I have created a new puzzle, very similar to anagram puzzles.

You will be given several lines to solve in order to finally solve the puzzle! For example,

"He's ____, and he's never coming back," he said. "I know he was the best ___ a son could ever have, but you have to let go and move on."

You have to pick a word that will fit the first blank (in this case, it must have 4 letters), and then take out one letter to make a new word that can fit the second blank. Now it can't be the plural letter S (or D, or Y) because that just ruins the fun.

"He's $\underline{dead}$, and he's never coming back," he said. "It was a terrible thing. He was the best $\underline{dad}$ a son could ever have, but you have to let go and move on."

Therefore, the letter taken out is E.

Now who is he in the line above? Well, there will be more lines with words that must be filled. Once you take out all the letters of each line and sort them together in a corresponding row, you will make a name. That is his name.

Another entire example,

"According to my calculations, the ghost will _____ the chapel," he said. "Let's finish this ____ once and for all!" $$\Downarrow$$ "According to my calculations, the ghost will $\underline{haunt}$ the chapel," he said. "Let's finish this $\underline{hunt}$ once and for all!"

Missing letter: A.

He drew the plans on a _____, before dropping in for a quick ____. $$\Downarrow$$ He drew the plans on a $\underline{chart}$, before dropping in for a quick $\underline{chat}$.

Missing letter: R

He knew that if he did not go on the ____, he would ___. $$\Downarrow$$ He knew that if he did not go on the $\underline{diet}$, he would $\underline{die}$.

Missing letter: T.

Therefore, his name is A R T $\to$ Art.

#Puzzle:

"You can't go on the ____ with a hat on," her mother said. "It will fly off. Give it to me." But her dad said, "Nah, it doesn't suit you anyway. Just get ___ of it.

She had no idea that the house____ was an expert in first ___.

"____, how hungry are ya?" she said. "You already ___ three bowls!"

"What does the ____ feel like?" the doctor said. She replied, "It feels like ___s and needles."

What is her name?

To any expert puzzle-makers/developers, is there anything I could work on to make this puzzle better? Feedback is much appreciated!