Comforting Comforter: Difference between revisions

Regardless of what temperature it is outside, lying motionless for a while has a tendency to make one feel cold. We give off less body heat when we're still, after all. So a person who's, say, falling asleep is bound to get colder more quickly than someone who's moving around and still fully awake. If that person is somehow sleeping out in the open, without a blanket (or if they've just fallen asleep in a [[Heavy Sleeper|really weird place]]), they may find themselves shivering in their sleep, turning over in a really fashion way, or clutching themselves. They're uncomfortable, and they show it. If they ''had'' a blanket, it has slipped off them as they've turned and shuddered.

 

 

 

When done properly, it's [[Heartwarming Moment|incredibly sweet]] and [[Tear Jerker|touching]]. When done ''improperly,'' though, it can feel a lot like [[Glurge]] or [[Nightmare Fuel]] if played for creepy.