As the strict businessman walked down Main Street, he took notice of the group of impish teenagers ahead of him yelling at the passersby.

A typical classroom in America always contains certain types of students including an impish class clown throwing a paper wad, a nerdy student reading a book and an athlete bragging about his skills.

Only on Halloween in the quiet town of Sayberry, the sweet children turn to impish deviants by throwing eggs onto the front doors of their neighbors.

The younger impish brother would always mock his older sister and hide her makeup which would infuriate her but make him laugh.

The only day of the year that allows even the most compliant student to become an impish teenager is on April Fool’s Day when they play practical jokes on their teachers.