Explain, please, to some not too intelligent Orthodox the meaning of Halloween. The feast marks the eve of All Saints Day. On All Saints' Day, the unclean on the streets have nothing to do - the saints are on guard, and on the eve of the day they have a chance to get rid of the maximum. To confuse the unclean, it is customary to dress as an unclean. In the end, all believers remain whole, and the unclean goes away with nothing. This is not a witch shabby. This is a fun holiday-masquerade, similar to other pagan-Orthodox holidays such as Maslenica, Ivan Kupala, etc.