Under the Magician's Spell by R.L. Stine

He then revealed to Zach that he wrote Hannah back into existence, but this time, she would live a completely normal human life - being able to age. Sometime later, Stine's hands had healed and he was now the creative writing teacher at the school.

As Slappy taunted him, Stine watched a maelstrom open and begin sucking in all the monsters, including Hannah, who was held onto by Zach as long as he could. Slappy found them again and unleashed the Blob that Ate Everyone, sealing Stine instead. As luck would have it, Slappy found him and broke his fingers, preventing Stine from finishing the last two pages.Īfter leading the monsters away with a bus rigged to explode, Stine was forced to let Zach write the rest of the story. This lead them through a gauntlet in the town (which included the Giant Praying Mantis, the Werewolf of Fever Swamp, and The Graveyard Ghouls), leading to the high school, where Stine's special typewriter was. This forced Stine to go along with Zach's plan to write all the monsters into a single book, which he could then burn to ensure that they never came back. Unfortunately, Slappy escaped his manuscript and began unleashing all the other monsters upon the town he tossed them at random out of The Haunted Car, leaving it impossible to find all the manuscripts. Because of how close Zach and Hannah had become in just a few days, Zach snuck into their home after hearing Hannah scream. Zach accidentally unleashed the Abominable Snowman, but Stine was able to suck him back into the book. A few short years later, Zach Cooper moved next door this unfortunately would lead to a string of events that would unleash complete and utter chaos upon the town. Shivers, Stine moved himself and Hannah to Madison, Delaware. Due to a book coming unlocked once in a while, they had to move around a lot to avoid questions and the police. Stine thought he kept her oblivious about her true nature, but Hannah knew a girl couldn't have so many Sweet 16s.

She was normal, but didn't age and appeared ghostly in the moonlight. The most evil of them all was Slappy the Dummy, who was a puppet version of himself a demonic ventriloquist dummy with a serious Napoleonic complex knew what was in Stine's imagination and tormented him in his dreams.Īfter spending so many years alone, Stine decided to write a daughter into existence - Hannah. He managed to trap his monsters in their books, keeping them locked. With the help of his special typewriter, Stine wrote about monsters, demons, ghosts and ghouls that would terrorize those who tormented him. Unfortunately, because they became real to him, Stine's monsters eventually found a way to escape from his works. Having been forced to stay inside most of his childhood due to terrible allergies, Stine was picked on by kids who would call him names and throw rocks at his window.

Under the Magician's Spell by R.L. Stine