[ here, have a Kenshin, with sake. ]I am curious as to why the locals demand I hang "stockings" up. I see no reason to demand my tabi to be hung, yet this Christmas holiday is rather unusual. I do not recall such a tradition the year prior, either
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Children hang their socks up by the fireplace in hopes that when they wake on Christmas morning, there will be presents inside.
If the locals intend to give us presents this way then, I wonder what the harm is...
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This place seems to not give without a price. However, if the season is of giving, as I do believe it was last year, it may be worth the effort.
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Perhaps they'll go without the dangers this year.
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Most of the traditions of Christmas as a holiday revolve around the spirit of gift exchange, and the character of Santa is meant to reward children that have been well-behaved during the year.
[HISTORY LESSONS WITH CYNTHIA]
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He looks up to see her and offers her a friendly nod in greetings. ]
Greetings, Selphie. What have you there?
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This is the stocking thing! I got us matching ones! And I've heard that people fill them with treats!
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I see. They hardly seem practical for wearing.
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I miss it as well. It's strange not to see it, when it is normally a common occurrence.
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Snow fell last Christmas yet it has not fallen thus far. A pity indeed.
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Though it does make things look like the town's tabi have all just been laundered!
[ The young samurai laughs, before his eyes widen abruptly. ]
I do hope they would not take offense to the comparison, however --
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It is a foreign custom, Tiger Cub. A rather odd one, at that.
[ he waits for Yukimura to finish. ] However...?
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