#ual

Sul'voth runes adorning my newest notebook, where I will be practicing all the artforms I've long dreamt of trying! (and lots of rambling about my wife...)

The two I would immediately think are Tangle (which I feel is an obvious choice) or Lanolin, but I feel like you could cook up nice other options if given the chance.

jewel has had tangle for a housemate for YEARSSS before, for SURE. they knew each other as children and soooo politely idk if either of them have parents. they lived together.

lanolin's is also kind of canon post 76 BAHAHAH those two are camping together and though they might have different sleeping tents, i feel like. mayhaps it counts. plus i send jewel back to her house with lanolin in tow in hold me close. theyve roommated.

within the restoration i feel it's unlikely that jewel would be made to be roommates with anyone, because she's the director and. well. everybody seems to Want her to be in that position of power, and have the perks that would supposedly come with it.

for me... if i had to choose... lanolin would be good for jewel and jewel would not be good for lanolin are my thoughts on that. no space for lanolin to relax properly because she's stuck in boss and employee mode. one secret fun little thing for me specifically is amy. amy and jewel are both people who worked with the restoration as its director, and when jewel's having trouble, she can ask for help. additionally, jewel canonically wears noise cancelling headphones, which can be helpful if she needs quiet time when amy's doing something. amy is definitely the kind of person to cut down on inviting people to her home and instead having them go out, when having a roommate, particularly one who has an anxiety disorder and would have difficulty dealing with the influx of people she doesn't know. jewel in turn, is very good at conversation, and seems to like amy well enough. they could be very good friends, though the types that mostly stay out of each other's way. admittedly that's a really good way to stay friends- interacting TOO much can sour a relationship.