Luna recalls a December night on Frost Hollow Road, a gravel stretch outside the town of Emberidge. She was driving home late when her headlights caught a figure at the edge of the trees—a woman in a blue coat, standing perfectly still in the falling snow. Luna stopped, rolled down her window, but the woman only pointed deeper into the woods, toward a faint orange glow. The next morning, Luna learned that a house had burned down on that road fifteen years ago, killing a woman named Eleanor Croft. And every year since, on the anniversary, someone sees her. But this time, the snow had written Eleanor's name in the dirt—and underneath, Luna's own address. This episode is about being seen when you thought you were just passing through. It's about the quiet horror of a name written in snow, and what it means when the dead start paying attention to the living.