Monday DE: Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

[splash_of_blue]

'Sup, Milliways?

Welcome to the last Monday before Christmas! If you're celebrating, have a fantastic time.

Snow Leopard Woman will be bringing her usual Christmas present to the bar very shortly (i.e. as soon as I can finish writing the post): a thick covering of snow across the mountains and (almost?) everywhere outside. The snow will last until January(ish), but if it's awkward for your EP, please feel free to handwave that she missed a bit (e.g. the Caribbean inlet, for obvious reasons) or just ignore it, honestly. I'm not precious about it.



And on that note, today's Daily Entertainment: how does your character feel about snow/winter? Is it an excuse to cwtch up indoors by the fire with a book, or do they love to get out in the elements? Or do they prefer to hide away and wait for spring?

Comments

[take_that]

Gaster lived in Snowdin, so he's used to snow, and even likes it now, since it reminds him of home. (Having no skin helps.)

Urania doesn't mind the snow, since the stars are brighter in winter.

Phoenix does NOT like the cold. He's a west coast boy.

Snufkin isn't fond of it either, which is part of the reason he leaves every winter.

[have_no_mercy]

Tess hates winter. Hates it. Hates the snow, hates the cold. All of it.

Kylo seems not to care.

Creed loves winter. He grew up in Northern Canada, so it's like a part of him.

[angry_friendship_wolf]

Writing tropes for elemental-y characters would probably put Yamato as loving winter, since he's got an ice/death thing going on, butttt I'm pretty sure he's a summer kind of guy. He doesn't hate winter or anything, but he's never exactly thrilled by it either.

Eden has yet to actually encounter The Crunchy White.

[bjornwilde]

Jessica is not a fan of the snow, except for when she gets to throw snowballs at people.

Ahsoka is not a fan as it makes her montrails ache.

[holdingacat]

Cecil (and Night Vale) is very wtf about snow and cold, as evidenced by the absolute meltdown over the cold snap in last week's epidode.