HAPPY HALLOWEEN! it may not be midnight where you live, but take these points. READ THE REST FIRST!
if you don't get to answer, it's okay! if you do get to answer, you have to answer one or more of the questions.
and plus, you can answer one of these questions (or all) in comments and answers!
1. what is your favorite halloween movie?
2. what is your favorite candy?
3. what are you dressing up as, or wanting to dress up as?

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Insidious

Bonbon

witch

Step-by-step explanation:

My answers:

1.my favorite halloween movie is light's out and the bird box

2. my favorite candy is XO if you don't know what it xo is an candy made of coffee

3. i want to dress up like an witch but i can't there's no dressing up thing that we're done at halloween in the country i were from but we used to visit cementry at halloween here

the answer is a

step-by-step explanation:

step-by-step explanation:

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