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[Voice] Wan Shi Tong Asks You
[Bored Knowledge Spirit is bored. Today is the end of the month, and while before he had answered questions from others, today he has questions for everyone else! So those not too busy with other things will find the owl speaking at length about his chosen topic.]
Greetings Luceti.
While normally this would be the time for another session of 'Ask Wan Shi Tong', this time I have a question for you.
Before we were without a library, I have studied what literature was available on human customs, culture, and the like. Apparently in some versions of Earth, this day is considered a holiday. All Hallow's Eve, also known as Allhalloween, All Saint's Eve, or Halloween.
This holiday has religious origins but seems to have changed over the course of history. It seems that many cultures like to dress up their offspring in ridiculous costumes resembling spirits and demons, among other things. Then send them forth to collect pieces of condensed processed sugar which then result in dental problems. Plus it is also customary to hollow out and carve large rotund orange fruits.
Tell me, what are your thoughts, experiences, and opinions on this particular holiday? What is the point? Why do you humans find enjoyment in these activities?
And despite our current circumstances, please continue to send your questions for next month.
That is all.
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[Later on the that evening, anyone wandering around the village might see something unusual. A large 20 foot sheet ghost walking around. It will probably walk up to you and demand candy.
Also, once he is done with that phase of his Halloween research, he can be found near the shelter that Aang built for him. With a stash of any sugary sweets he managed to acquire. Plus a pumpkin he stole from the farmlands.]
Greetings Luceti.
While normally this would be the time for another session of 'Ask Wan Shi Tong', this time I have a question for you.
Before we were without a library, I have studied what literature was available on human customs, culture, and the like. Apparently in some versions of Earth, this day is considered a holiday. All Hallow's Eve, also known as Allhalloween, All Saint's Eve, or Halloween.
This holiday has religious origins but seems to have changed over the course of history. It seems that many cultures like to dress up their offspring in ridiculous costumes resembling spirits and demons, among other things. Then send them forth to collect pieces of condensed processed sugar which then result in dental problems. Plus it is also customary to hollow out and carve large rotund orange fruits.
Tell me, what are your thoughts, experiences, and opinions on this particular holiday? What is the point? Why do you humans find enjoyment in these activities?
And despite our current circumstances, please continue to send your questions for next month.
That is all.
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[Later on the that evening, anyone wandering around the village might see something unusual. A large 20 foot sheet ghost walking around. It will probably walk up to you and demand candy.
Also, once he is done with that phase of his Halloween research, he can be found near the shelter that Aang built for him. With a stash of any sugary sweets he managed to acquire. Plus a pumpkin he stole from the farmlands.]
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These days, I'm not as into it, but believe it or not, there's a world out there where it's Halloween every day. And it's filled with real monsters, skeletons, ghosts... You name it. Seriously, the place is actually called Halloween Town.
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Uh, candy is delicious point one. You get to dress up in cool costumes, or like funny ones, point two. There are girls wearing sexy costumes, point three.
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I mean, that is seriously awesome, who could even argue?
Anyway, you also have license to scare people and take their candy if they don't have a good enough grip on it... that alone is totally awesome.
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It's a celebration of the end of the growing season, and the harvest. And a weakening of the barrier between the spirit world and the mortal one. Hence the costumes.
I...rather like it.
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[Voice] and then I accidentally a nap...
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[ Helios does love his pumpkin carving. He filled the entire lawn with them last year. ]
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