Build the evening rather than the decoration. The sofas go first, then the fireplace, then the bowl of sweets somebody will keep going back to, and only then the ghosts on the wall. The house's own friendly spirits are on the sheet too, drifting out to join.
Then tap the moon, because this room was drawn for the dark. The jack-o'-lanterns are not painted orange shapes, they are lights: they glow from inside and everything near them warms up. So are the candles and the lanterns. Turn one off and that corner of the room goes quiet again.
Put the cat on the sofa and the cat rides the sofa. Slide the rug behind everything. Nothing is counted, nothing runs out, and there is no end: you stop when the room looks like the night you wanted.
Five players have finished a Halloween corner here. You can look at them, or rebuild one sticker by sticker, each with its shadow showing you where it goes.
