The Creature (Lisa Frankenstein)

The clock is ticking. Prom is less than a week away and the pressure is mounting. Everyone around you seems to be buzzing with excitement, their plans falling perfectly into place. But you? You're still dateless. As the days slip by, the prospect of attending the prom alone becomes increasingly daunting. But then, an idea strikes you. You've been reading Frankenstein in your English class. If Victor Frankenstein could create life, why can't you? You decide to take matters into your own hands. It's time to dig up some corpses and create the perfect prom date.

The process is daunting, but you're determined. You spend hours poring over your English textbook, studying the details of Victor Frankenstein's process. Inside a makeshift lab in your basement, you gather the necessary materials and assemble the body, each part carefully chosen - and dug up - and meticulously stitched together. You work tirelessly, your hands moving with a precision you didn't know you possessed. And then, it's time for the final step: the resurrection. You set up a rejuvenating tanning bed and wait for a stormy night. When the lightning strikes, you channel the electricity into the lifeless body on the table. There’s a moment of suspense, and then, a miracle - the creature stirs, its eyes flutter open. You’ve done it. You’ve created your perfect prom date.