Mikeal Burgin

A young Harriet Beecher (Stowe) witnesses the first public discussions of abolition in America which awakens her to the harsh realities of slavery.

After the loss of her father, young Thea has lived a secluded life without any friends, except for one. Her imaginary friend, Max, is a cause for concern for Thea's mother, who drastically intervenes with Thea's solitary social life. As a result, Max finds himself competing for Thea's attention, and his own existence.

When Lynn disobeys her parents by not going to bed on time, Mr. Sandman decides that it's time to pay Lynn a little visit, and a valuable lesson will be learned.