A traditional form in Scotland is fortune telling for one's future spouse: first peel an apple into a long strip, then toss the peel over the shoulder. When the apple peel falls to the ground it will take the shape of the first letter of the prospective spouse's name. Unmarried women have said that if they sit in a dark room and look in the mirror on Halloween night, their future husband's face will appear in the mirror. However, if they die before they get married, a skull will appear. That pattern appeared on greeting cards from the late 19th and early 20th centuries A superstitious game that was met in the early 1900 seconds involving walnut shells. Everyone will write assets in milk on white paper. The paper is then folded and placed in the walnut shell. When the shell is heated, the milk turns brown, so text will appear on white sheets of paper. Everyone will also play the role of fortune teller. To play this game, the symbol is cut out of paper and placed on a plate. Someone will enter a dark room and be ordered to put his hand on an iceberg, then put it on a plate. Her "possessions" will stick to her hands.