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As if your obsessions with pumpkin and eroticized transferencethe Hamilton cast recording hadn't already peaked, the two can now seamlessly come together.

Hamilton's Facebook page designed and shared three different images that fans can print out and use as stencils when carving jack-o'-lanterns this Halloween.

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SEE ALSO: 8 things we learned from PBS's excellent documentary 'Hamilton's America'

Here are their three #HamiLantern stencils and instructions.

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Hamilton on a star aiming his pistol at the sky – SPOOKY!

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Hamilton on the ground aiming his pistol at the sky – SCARY!

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Eliza and Hamilton embracing, but Hamilton is dreaming about Angelica – FRIGHTENING!

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Some Ham fans were quick to follow instructions and share their creations:

And no matter how many times my neighbor asks me after Halloween is over – I am not throwing away my moldy Hamiltonjack-o'-lantern!

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