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The bowl is filled with an array of candies and the doorbell steadily rings all night.
Moving from house to house, a group of terrifying, bloody demons anticipate what kind of treats
they’ll receive in their growing sacks of sugar shock. Their next target is a dark house wrapped
in vine trees and surrounded by untamed bushes. Bloody handprints accent the windows and
bone chilling screams, creaky floors and howling winds are heard from within. The owner of
this living nightmare—a little, old lady dressed as a angel who is giving out nickels and dimes to
all her visitors. These settings are predictable every Halloween, but why do people celebrate and
glorify this deathful day? Unlike all other holidays, Halloween sparks ideas of violence and
death into many young children and is slowly losing its meaning of harmless fun. A holiday is a
day were families come together to rejoice their religion, values and beliefs. Halloween is almost
fully regardless of religion......

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