In three short chapters The Walk Home focuses on the age old warning Be Careful What You Wish For. Jeune, an angst-ridden, masochistic teenager decides to cut Homecoming just to spite her parents. As she makes her way back home alone mysterious things begin to happen, but being to self-involved and judgmental, she ignores the otherworldly eccentricities that seem to be sending her a message. From models wishing to be the opposite sex, to businessmen wishing for more time and finally to herself, wishing to be dead. All too often people wish death upon themselves to escape their lives, but deep down inside they don't really mean it. If Death came to answer you, could you convince him otherwise?