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2: How they feel wearing an uncomfortable outfit. for SFIR
Ianthe is probably the least bothered by wearing uncomfortable clothing. She’s from a fairly wealthy family and had to often attend formal events when growing up so she’s used to wearing formal clothing. Even if she was bothered by it, it wouldn’t really show.
Sotiria and Faolán really aren’t used to wearing formal clothing at all. Both of them are really used to wearing clothing that doesn’t restrict their movement that much and their childhoods rarely had them having to dress up in any kind of formal clothing up until enrolling in Beacon. Faolán is the one more bothered by uncomfortable clothing in general although he really wouldn’t show his discomfort that much. With Sotiria, while she dislikes the movement restrictions with more formal clothing, she’s less bothered by it because she likes how good she looks in them, otherwise she also hates the feeling of having her restricted movement.
Reid is pretty much in the middle as far this goes. While he’s also bothered by restrictive clothing, he’s more used to it than Sotiria and Faolán are since his childhood actually had him dressing up on occasion. That being said, he’d definitely show his discomfort a lot if his clothing was really uncomfortable and would pull at his clothes, unlike Ianthe and Faolán who’d hide it and Sotiria who would just occasionally complain about it.
Stories from an Imaginary Revolution 1: The Altar of ultimate Beauty — 2015 Comic
