Your friend tells you what she wants to be for Halloween and it’s the same thing you were planning to be.

Your mom asks if you want to wear the costume she made for your brother last year. You don’t like it but don’t want to hurt her feelings.

You usually go trick-or-treating with your friends from school but this year your neighbor asked if you would go with her.

You overhear a few kids at recess talking about their plan to steal another students’ candy.

You want to go trick-or- treating with a big group of friends and your parents said yes but your best friend isn’t allowed to go.

Your sister, who is a year older than you, is allowed to go trick-or-treating without your parents but they said you can’t go by yourself.

While getting dressed for the Halloween party, you can’t find an important part of your costume anywhere.

The friend you usually go trick- or-treating with has been acting weird around you. She seems to be avoiding you and you saw her whispering with another girl while looking over at you.

One of the houses just outside of your neighborhood has been abandoned and looks a little spooky. As you and your friends are walking by, one of them suggests that you all sneak inside to look around.

While trick-or-treating, you pass a house with all the lights out. Your friends think it would be funny to keep ringing the doorbell and running away.

You want a certain Halloween costume but it’s too expensive and your parents say they won’t pay for it.

You and two of your friends are dressing up together. You decide to go as three characters from your favorite TV show. They claim the two awesome characters and tell you you’re stuck being the villain.

You are walking down the street and you see someone much younger than you wearing the same exact costume!