Victorian Halloween Greeting Card with Woman, Child & Witch on Moon

The younger girl appears roughly half the size of the older one relative to their proximity, which makes the older girl's hand gently placed on the younger one's face read less 'look at the fun witch, sis' and more 'do not look away, child'—the gesture suggesting either a tender sisterly moment or the opening scene of a Victorian horror film. Two girls in pale nightgowns kneel at an open window, one with a pink bow in her hair, gazing reverently at a red-clad witch flying on a broomstick across a massive full moon. A stack of books sits on the floor beside them, apparently useless now that Halloween has sent a literal airborne witch past their window, and the words 'Halloween' are rendered in decorative red lettering on the card as if to clarify that yes, this is festive. The red velvet drapes framing the whole scene add a theatrical touch that screams 'this is absolutely fine and not a cult ritual.'