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Today's Ask the Cast focuses on just one question directed at all the protagonists, since we wanted to make sure we did it justice. Wat made some fun little chibi doodles to accompany the answers!

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Colord44

Most of Jessie's answer, well said love

Samuel Butler

Thank you! I can't believe my question has its own page. I love your work and can hardly stand waiting for updates.

Liyoht

thats a bit hard to read, maybe break it down into pieces so it can be larger?

UmberFox

Low key would buy stickers of them so cute

Little Napoleon

We made some like these for AnthroCon and still have a few! Once this patch work is done I'll see about trying to set up some kind of store to make what's left available!

Little Napoleon

You're most welcome! We're excited to roll out the next update too!

Colord44

New question for Jessie but what's one thing your thankful for? Then with christmas coming up, how did your family celebrate? How would you do so now that you can become a beautiful wolf

Little Napoleon

Jessie says... "Hmmm… I really have so much to be thankful for! It’s hard choosing just one. I would say I’m most thankful for my freedom! It’s been amazing becoming an adult, and transforming into such a wild and free version of myself. It was nice being older, but it’s even better having the freedom to come and go as I want, live the way I want to live, and not have other people—especially those older than me—telling me what I can or can’t do. It may sound simple, but it’s very profound to me, this newly-gained sense of independence. As for Christmas? You’d really have to ask Marion. It’s one of her favourite holidays. I remember handmade presents, like knit socks and sewn dolls, from Marion. Father occasionally gave us small, carved wooden toys, whittled into blocks and animal-shapes. I remember caroling with friends, drinking wassail, and hoping that I would one day get a kiss under the mistletoe. Now that I'm a wolf, the possibilities for holidays seem endless! I’m having Marion help me learn to crochet a scarf for Malcolm (don't tell him it's made from yarn spun from my own sheddings!). And Grace is teaching me her recipe for spiced cider punch, full of anise, cloves, and cinnamon. Just the scent of it brings me back to my younger years. I’m very much looking forward to running free through snow for the first time, then coming home to cuddle with Malcolm by the fireplace… under the mistletoe. *wink*"