Polaris

[beldarzfixon]

As an official Helper to Santa Claus, I have to be ready for the questions, such as: Does Santa really live at the North Pole -- and why

Comments

[rayaso]

I really enjoyed, especially the underground North Pole complex, and coming from an official Helper, I know it's true.

[beldarzfixon]

Thanks!

And, of course it is (ho ho ho)

[alycewilson]

Interesting look at a legend.

[beldarzfixon]

Thank you!

[emo_snal]

What's Adam's adopted last name??

[beldarzfixon]

Frankenstein

At the end of the novel, he is last seen carrying his creator's body across the arctic ice. Shelley wrote him as being more intelligent and verbal than you see in the movies. And being more legend than man (like Santa), of course he would also be immortal. As I included him, it gave me an answer to where the materials for the North Pole workshops came from (living on a continent-sized ice patch, there's no trees or even solid ground to extract resources from)

[emo_snal]

Wait, the frankenstein monster had a FIRST name? I don't recall THAT. I thought this was some kind of bibilical reference!

[m_malcontent]

this is a really fresh take on the Santa mythos

[beldarzfixon]

Thanks. As a representative of the big guy, I've given this a lot of thought over the past few years.

[sunouttomorrow]

Absolutely loved this! It should become an official part of the Santa mythos. I think I'll share it with my grandkids at our Christmas party.

[beldarzfixon]

Thank you! I feel honored.