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Halloween Persuasive Essay

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Halloween has always been one of my favorite hollidays. Who wouldn't love it, you get free candy, you get to dress up like a crazy person, and be with your friends and family. Although I do love Halloween, it hasn't always turned out the way I had planned. I believe my perfect halloween would entail watching scarey movies, eating lots of candy and food, and lastly just being with good company like my friends or family. I always enjoyed dressing up, but now I don't go trick or treating because I am to old. However you can still have fun, not dressng up and being with the people you love.
Lately I have found myself loving horror movies, maybe it's just because it's the spooky time of year, I am not sure. Anyways, in the past I have always been …show more content…

But now that I am 14 I had to get over my stupid fear and watch one, and I ended up loving it. Also
I like scaring my friends on Halloween, so watching scary movies would be a perfect start to a great
Halloween. We could watch some of the classics such as "The Shining", or "Friday The 13th". We would stay up all night watching them and eating popcorn. That would be an awesome start to a great
Halloween.
Also almost the biggest part of Halloween is getting and eating candy. When your a kid the best part of the whole night is going Trick or Treating and getting candy. However once your a bit older you can't go out and Trick or Treat anymore, or you look creepy. Although you can't go and get candy from strangers you can buy your own candy. Somtimes that's even better than going Trick or Treating because you can buy your favorite candy. I also love eating candy and other foods with my friends on Halloween. My friends and I can get super fat and not feel bad about it.
On Halloween I don't want to spend it with people I don't care about, or any other holiday for that matter.
Watching movies and eating candy sounds great and all but it means nothing if you do not have family or friends to spend it with. To me having someone to spend time with is the most important part of

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