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Pumpkins symbolize fertility and wisdom, while candles serve to illuminate the path of spirits. Legend has it that the practice of cutting the pumpkin and placing a lighted candle in it arose from the story of Jack, a man who loved to drink and met the devil on the day he drank too much. Clever, he imprisoned the devil in several places until the day he died of so much drinking. His entry into heaven was denied and so was hell, since he humiliated the devil in life. From then on, Jack's soul began to roam the world. The lit pumpkins then came to be used by Jack to escape the darkness and light his way.

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Did you know that costumes were a way to hide from ghosts? The tradition began as a way for the Celts and other European peoples to hide from the spirits that returned at this period of the year. People wore masks when they left their houses after dark, so that ghosts thought they were other spirits. People also put bowls of food outside to make ghosts happy.