After she is possessed by two unresting young souls to avenge their deaths by an un- remorseful negligent nurse, a little girl must find the exorcist who can deliver her before she kills her negligent parents.

It occurs to me that if she's possessed, how does she have the free will to ?search for an exorcist? ?I would think the avenging souls might have a 2nd opinion on allowing that to happen.

Isn't that's the whole point of demonic possession? ?So what's to stop them from stopping her from finding an exorcist?

In the official "guide book" on exorcisms -- the Bible -- the victims of possession lack the free will to beg Christ to cast out the demons that possess them. ?Others have to intercede on?their behalf.

There are, after all, certain conventions to dramatizing demonic possession.

Just saying.

Possessed by the spirits of two vengeful child a girl must find an exeorist to free her before they drive her to kill her own parents.

All the other stuff adds to confusion.

Agree with Dkpough1 that the logline lacks logical coherency. ?Why are her parents in jeopardy when the target of the souls' vengeful wrath is the nurse?