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2 years ago

I just need some advice i am writing a story on Halloween in my 10th grade English class

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It's an unproven theory and it depends on if you believe in spirits or not. If so, then yes.. it is possible that spirits could walk upon us. Some people are able to "see" such spirits which is kind of freaky. Either way, it's just all biased on opinion.

ZanzabumX [31]2 years ago

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NO NO NO it is completely wrong that on Halloween the spirits of the dead can walk among us

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