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Ticket Taker

Amount/Number of Eggs: 40 to 60. ( Aquatic creatures have a large amount of eggs. )

Feeling: Due to the size of the eggs, the feeling isn't intense. If MC moves around a lot, they can feel the eggs move and roll around inside them.

Difficulty: Barely any difficulty due to the size and smoothness of the eggs. They come out fast with a large gush of fluid.

How Strong the Eggs Are: They look and feel like glass; smooth and reflective, but they are surprisingly hard and resilient.

Temperature: Unlike what I headcanon Ticket Taker's cum to feel; temperature wise ( he has somewhat cold cum; think of how its summertime and you get into a cold pool without checking the temperature of the water ) his eggs are actually somewhat warm ( sort of like how you wait for the sun to heat up a pool sort of warm. ) They actually feel amazing for the person carrying these eggs ( kinda like a warm hug from the inside ).

Jester

Amount/Number of Eggs: 20 to 40. ( Spiders have a lot of babies... I'm a BIG fan of Spider Jester😊. )

Feeling: Since they are slightly larger than Ticket Taker's eggs, their is a small bump in the abdomen of whoever is carrying Jester's eggs. It's not uncomfortable. It's just enough to be slightly noticeable.

Difficulty: Just like Ticket Taker's eggs; barely any difficulty due to the size and smoothness of the eggs. They don't come out as fast as Ticket Taker's, but they still come out faster than the other circus members' eggs; there is a good amount of fluid coming out, not as much with Ticket Taker, but still a good amount to lube up the eggs.

How Strong the Eggs Are: Because the eggs look like boba pearls, the person carrying the eggs think they would be soft and squishy. The eggs are surprisingly pretty durable; slightly harder than Ticket Taker's eggs.

Temperature: The eggs are slightly warm. It's actually very pleasant for whoever is carrying Jester's eggs. The temperature feels like drinking a warm beverage and how the warmth of the beverage rests inside the stomach.

Harlequin

Amount/Number of Eggs: 10 to 15 eggs. ( A good-sized clutch of eggs. )

Feeling: Since Harlequin's eggs are larger than Ticket Taker and Jester's eggs ( tennis ball sized ), there is a bit of strain and weight; not a lot to hurt , but enough to sit down. The tummy bump is a good size larger than with Jester's eggs. The tummy bump is noticeable.

Difficulty: There is a small amount of difficulty, nothing too serious, just the size of the eggs being larger. Thankfully, due to the fluids not only being sticky but also slick, the eggs come out much easier compared to if they came out dry. A few pushes, and the eggs come out in 3's and 4's; with a good strong push, 7 come out at once. A towel is needed due to the green sticky and slick fluid covering the eggs. The towel is needed to dry the eggs gently. Afterward, wrap the towel around the clutch of eggs like a nest. This will keep them safe and warm while the individual who carried the eggs gets cleaned up.

How Strong the Eggs Are: Harlequin's eggs aren't that strong when they come out due to soaking in the fluids, but with time, the shell of the eggs become harder. They are pretty strong eggs, hard as rock.

Temperature: Cold ( like the feeling of eating to many ice cubes and the inside of your stomach becomes cold ) it's not unpleasant, but an electric blanket is needed to keep whoever is carrying the eggs and the eggs warm.

Pierrot

Amount/Number of Eggs: 5 to 9. ( Not too many, but still an adorable bundle of eggs😊. )

Feeling: Since they are the size of apples its not too intense, especially considering the amount of eggs are smaller than Harlequins. Due to this, the tummy of whoever is carrying the eggs doesn't have a big bump. The bump is small and not that prominent. There isn't too much strain, and nothing hurts.

Difficulty: Since the eggs are somewhat the same size as Harlequin's eggs, the same scenario happens where the individual who is carrying the eggs needs to push. The only difference? There is not that much fluid to help the eggs come out. So there is more difficulty when the eggs come out. Nothing too serious, but to make up for the lack of fluids, lube is used to help slick the eggs up to help them come out easier.

How Strong the Eggs Are: The shells of the eggs are strong and resilient. They don't crack easily, so when it's time for the babies to come out, the parents need to help the babies out of their eggs by helping the babies crack open their shells.

Temperature: Hot ( like summertime hot, but it's inside the abdomen. ) It doesn't hurt, but whoever carries the eggs will be sweating a lot due to the temperature, so a few damp cold cloths are needed.

Doctor

Amount/Number of Eggs: 4 to 7 ( Doctor is just a very big bird. He produces more than three eggs. )

Feeling: His eggs are the size of those coconuts that people drink out of, the eggs are a pretty good size, so the tummy bump is EXTREMELY noticeable. The individual who is carrying his eggs will need to wear loose clothing due to the tummy bump.

Difficulty: Out of everyone in the circus, Doctor's eggs are the most difficult to push out. It's not too serious, but the individual who is carrying the eggs will have too use strong pushes to get the eggs out, and it's due to the size of the eggs and the low amount of fluids produced to help the eggs slip out. A lot of lube is needed for these eggs.

How Strong the Eggs Are: The eggs are slightly stronger than regular bird eggs, but it doesn't hurt to be gentle with them; ESPECIALLY when holding them. The babies won't have too much trouble getting out of the eggs, considering when it's time for the eggs to hatch the shell of the eggs become thin and brittle, which allows the babies to easily break open the shell of their eggs.

Temperature: The temperature will be the same temperature as the individual who is carrying the eggs, but after the eggs come out of whoever was carrying them, they need to be kept warm. There are a few different ways to keep the eggs warm, such as the following: Heat lamp, electric blanket, incubator, or body heat.

Columbina

Amount/Number of Eggs: 1 to 5 ( She is the smallest of the group, so out of everyone in the circus, she has the smallest amount/ number of eggs, but they are still adorable eggs😊. )

Feeling: Her eggs are the size of a peach🍑. It's not too much strain on the individual who is carrying the eggs, plus due to the bundle of eggs being small, the tummy bump is also small and easily manageable.

Difficulty: Surprisingly, it's not too difficult; unlike Pierrots eggs, Columbina's eggs come out somewhat easily, especially considering that there is a large amount of fluids for Columbina's eggs then with Pierrot's eggs. The individual who is carrying the eggs still needs to push the eggs out, but with the high amount of fluids, the eggs come out pretty quickly, well depending on when the eggs want to come out; it could take up to thirty minutes to an hour.

How Strong the Eggs Are: Out of everyone in the circus, her eggs are the softest. They are sort of like a squishy water balloon, so EXTREME care is needed when handling them.

Temperature: The temperature is the same temperature as a nice warm bath. The individual who is carrying the eggs becomes sleepy due to the relaxing warmth from the eggs inside them.

I hope this helps all you fanfiction and headcanon writers. I hope to see some interesting fanfictions and headcanons😊.

Harlequin and Sadie attempts to have another child together. This occurred when all ten children were present, but Doctor's hatchlings were around three years old now. She wasn't opposed to it nor enthusiastic, but she was willing.

Everyone pulled their weight, their family was protective of one another and they fared really well all these years. She intends for this to be her last child.

The first trimester was relatively normal. They've gone through this routine countless of times so everyone knew the drill by now. Ever changing diet, late night cravings, mood swings, the whole package. But along the way, in the middle of it, Sadie experiences deep abdominal pain. Not the normal kind. Not even as bad as her worst period cramps.

She seeks out Doctor immediately and he ushers her to his tent. Checking her over.

He finds that her cervix had already begun to open. Too early. It was supposed to be later. He tries to keep her calm and she's trying.

Trying to process the implication that was slowly, dreadfully, clearing and making sense at the moment even if she didn't want to believe.

Harlequin was called, he ran out in the middle of an act, bursting through the tent flap of Doctor's private tent where he sees Sadie. Just staring blankly. Doctor explains as best he can. Breaking the discovery to Harlequin gently.

The green clown tries to stay calm, trying not to show his grief, not with how Sadie looked so fragile and small. He asks Doctor to do what's best and leaves his tent abandoned the entire day. Leaving Jester and Pierrot to discover Harlequin's absence from Ticket Taker who was checking in on him when he noticed that people were leaving his tent earlier than the regular show runtime.

Sadie goes through with the miscarriage, more emotionally painful really than the real small labour. The absence of crying tore through her heart, the silence deafening, despite hoping to feel relief from the pain. She just clutches at herself tightly, painfully, angrily.

There was noone to blame here. Not even herself but she felt like she should.

Pierrot, Jester and Ticket Taker arrive after, confusion and worry as they notice Harlequin hunched over in the corner. A distance away from Sadie as she sobbed brokenly into her pillow. Once Doctor tells Pierrot, Jester and Ticket Taker, were obviously devastated.

When Sadie finally does utter Harlequin's name, he was by her side in an instant, crouching beside the bed and holding her hand tightly, only to be met with red puffy eyes and hiccuping apologies for something that was out of her control. He soothes and reassures her gently, holding her close through her grief as he was trying to stay strong for her.

The other three were unsure of how to tell the children that they may not be getting another sibling afterall...