN CONFRONTS HIS FATHER

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I was moved by the scene where John confronts his deceased father in the mine of his mind.

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I liked how the ghost got stuck in the school for 15 years because of extra credit.

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What were the authors/ writers thinking when they were making each play?

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I love science fiction stories, so just the fact it is paranormal beings and other fantasy elements sticks with me.

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Why did the ghost want the extra credit so badly?

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I liked how in the first play it brought in the element to a paranormal being. It reminded me a bit of in Beatlejuice how there were good ghosts and and bad ghosts.

I'm curious to know what inspired each story. Was it life experiences or something from a piece of media?

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In the first play the characters seem very relatable. I also think that it is great that they were able to make the whole play virtually.
Why was the singing ghost trapped in the box?

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I was interested in the way the plays all had very real-world relatable storylines, each with some supernatural element.

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I like how in, A Banshee Wails, the banshee, with the help of the vocal coach, was able to fulfill her dreams that she didn't even know that she had and didn't let being a banshee hold her back.

I wonder if Claire will be affected by anymore ghosts through the rest of her life.

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A thing that sticks with me is how one simple act can change someones life.

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I liked the idea of incorporating ghost and how the ghost helped a human. Why did the girl not want to share her powers to the ghost?

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How to Not Fail AP World History With Just a Little Paranormal Assistance

Fracture

A Banshee Wails

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Was there secret hatred between the two ghosts that happened before they died?

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Something that poped for me was the back story of the frendly ghost.

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I think that the fact that spirits still stay on Earth until they finish what they wanted to do in this story stood out to me. I was always taught that we go straight to Heaven.  I wonder what the backstory of both of the ghosts are.

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I liked how the play was done. It was done virtually, but it wasn't edited terribly, so it didn't take away from the experience at all. I personally felt like I was watching a play in a theatre. I also loved that the characters were likeable. I thought in the beginning that the "mean ghost" wasn't as mean as he was supposed to be. He just seemed lonely, and wanted to talk with her. At the end though, the ghost was meaner at the end, when he said he would haunt her for the rest of her life. The characters in this play were very dynamic.

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What stood out to me most in the first play was how creative it was.I really like how the playwright gave a little bit of background on Andrew, because with that information, it would make a  really interesting Prequel. I also like the fictional aspect of the play. I feel like it made the play ten times more interesting. My question is -Was Andrew the only past student helping present students with papers?

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I liked how in, How to Not Fail AP History With Just a Little Paranormal Assistance, they made it deal with something that goes on in today’s world (someone failing class and not caring) with a bit of fiction (the ghosts) to illustrate a theme. Something that really makes me think is what inspired the writer to write about this? Was the writer failing in their AP class?

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Did it take a lot more time to make the play with all of the virtual editing or would it take longer to get the stages set in an in person play?

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What sticks with you, what interested you, what made you think, what did you love!