A medium-sized, orange jack-o'-lantern is positioned on a rough-hewn, light brown wooden surface, likely a shop window display

A medium-sized, orange jack-o'-lantern is positioned on a rough-hewn, light brown wooden surface, likely a shop window display. The pumpkin features two sharply triangular, upward-angled eye cutouts. Its mouth is carved as a wide, jagged opening, revealing numerous pointed "teeth" crafted from the pumpkin's inner flesh, protruding downwards from the upper jawline and upwards from the lower, creating a menacing expression. A short, gnarled brown stem remains attached at the top. The image is captured through a window, resulting in significant reflections. Prominently reflected in the upper left of the glass, reversed, is the text "THE PANTILES", indicating the pumpkin is displayed within a premises located on The Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom. Beyond the pumpkin and the internal reflections, the external environment is visible as a blurred street scene. This includes a brick building with multiple windows across the street, a partial white street sign, and indistinct yellow-green foliage. Further reflections show spherical light fixtures, possibly from the interior of the building where the pumpkin is located, and blurred figures suggestive of people or objects in the distant street scene. A dark, metallic frame runs horizontally below the wooden surface, forming the bottom edge of the window.