A desperate man. Many unwelcomed visitors. When a small town ignores bullying in one generation, it leads to tragedy in the next.
Consumed by anger, Ben Franklin dreads more attacks on his home. The teens in the small town have named his home "The Ghost House."
On a moonless Halloween, the beleaguered man does some scaring of his own and injures a teenage girl. The teen, April, followed her two friends in completing the tradition of facing the foreboding structure.
April grapples with her injury to be able to walk again.
Sent to prison, Ben encounters the same biases that caused him to lose his freedom. He confronts those issues on the path to self-discovery.