#light asks

Morning uh, probably could use a computer? If she absolutely needed to? She knows the gist of how but she wouldn't do it unless forced to and good luck forcing her. She had a cellphone for a while, but used like everyone's older relatives did where it sat in her dresser uncharged the majority of the time. She wouldn't hold conversations over it, just state her message and then hang up.

Neither of them can drive. At all. Morning has driven, and knows how it works, but the car does not work properly for more than a few minutes when she is behind the wheel and most of the time the engine sputters out pretty immediately. The only heir who has her license is Aurora.  Morning and Evening would not get on a plane so they have no idea if they could.

But outside of technology and ~operating or being locked in giant metal machines~, the human stuff they mostly don’t “get” are things that are attached to very human qualities.  Like they get gift giving traditions, what they don’t understand is why people wrap the gifts.  Or why you must surprise someone with it.  

Evening in particular has never really been able to grasp a lot of creative pursuits. She has a deep appreciation for beauty generally, but doesn't understand how people like her sister and mother can take nothing and make it something. So when she's confronted with the ways that mortals bring art and creativity to their surroundings -- just for the fun of it, she kinda does one of these.

Like sidewalk chalk confused the hell out of her and still kinda does. The fact that people spend hours of their life when they're mortals to draw some pictures to go underneath their feet, that will then be washed away in the rain in a few days? She tries not to think too hard about it.

Well you've all met Autumn. She was Rhubarb's favourite, and was completely spoiled. She did feel Morning was too permissive and always secretly craved her attention.  Autumn believed her parents weren't perfect, but she thought the overall success of her and her siblings spoke for itself.  

Daybreak was a mama’s boy, so he would have said his mother was a lovely person and an amazing mother. But he said it with much more confidence after she “died”.  

Sundown would have said his mother became a mother because she didn't know what else to do. He wished he and his siblings had better, and remained bitter about this for his entire life. He missed her after she “died”. Summer agrees mostly with Sundown except she isn't bitter about it. She liked the fact that she had total freedom at all times.  She thinks her parents were fine, if kinda absent.