"Halloween, derived from 'Hallow' and 'Een', traces its roots back to Celtic Pagans' Samhain, where they believed the veil between worlds was thin, allowing spirits to roam. This transition marked the end of harvest and descent into darkness, compelling ancient Celts to ward off spirits with bonfires and offerings."
"The interplay of Roman customs with Samhain transformed the holiday over time. Roman goddess Pomona, symbolizing orchards and fruits, introduced new elements, adding layers of meaning and influence as traditions merged across cultures."
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