Well, it's just about time I just tell you what the deal is with this halloween
Well, it is the day of H a l l o w e e n, and a best friend blogger, Aswin, who is from a country that is India, but now has joined the US of A to work and reside for now, wondered what the situation was with this day of Halloween. And so I answered his question and now will allow others to also see the answer to the question in case it has been perplexing anyone else of this world. And so I shall tell you how the theory of Halloween came to be according to my sources of good knowledge:
Halloween was created for everyone to remember the saints that died before us, on All Saints Day. But then people started getting scared that the deceased saints would come back and haunt them like ghosts the night after All Saint's Day. So then they started wearing sheets over their heads to pretend they were ghosts in the hopes of making the deceased feel there was no need for them to bother anyone since there were already ghosts around.
Well, soon, it became the case that the saints were catching on to this trick and so the people then had to resort to dressing up like other things, such as tigers and pickled eggs and such. When this, as well, had no effect on the possible deceased, they began leaving candy by the doorsteps to sweeten up the deceased's mouths.
Well, this worked so well that the deceased supposedly loved the candy, and when there was no candy (a "treat"), they would get upset and put toilet paper on the house or treet (a "trick).
Somewhere after that, so the legend goes, things got mixed up and then the people in costumes started going to doorsteps to ask for candy and that really is how a lot of things wind up being changed from the original, when really the original might not have had merit in the first place anyhow.
So that is why, up until this very day, little children all the world over, those who still believe in the Tooth Fairy and such, dress upin their costumed finest in search of a treat.
love, orch