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[[WMG: The Principal's candy is only poisonous if you eat a lot of it.]]

[[WMG: Sam is behind it all.]]

[[WMG: Rhonda was a real witch.]]

[[WMG: Sam was created by the last paleo-pagans.]]

[[WMG: Sam saves far more lives than he takes.]]

[[WMG: Sam doesn't care that Steve Wilkins is a serial killer.]]

[[WMG: Rhonda and Billy will become Sam's accomplices.]]

[[WMG: Sam is the Guardian of Halloween.]]

When they realized that the Christians were going to wipe them out, they decided that they had to preserve something of themselves. So, they created Sam with witchcraft, who enforced the rules of Samhain, and who the Christians feared so much that they had no choice but to abide by the laws of a pagan holiday.

Sam is the enforcer of the rules of Halloween, and he punishes anyone who breaks them, human or monster. We only see him punish humans, because humans don't know about him and thus break the rules, while the monsters are all fully aware of him and stay in line. However, in his absence the monsters would slaughter the entire town, with absolutely no fear of consequences.

The film's events seem to be grooming the two into punishing those who disrespect Halloween, just like Sam and Steven.

Wilkins only seems to kill people who break the rules, and thus in a sense, is paying tribute to Sam. However, he broke the rules himself, forgetting that on Halloween, not everyone is who they seem. He just made a poor choice of would-be victim, and thus found himself their prey instead of the hunter in the end. Sam was on scene, either to pay tribute to the werewolves for being the superior stalkers of the night, or to pay a grudging final salute to someone who had followed and enforced his rules for some considerable time.

Wilkins only seems to kill people who break the rules, and thus in a sense, is paying tribute to Sam. However, he broke the rules himself, forgetting that on Halloween, not everyone is who they seem. He just made a poor choice of would-be victim, and thus found himself their prey instead of the hunter in the end. Sam was on scene, either to pay tribute to the werewolves for being the superior stalkers of the night, or to pay a grudging final salute to someone who had followed his rules for some considerable time.

In all of the segments Sam is usually shown observing it. Which means that Sam might have orchestrated the events that have been happening in the movie and unleashed the supernatuarl creatures in the movie to punish those who don't respect the tradition of Halloween.

Sam is the enforcer of the rules of Halloween, and he punishes anyone who breaks them, human or monster. We only see him punish humans, because humans don't know about him and thus break the rules, while the monsters are all fully aware of him and stay in line. However, in his absence the monsters would slaughter the entire town, with absolutely no fear of consequences.

When they realized that the Christians were going to wipe them out, they decided that they had to preserve something of themselves. So, they created Sam with witchcraft, who enforced the rules of Samhain, and who the Christians feared so much that they had no choice but to abide by the laws of a pagan holiday.

[[WMG: Sam was created by the last pagans.]]

Or at least training to be one. That would explain her being nonplussed about the other kids' deaths or seeing Sam.

In all of the segments Sam is usually shown observing it. Which means that Sam might have orchestrated the events that have been happening in the movie and unleashed the supernatuarl creatures in the movie to punish those who don't respect the tradition of Halloween.

This occurred to me after I realized that if there was a mass death-by-poison in the neighborhood, sooner or later, it would be traced back to the source. So I came up with the theory that if kids follow the rules of Halloween, and only take ''one'', as the sign on the bowl instructs, they'll be fine.