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Write from the perspective of a newcomer. Every Halloween, they make sure no one finds out.

A group of senior citizens has a secret among them.

Now, years later, they have a different agenda.

The monsters under your bed swore to protect you.

Whether they want to or not, their audience will perform.

The day before Halloween, without warning the world goes from a sunny day to pitch black.You’re different and you have the perfect way to show that. You have a job as a clown, but with Pennywise and the Joker in the movies giving you a bad reputation, you’d like to dispel some myths.A sports mascot, filled with vengeance, begins to terrorize the football team.Refusal to participate in the festivities means death. Write about a village where Halloween is a mandatory holiday.You’ve gotten used to the voices you hear in the forest near your house.While they play with their toys, you begin to hear them speak of things they were never told and couldn’t possibly know. You’re babysitting a younger sibling for the night.And upon stepping foot into the house, what lies inside is worse than you could have imagined.

For years, you’ve avoided it because you’re convinced something is off about it. After your parents die, you inherit their old estate.A college Halloween party takes a turn for the worse when a costumed guest shows up.Halloween Writing Prompts for Adults and Teens These Halloween writing prompts have been written for adults, but they will be ok if you’re in you’re teens too:) I hope you like them! I’m going to be writing to one each day – just a page in my notebook – I hope you’ll join me. For the month of October here are 30 Halloween Writing Prompts! Finally, I’m bringing back our 30 Day Writing Challenge…