A few days following the death of one of her childhood enemies at Freddy's hand, Buttercup made her way among the graves, holding a large bouquet of flowers in her arms. She headed for the grave of her older sibling and paused once she reached the marble headstone that bore the name of her deceased red haired sibling before her gaze slid over to the grave of her dad, which was a few feet away from the grave of her older sibling. She finally approached the grave that contained the body of her older sibling and knelt down in order to place half of the large flower bouquet she had in her arms. She remained at Blossom's grave for a few moments after placing half of the large flower bouquet on her grave.
"I miss you so much, big sis," she said softly but she didn't really expect much of an answer to her statement.
She rose to her feet and left her older sibling's final resting place in order to place the other half of the flower bouquet she had in her arms on top of her dad's gravesite, which wasn't very far away. She again crouched down and arranged the remaining flowers of the bouquet in her arms on top of her dad's gravesite.
"Hey, dad. It's me. I just thought I'd pay you and my eldest sibling a visit," she added.
She paused briefly before she continued with what she was saying and her gaze went to the two grave markers that bore the names of her youngest sibling and boyfriend, which were a short distance away.
"It's not fair that the grave intended for the youngest member of our family is empty, dad," she said.
Not really expecting an answer, she turned away from her dad's grave and started to walk away, but found herself unable to go very far. A glance towards her ankle revealed why she wasn't able to walk away from the gravesite containing her dad's body. The razor garbed fingers of the hand that had emerged from the grave were curled around her left ankle. A second hand emerged from the grassy sod and grabbed onto her right ankle. As both of Freddy's hands began sinking back into the grass sod Buttercup stood on, she realized that she was also being yanked downwards into the earth, since both his hands were still clasped around her ankles.
"No! Someone help me!" she yelled out even as she sank up to her shoulders in the grassy sod.
With one last yank from Freddy, her head disappeared into the grassy sod.
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Miles away from the cemetery, Boomer was suddenly overcome by a strong feeling that something was wrong, so he left his room and joined his oldest sibling, who was seated on the living room couch, watching TV. Seeing his blonde haired sibling enter the living room, the red haired teen glanced over, only to see the look of worry that was evident on Boomer's face.
"What's wrong?"
"I think Freddy just claimed another victim, dude."
"Who?"
"Our deceased middle sibling's girlfriend."
"Are you sure?"
"Of course I'm sure."