Written by Rahul Vadodkar for his two kids Sumeet and Anooj
            Told to them on the night of Oct 30, 2004. 
            
            Roger woke up very happy because it was the Halloween day. He had
            been waiting for this day for almost one year. Well not full year
            because he had been waiting from the next day of last Halloween.
            Last year his parents had carried him all over as M&M. But this 
            year he wanted to be something more powerful. He had decided to
            go out as a spiderman.
            
            Roger, Jonathan, Betty and Patrick decided to go alone. They wanted
            to do what their elder brothers and sisters had done. But what they
            didn't know was that their elder siblings were all had two digit
            ages. Roger and his friends were only four year old. There was no
            way in the world their parents would let them go out in Halloween
            night alone.
            
            But kids had a different idea. They snuck out of their own homes
            and met at the corner of the park. They were very happy to have
            fooled their parents to get out all alone.
            
            They were a bit scared too because other children were moving out
            in scary dress. There was one in scream dress that scared Jonathan.
            A pirate made Roger wish he was home. Betty was scred of the witch
            who was carrying a broom. Patrick didn't want to look at the 
            big dragon. But they all kept their fears to themselves.
            
            So the quartet moved along. They went trick-o-treating house after
            house. A couple of folks asked them where their parents were, but
            kids told that the parents were a bit behind. 
            
            What they did not know was that two high school ruffians were 
            planning to steal all their candies. They were dressing up in
            black with scary mask. Their plan was to confront the quartet
            in a dark alley and threaten them with a baseball bat. They
            were giggling with the prospect of eating candies earned by four
            little munchkins.
            
            The four munchkins got the surprise of their life when they saw
            a menacing figure move towards them. It had a base ball bat. When
            it approached them, it said in the meanest voice "Give me all your
            candy, other wise I will break your head.". Roger, Jonathan, Betty
            and Patrick wanted to run away, but stopped on their tracks the moment
            they turned around. There was an even more scary and tall figure 
            with another base ball bat.
            
            They were very scared. The first figure swung his bat over his head.
            Roger closed his eyes. He wished he had listened to his parents. But
            it was too late now. He began to cry and muttered "Captain. O Captain.
            Please help me"
            
            "Bam!" a noise came. He opened his eyes and saw the black figure fall 
            down on the street. "Bam!" another voice. Now the other figure was
            on the street. "Bam! Bam! Bam!". Roger and his friends watched in
            astonishment as the two figures danced around as if someone was 
            hitting them. Jonathan, Betty and Patrick were not able to believe
            their eyes. But Roger knew what was happening.
            
            He clearly saw Captain. Thanks to oatmeal breakfast and very healthy
            meal that Captain's grandmother had been feeding him, Captain was
            able to beat the hell out of the high school kids. The two of them
            who had ignored their parents and ate only pizza and chips, were not
            able to fight the Captain.
            
            After five minutes, the two high school kids were running for their 
            life. And so were Roger and his friends. But to their own homes.
            They quietly snuck in their homes. Their parents found them and 
            were very happy.
            
            Captain Orange flew to his grandmother.