#weremen

Just barely made it! ;w; Ally dressed as Ana Amari and Wil going as Reinhardt, from Overwatch.  As you can imagine, those are one of their mains. uwu

I feel like I should make something clear, since I’m getting some implications in your text that aren’t true:

Wil is the only Werefolk we’ve seen.  And Wil is somewhat of an anomaly, making him pretty unindicative of Werefolk as a whole in that world.

25. What do they find funny? Do they have a good sense of humour? Are they funny themselves?

Ally:  Ally tends to prefer physical gags and slightly random humor.  She also likes slapstick, but if it’s done in a movie where it’s cranked up to gory levels, she’s immediately turned off.  She’s generally fine with a lot of humor, but isn’t okay with stuff that seems bigoted.

Wil:  Wil is fine with some of what Ally likes.  He tend to cringe more at second-hand embarassment humor (which Ally is good with).  He likes puns the most, which makes Ally groan a bit.

Wil has a harder time at actually being funny when he’s trying to be than Ally.  Ally tends to make general silliness happen and it works out.  Wil tries to tell a joke, but his delivery can fall apart.  Some of the times he’s gotten the most laughs (especially from Ally) is when he’s not trying to be.

27. What makes them sad? Do they cry regularly? Do they cry openly or hide it? What are they like they are sad?

Ally:  Ally will cry at emotional parts in movies, games, and films (as will Wil).  If too many bad things happen in a day, she will also cry around Wil and/or friends.  Even in bouts where she’s not crying, she just wants to be lying down with a pillow.  Physical pain doesn’t really make her cry, though her period (on rare occasions, and with the combination of something emotional) has caused this.

Wil:  Like Ally, Wil doesn’t cry to physical pain.  If too many bad things in a day happen, he also won’t cry about it (he will gripe to close ones, though).  Wil cries, but he’s less open.  You can tell he’s down when he’s acting distant/unemotional.  Ally usually has to lure him out, but when he does, he cries hard.  He has to take off his glasses a lot.

When they cry, a habit both of them have formed is to lay their head on the other’s lap.  Ally prefers to do it in tandem with a pillow.  She stays there longer, but because she’s calmed down and relaxed.

31. Do they drink? What are they like drunk? What are they like hungover? How do they act when other people are drunk or hungover? Kind or teasing?

They both only drink on rare occasions.  When they do drink:

Ally:  Ally is very much an extrovert and her filter decreases drastically when she’s very drunk (it scales with her drunkenness).  When she’s hungover, she just wants to be in bed.  Towards others, she only tends to tease when she knows it’s no harm done.

Wil:  He becomes even more quiet and can keep to himself.  But he can lose his filter with actions.  Like with showing his rabbit side.  And since Zoopress is a medication, it sometimes isn’t good with alcohol (at least immediately after taking Zoopress).  As such, Wil is basically always the dedicated driver.  He’s much more serious about others being drunk than Ally.

I’d like to think that Ally and Wil grew some attraction to each other (before they started a romantic relationship) when they saw the other on that rare drunk event.  Specifically Ally (while Wil was the DD) let slip that she thought Wil was super adorable and hot … to his face.  A little while later, on the rare chance that Wil had too much alcohol and Ally was DD, Wil just went up to her and kissed her on the cheek (and passed out maybe 30 minutes later).