Jun 10
Since pinstripe demons have very pronounced horns and spines, most of them will sleep on their stomachs or on their sides. Since they use soft bedding in their nests, like moss and leaves, it gives them plenty of room to sleep comfortably and allow their horns to sink through.
Which made me feel sad, because Pit has lived in a concrete box for the last 50 years. She lives in a cell—thick concrete on every side except one, which are blessed iron bars.
Her only choice is to sleep sitting upright with her head hanging down, or smushed against the bars
