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Legend

Jack o Lantern (also known as
"Lanter man", Hob 'O Lantern, Fox Fire, Corpse Candle
Will O' The Wisp, or semplicementeWill and in many other ways)
is part of Irish folklore. An Irish legend
speaks of a "ne'er-do-well" (no one gets up right) named Stingy Jack
known gambler and drinker who one evening
Halloween invites the devil to drink with him.

went out from his home, makes a bet with Satan that
would not be able to climb a tree. Once
that the Devil was up the tree, Jack
bearing a cross on the 'tree. At this point, no longer able to descend the Devil
because of the sacred symbol, Jack
proposes a deal. If the Devil had promised not to tempt him more, then
would have removed the cross from the tree. The Devil agreed.

But when Jack died, the gates of Heaven's
were denied because of his vices, and the Devil's
also denied access to Hell because of the trickery that
had played. The Devil but gave Jack a single ember to light
his journey into the darkness. Jack placed the ember
emptied in an onion to make it last longer.
Legend has it that every Halloween night, Jack
vague in the darkness with its burning embers.

When the starts of the century there was the potato famine in Ireland,
many Irish immigrated to America, and brought with them
their ancient traditions dating back to Celtic times.
In America they found pumpkins that are best suited to be carved
better than onions.
Since then did the traditional Halloween pumpkin, or just
Jack O 'Lantern.