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On 31 Oct, children were all turned out in different costumes in the small town of Cornwall. Children are thrilled and eagerly waiting for the night to amuse themselves with tricks and treats. Aliyan has lately moved to England for study and being a new resident of Cornwall he is observing the whole scenario with excitement. Whole Streets, public spaces, yards, alleys, and houses are decorated with typical Halloween ornaments like skulls, ghost shadows, skeletons headstones, and scary-looking witches. During the day all that appears very exciting to Aliyan is new and thrilling for him. As the sun sets and Halloween Eve starts his eagerness starts converting into horror. Streets are echoed with the voices of laughter and joy that embraced the Halloween moods. All those sounds are scary for Aliyan as the light is dim and children with different ghostly costumes are passing by him. Alleys and streets are decorated with classic ghostly ornaments that are now adding a complete horror effect

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