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[Well. Katsu looks at least a little chipper. He's got a Santa hat on with a big red bow stuck on the front.]
[He also has a very badly cut paper snowflke in his hands.]
So, I'm wondering. What holidays does everyone celebrate here in the winter? I know we have a lot of people from different worlds... I'm just wondering what the celebrations are like in each of them.
[He also has a very badly cut paper snowflke in his hands.]
So, I'm wondering. What holidays does everyone celebrate here in the winter? I know we have a lot of people from different worlds... I'm just wondering what the celebrations are like in each of them.
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Date: 2011-12-16 03:56 am (UTC)Christmas in my world is usually more of a shopping holiday than anything else, it seems.
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Date: 2011-12-14 08:03 pm (UTC)That's an interesting fashion statement.
We actually don't have many holidays in Auldrant; certainly nothing like the "Christmas" that people seem to be celebrating around here... People will get together on the longest night of the winter for the celebration of the passing year. So I suppose that can count as a sort of "holiday", in a sense.
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Date: 2011-12-16 03:55 am (UTC)[Huh. He nods, and smiles.]
Are there gifts exchanged, too?
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Date: 2011-12-16 04:44 am (UTC)[He opens his mouth to continue -- then pauses -- then speaks again, a bit hesitantly.] I'm... not positive about how they celebrate in Malkuth - heh, I've only heard about it via travelers and just poking around here and there. I know the Malkuth Empire has a grand feast in the capital of Grand Chokmah. But I can't be certain what else they practice.
How about you? I take it that you're a little familiar with Christmas?
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Date: 2011-12-17 03:08 am (UTC)[He nods again.]
My country doesn't really celebrate Christmas in the religious aspects, usually. It's more of a time to get together with the people you love and exchange gifts with them. There's usually a tree that you put presents under, and lots of good food and songs.
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Date: 2011-12-19 08:33 pm (UTC)[He nods - he's seen decorated trees about the city, so he assumes that's a common practice.] Religious or not, I believe the holiday is a fine idea. I wonder what it is about this time of year that encourages togetherness. Not that I mind it at all, haha. It's just interesting to think about.
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