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I'm dressing up as Link from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, my favorite video game!

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trick or treat smell my feet give me something nice to eat!

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Some creepy words are: sliverd, slimy, grizzly, spooked, haunted and shivery.

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Because it just is. It's really that simple

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That depend on your area. Usually it is listed in the news papers or on the news.

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31st of October each year

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Bad teeth, cold fall night which could get you sick, walking towards unidentified strangers' houses, and kids walking to your doorstep asking for candy even if you run out.

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His name is Dr. Samuel James Loomis.

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It falls on 31st of October.

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Hiyaa, My school is St Georges Academy Sleaford. The sixth form block stands just near the front playground at the end of the drive and yes it is haunted. I have been in many times and i have seen strange shadows and heard footsteps on the stairs when there is knowone around. If you google it the Bbc have done a program about it and it explains. Hopee Thiss Helps x >8)

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Halloween started in Ireland about 2,000 years ago with a group of people called the Celtics. They believed in a god called Samhain who was the god of dead and darkness. October 31st was considered the end of the year and as a result they threw a large celebration, which was known as Samhain. This celebration of the autumn harvest and the Celtic new year, when they believed spirits could come back and visit with living relatives.

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Not exactly. Lithuanians have an All Saint's Day called "Vėlinės" on November 1st, which is a day when lithuanians mourn people that have passed away.

Something closer to Halloween would be "Užgavėnės". It is a Lithuanian festival that takes place during the seventh week before Easter. Children would go to other peoples houses, usually asking for pancakes or money.

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Trick or treating in Texas is generally celebrated on October 31st.

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It originated in Ireland.

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It's on October 31, Halloween.

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Well, some might do the five days but most will do just the 31st(hopefully!)

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No, it is also celebrated in Ireland and United Kingdom

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You would taste the same thing as you would anywhere else.

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The color black could represent the night or darkness, where it is harder to see and there isn't any light around to show who you are (everyone is in costume and walking around in the dark). If you want to take a horror-movie perspective, it could also represent evil, or fantasy creatures that typically roam the night like vampires, werewolves, or witches.

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As it is generally celebrated in the later half of the day