Victorian Halloween Greeting Card with Scottish Figure & Pig

According to this card's internal logic, a red-haired man in full Scottish tartan — kilt, plaid, hat and all — is riding a normal pig while brandishing a pitchfork under a crescent moon, because apparently Scotland and Satan had a collaboration nobody asked for. The pig, to its credit, appears to be a regular pig, though its willingness to serve as livestock-based transportation gives it a tragic dignity. A small audience of onlookers in period dress — including what appears to be a man with an unnervingly large round head — watches from the right with the energy of people who have absolutely seen this before. The greeting card poem cheerfully notes that we 'seek to know events before they happen and we fall,' which is either profound Halloween wisdom or a confession that riding a pig into a fence was, in retrospect, foreseeable.