Examples Of Halloween Narrative

There are several ways you can have a hauntingly fun Halloween sober. While participating in the festivities is a must in order to feel a part of the celebration and not isolated, you need to choose the activities you attend or host carefully. Here are creative ways you can celebrate Halloween that focuses on old-fashioned entertainment while keeping sober:

A Pumpkins’ Halloween is a wonderful tale that embodies all the right attributes that sum up the spirit of the holiday of Halloween. Ghosts, zombies, vampires, maniacs, witches, and talking jack-o'-lanterns all take turns playing different roles in this multi-storied novella. A Pumpkin’s Halloween brings to you everything you remember that was fun about Halloween along with a good dose of dark humor, while at the same time scaring and sickening you with its real-life tales of depravity. A Pumpkins’ Halloween follows the storytelling of five jack-o'-lanterns as they come to life on Halloween evening. As the jack-o'-lanterns banter back and forth while giving each other grief, they find themselves forced to look out on the street because,

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Now it was six thirty and we were ready to go Trick or Treating!! I tried to scare kids some got scared and some did not. I started going to door to door and neighborhood to neighborhood. At this one house, this guy pretend to kill this kid

When you hear the word Halloween you often think about candy, costumes, and children having fun; but how much do we know about the holiday itself? Maybe everybody should know what the origin of Halloween has. The first paragraph deals with how this celebration started. The “trick or treat” part. Why is this the most important part of the of this celebration. How will this contribute to the pagan Halloween origins? Why is this part of the Halloween celebration? Could this be also part for the economy? Costumes! Halloweens is also known for its dark color for clothing and part for scaring away people. Just how much do we know about them? This celebration we should no longer be considered a holiday.

I was at Sunset Towers and finding out everyone that live in the apartments. Since we all just moved in I would think we are all exhausted like a elephant running 8 miles. So I figured I would do it tomorrow but then, I realized tomorrow is Halloween so I will do it now.

It was cold and stormy on Halloween night and there were huge amounts of children

When I was nine years old on Halloween, my family and I were treat or treating around our neighborhood. We stopped at one haunted house and my dad dared my two sisters and I to go in. I remember my older sister new the girl who lived in the house who was very popular at our elementary school. We then decided to go in and right at the end of the of haunted house around the corner was a giant man screaming with a chainsaw running at me. I then ran away from the man and jumped into my mother’s arms crying. The man then stopped because he felt bad and gave me two king size candy bars in the end. This was supposed to be a fun experience with my family on Halloween, but it quickly transformed into a scarring moment I will never be able to forget.

One ancient tradition of Hallows Eve was to wear costumes. It was thought that if you could trick the spirit into thinking you were one of them, the spirit would refrain from bothering you. As with so much of our Halloween traditions, a superstition is linked to the wearing of a costume. It was thought that visiting ghosts could disguise themselves in human form, such as a beggar, and knock on your door asking for money or food. If you turned them away empty-handed, you risked that spirit deciding to curse or haunt you. This is where our idea of “trick or treating” came from. It wasn’t until the 1950’s that trick-or treating became popular in the United States. Of course, costumes are a huge part of going out on Halloween night, knocking

I tend to think a lot about the past holidays with my parents and siblings. Growing up as a kid in my hometown of

hiding spot in the trees, contemplating what they want to dress as this year. The serene silence was broken when Zoey announced, “I’m going to be a witch!”. Elizabeth froze, knowing that dressing as the abomination Zoey had just mentioned, was forbidden in the town of Dudley. Early in the 1800’s, two sisters named Mary and Margaret had resided on the outskirts of Dudley. Here, was where they practiced their witchcraft and magic, killing off most of the animals and

As I was walking back from school with my friends, Will and Alex, we were talking about what we were going to do tonight for Halloween. The teachers seem to be really concerned about us, telling us not to go by ourselves but rather go in big groups or with our parents for trick or treating, like were 13, we can handle ourselves. Mr. Robert our history teacher was telling all the kids that he hates Halloween because it symbolizes the devil and demons. He was yelling at another student, I forgot her name but she was saying that she was going to dress up as the devil and try to summon other demons he was not having it, he kicked her out immediately. As she was leaving she said something weird speaking gibberish something like “Ligandum eos

It was a typical Saturday night in October, Halloween was just around the corner. Three friends and I were headed to a corn maze. It was supposed to be a fun night, until we turned onto a dirt road and in an instant everything changed. The driver hit a washboard patch on the road and lost control of the car. I felt the car jerk left and right and looked up from the backseat at the driver. Her hands were tight on the steering wheel turning it left and right trying to regain control of the car. We were sliding and I felt the car drop off the road. I closed my eyes tight afraid to witness what was about to happen next.

I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s so, priceless. So, very, intimidating. It’s like thousands of diamonds clumped together to form a new one. And what is this object, you may ask? Well, that isn’t important right now. The thing that is important is that I want it. To get it, I’ll need to steal it! Now, does that make me a thief, you should ask? Well, you’ll need to keep going as I’m about to tell you the story of my attempt on getting it. It all started on Thursday November 1 2009, which makes this not a Halloween story, when I woke up to the sound of children screaming at the top of their lungs when some other kid tripped and dropped his candy. Now, can you guess why they were screaming? It wasn’t the candy, but it was his knee. He was oozing out blueish whitish blood all over my sidewalk. Then he fainted. The next morning, the ooze was still there. After three days, before I even glanced over at my porch, a man who lived three doors down picks up the thin rectangular object that now looks very light blue gets picked up. I know this may seem crazy, but this can be worth millions. Heck, that thing’s got to be at least one million dollars. First of all, why would he pick it up in the first place, huh? On that very same night I carefully and quietly snuck over to this man’s house. I took his mail just because and found out his name was Hune Mi Buthurts (pronounced honey my butt hurts.) I was glad my name wasn’t anything like that, so I continued. The problem was that

A couple days before Halloween, Addie and I were packing to go on a trip to LA California.It was when California does a fall fest and a scary haunted maze so we decided to go.We were all packed and ready to get into the cab when a man in a winter hat and scarf came up to us and asked where we were going on a Halloween week.