'It's not a Halloween yet. Why are you making Jack o'Lantern today?'

'It's called preparing.'

You rolled your eyes, 'whatever, I never like Halloween—especially these scary carved pumpkins.'

'Why? I think you like pumpkins?'

'I like to eat them, not having them look at me with the supposed-to-be eyes.'

'It's not that scary. It's just vegetable.'

'Nope. It's a Halloween's thing. It has a license of horrific in it.'

'You think too much. You know what, in some culture, they put Jack o'Lantern in front of their houses to protect themselves from evil spirit. So it's not a bad thing.'

'And there's a horror film called Jack o'Lantern where the pumpkin was taken over by the devil. Though the films itself was goofy, but you see what I mean?'

'I see that I have to stop you to go to DVD rental store for a while, you watch too much of those horror indies.'

'I just don't like ghosts. Why do we have to hold a festival of ghost?'

'You don't like them but you like watching movies about them,' he shaked his head as the sign of unbelieving, 'and you know the festival's not just about ghost.'

'I won't listen to any of your lecture,' you covered your ears.

'There's a cute side of Halloween too, like the children with Trick or Treat.'

'I can't tolerate children. And because of them we have to go open our door like every single minute.'

'Why don't you try dressing up this year? If you absorb the sense of the day you might come to like it at some point.'

'Why? You're too annoyed to listen to my ranting every year? It's just a second year to be exact.'

'Don't twist my word into other meanings.'

'Fine.'

He sighed, 'We can hanged the sign anti-Trick or Treat to keep those children from knocking our door. I'll give you all the sweet treat we have. But can I just decorate the house? I'll let the pumpkin lantern outside so you don't have to make an eye contact with it accidentally.'

'Umm, let me think.'

'Hey, you're on the upper hand here. What's more to think?' He asked playfully, he knew you'd be agreed.

'Okay, compromise agreed, but I want at least a dozen pack of cranberry candy.'

'That much? Are you trying to make all your teeth fall?'

'I love to see your troubled face, it's adorable.'