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August likes the quiet. He gets irritated very easily by loud noise and idle chit-chat especially when the conversations donāt involve him. Which is why, despite being a prince and knowing whatās expected of him, giant parties and social gatherings are usually when heās his nastiest.
Usually to avoid this, all you have to do is to let him do his own thing and call him only when itās necessary. eg. Let him wander around and read his book at some quiet place. Or let him perform on the piano or dance with his sisters to pass the time; two of his favorite hobbies.
August was actually a late-bloomer in terms of speaking, only able to say his first words at 4-years-old. He needed a special tutor to help him with his speech, which is why he speaks so eloquently now and is insecure about being spoken over. Fastest way to piss him off: cut him mid-sentence or speak for him when itās not warranted.
Wiccisha is naturally the āprincess of the ballā and enjoys all the attention and praise she gets for being such aĀ āwell-behaved little girlā, even though social gatherings are a bit too stuffy and boring for her liking. Itās because her brother fails in this department Wiccisha chooses to shine, and sheāll always find some way to liven things up.
Wiccisha practically grew up with Nightshade as her babysitter so she picked up a lot of her habits, especially her manner of speech and talkativeness. Normally August wouldnāt tolerate chatterboxes, but seems to make Wiccisha and Nightshade his only exceptions.
Wiccisha was the first to notice just how absurdly frustrated her little brother would get when he couldnāt speak at first and tried all kinds of ways to help him communicate better. Because of their close bond, sometimes they can tell what the other sibling is thinking or thinking of saying just by facial expressions alone (though now itās hard what with Augustās resting bitch-face).