All the littles and bugs!

JESTER MY BELOVED:

First time? Baby was STRESSING the whole day not knowing why his control on the fools was slipping away from him. Genuinely thought he was dying from Harlequins cooking and that was why.

A telltale sign he's on the edge of slipping, he refuses to eat ANYTHING because the pre-agere anxiety has him feeling like he's gonna be sick

Unfortunately little one is a bit violent, whether it's towards himself or Ticket Taker. It's it's towards himself it's best to expect hair pulling and scratching, towards Bil? Biting. It's how he used to break free from people as a child and when the circus first started. It's a bad habit slowly being corrected.

Has to have pool noodles put on the back of his horns because he gets overstimulated by them existing and tries breaking them off by hitting them against things like a goat.

Slightly funny depending on how you look at it, has tried hitting Pierrot with his horns while in an older headspace because he felt like he needed to challenge Pierrot for control

Almost constantly dehydrated from crying. Seriously it's bad, he doesn't drink enough water anyway but combine it with sobbing for hours on end? Doctor has had to step in and sedate him multiple times just to give him water/saline through an IV.

He's not a runner, definitely a hider. Under the bed, in the closet, under a blanket or even once up in a tree.

Has to be reassured it's okay to play with toys, he doesn't think he deserves them half of the time since he wasn't allowed to have anything nice as a child or under the old circus owners control.

His true fear of regressing? He was the only one around when he caught Columbina doing it and watched what happened to her. He tried to stop the ringleader he really did! But she didn't get to enjoy her regression, so why does he? It's bad! He's not allowed to! Of course Pierrot and everyone else can be littles, they deserve to! But he doesn't, he'll lose control, won't be able to save them if something happens...

As much as he'd never admit it, he stands over some of the others while they sleep if he's alone and little because he has to reassure himself they're okay. That they're alive.

Following that, the reason he can do that is because he's learned to be a silent cryer, to not show something is wrong with him. He knows it just causes problems and he won't allow it.

Pierrot:

He would want a regular nursery style room, big crib with the hanging thingy that plays music, cute circus animal decals everywhere and padded floors.

Must have- Family picture in the wall right above the crib along with a couple more throughout the room.

Tons of safety measures that make him feel a bit smaller, like light socket covers, foam covers on hard corners and even a baby monitor so he can play alone while having Jester check in on him.

Light red walls, foam puzzle squares in the soft play corner and stuffies EVERYWHERE! Also a short bookshelf with lots of sensory books and cute things on it.

Harlequin:

He would have the puzzle piece mats on the ground only because there would be climbing objects everywhere!

A tall bed with a slide, a hanging hammock and a big tent to fall asleep in rather than a dog crate for when the puppy space hits hard.

Just for the sanity of the others he also has the outlet covers and corner covers in his room. Most outlets though do have a nightlight plugged in.

Lots of blankets for building forts and a wall of nerf guns to go with it.

He won't ask for them directly but he wants the glowing plastic stars on the ceiling, along with just a small rail on his bed, not like a crib but just so he doesn't roll off the side.

Jester:

He doesn't even know.

If he had to say, Ticket Takers room but put a playpen next to his desk, a couple soft toys inside it and a weighted blanket. VERY heavy blanket.

A small nightlight and a hand to hold while he falls asleep is really the only thing he wants.

Ticket Taker:

As much as he hates the transphobic witch, he loves Harry Potter so he'd go with a dark room, a few mirrors placed throughout just to run through when he gets the zoomies like he's casting spells.

A bookshelf organized by theme, a desk with soft lighting near it and a built in organizer.

Honestly he only wants one MAYBE two blankets on his bed with a stuffie from each of his friends and he rotates through them every time he's little.

He's not one for wall decor, very minimalist but he has a Velcro sodoku board on one of the walls next to his puzzle book collection.

Doctor:

Darkness. Blackout curtains are a must.

Soft things everywhere for nest building

Maybe one or two glowing decals? But I think he'd rather have soft yellow fairy lights so he can turn them off when he wants to.

You know how most kiddos have play kitchens? He's got his doctors office with all his stuffies on chairs, his tools out away neatly and that is the only not messy area of the room.

Pierrot:

If you asked him, he'd say Jester without a second thought. He'd tell you how Jester makes sure he has everything he needs and doesn't let him be little alone before telling you all about how Jester will sit and play with him for hours and create fun games that he can play without too much running around and chaos. And when the games are done? Jester stays with him and holds him close until he falls asleep in the arms of his most favorite monster ever.

Harlequin:

"If I had to say, it's a tie between Jester and Doctor."

He loves them both dearly, Doctor is better at keeping up with him running around making him feel smaller since Doctor is so big. He loves when Doctor takes him out to a trail or park to go play and how great he is at fixing scraped knees but he's not the best at helping with the emotional side of things. Jester is the best when it comes to sitting down and talking him through things when he gets too hyper, too scared of the dark or even upset that something won't work. Jester knows how to be calm to make Harley calm. It's just how it works.

Jester:

Ticket Taker. There's no doubt about who he trusts to see him and how he is. The others can count on one hand how many times they've gotten to see Jester be little, but Ticket Taker? He's got marks to prove how many times and Jester couldn't be happier that he stays through everything. Through the screaming, the hitting, the things that would drive everyone else away. But Ticket Taker Bil... Bil stays. Even if it's in silence or being the only one to talk the whole time he never leaves Jester to deal with it on his own. And he'll never be able to repay Bil for it but he'll sure try. "I love you Bil, and I'm sorry for what I put you through" A sentence that follows every time he's back in his "right mind"

Ticket Taker:

Again, it's Jester. Jester who sits there and does puzzles, Jester who helps him in the kitchen because he's big enough to do most things but still wants to be supervised even if he'd be fine on his own. Jester who's constantly reassuring him that he doesn't have to regress as young as the others to still be valid or loved. And Jester who always sits with him until he's asleep and holds him through the bad moments without complaint.

"I'll always love you, forever and always you're my little genius."

Doctor:

Jester

If he wants to brush Pierrots hair, whether it be because of tangles or just because he always let Pierrot chose the brush.

He's constantly checking in with Pie to make sure he's okay, with what he's doing, and if he says stop? He sets the brush down and holds his hands up so the little one can watch to make sure he's not going to grab anything

Sits quietly, never touches Pierrot without him being able to see, has never randomly picked him up UNLESS it was an emergency.

Doctor:

Sits quietly through everything, answering all the questions Pierrot has about the tools and what they're for. Even demos on a teddy bear

Asks before everything and makes sure he talks the kiddo through what he's doing so he knows what's happening and why. He may be worried but the explanation can help quite a bit.

Jester:

Constantly giving Pierrot easy (for Pierrot) choices, if he spills something on his shirt for example, does he want the blue hoodie, or the gray one? The red paci or the yellow one?

When he notices the little one fussing a bit, making noise rather than talking he loves reminding him about things, "Can you use your big kid words?" Is a constant phrase.

For the days Pie just doesn't want to talk he gives him simple ways to talk, a whiteboard and markers, speech buttons, sign language etc

More than once he's smacked Ticket Taker for slipping up and reminding his baby to not speak. "I'll glue your lips shut don't test me" is another sentence said unfortunately too often.

If he gets his kiddo talking he'll sit there smiling the whole time he rambles on about things. A couple of time Pierrot has just stopped talking midway through and looked at him, wondering if he needs to stop. That goes as follows:

"Mouse, do you need a water break?" A small head shake. "Okay, just a second to catch your breath? You were talking pretty fast for a second." Another small head shake followed by him looking down at his feet/the ground. "Oh little one, go ahead and keep talking, please? I love hearing you talk about your stuffies it's so interesting."

He also does his best to keep Pierrot from wearing anything red or that covers his horns. No bells except for the one on his paci.

Pierrot:

At first he isn't too sure how to really help you, but you don't know what else to do either so he'll try and play a game of 20 questions while holding you close to him.

"My dear, it's alright, I promise you'll be alright we just need to get through this moment."

He'll do his best to eliminate whatever is causing you stress, such as moving away paperwork, changing the TV to something with a less tense plot or even hanging up on a family member before he keeps talking.

He does try to tell you he knows what you're going through, he just listens while guiding you through telling him what you feel until eventually he remembers something Doctor told him, age regression. Once he figures it out you better believe he's letting you know it's alright, getting you juice and wrapping you in a blanket while turning a cartoon on. Then does what he does best, he makes you a snack, tiny foods easy to eat with your hands, not messy.

He knows after a minute, at first he thinks you're just having a quiet panic attack but after a while he understands that you're regressing

He's quick to find you a spare pacifier and a stuffed animal should you be young enough to want a pacifier. If you do, he'll reassure you it's okay to use it, even showing you his.

He doesn't want you to feel alone or crazy so he keeps his personal little items out for you to see while he entertains you with a stuffie show.

He'll also still make you a snack because no matter what he's great at it and wants you to be happy. He'll also try and use goldfish to see how little you are, like seeing how many you can count

Harlequin:

He stares at you like you're insane, why are you just sitting at your desk chewing on your sleeve and messing up your words?

He'll get you some water but he's definitely judging you until he understands what's happening. If he wasn't wearing a mask you'd be able to watch the color drain from his face, he went from thinking you were dramatic to holding you and comforting you.

He holds you tight, letting you sit in silence, scream or even if you accidentally hit him he just lets you, he can imagine how scary it must be even if he explained it to you. But part of his is still confused and independent to the situation, if it was anyone else he'd walk away...but it's not. Its you, and for some reason he can't handle seeing you so upset and confused.

He thinks you're just annoyed at him at first, you aren't talking to him, just sitting there silently at your desk, so he goes and pokes you only for you to start sobbing over your work.

He asks what's wrong and when you can't even tell him but he sees you looking at a stuffed animal he had left peeking out from under his bed, he has a pretty good idea. If he offers it and you take it he'll call Jester and ask what he should do. He's never really been allowed to be the ONLY caregiver, and this is YOUR first time regressing and his first time being with a first time little.

While waiting he's using his tentacles and trying to put on some type of puppet show or grab whatever he can to distract you.

Yeah at one point you're both freaking out. He's trying but he ends up getting kicked out by Jessie who takes over with you.

(Continued with Jester!)

Jester:

He's mostly annoyed. You're Pierrots pet, he was just borrowing you to help him with something and now you're standing there ignoring him while you try to breathe right and figure out why your head feels like it does.

"I haven't even had you do anything- stop the crying, mouse." As he walks past you to set a box of props on his stage. He catches your eye for a single second and realizes something is off. Too off.

He presses his gloved hand to your forehead, no fever, he stares at you as your scared and confused eyes stare back at him. He doesn't WANT to help, but if he doesn't he'll have to tell Pierrot about it. "Fine...let's fix this mess."

He guides you towards the stage and honestly just hypnotizes you to figure out what's wrong, and once he does he stands there wondering why he lets Pierrot be around you. Then hands over some toy like props to keep you entertained while he works. Don't even think of leaving until he says so.

He's always been a caregiver, he knows. And he honestly knows before you do. He saw it in your eyes that morning before Harley vanished to his tent with you.

"little mouse, stop the crying. I promise you'll be fine in a little bit and it will stop." He hands you a few options, pacifier, teether and a sippy cup. The cup has water, not optional. Once you can breathe normally he expects you to drink it. He'll have you calm and asleep in a matter of minutes.

"Just don't fight, I know it's scary but trust me" As he runs his fingers through your hair.

Ticket Taker:

Again, the only reason he seems to care at all is because you belong to Pierrot. If he had it his way he'd give you a pink ticket for crying and telling him you don't feel right.

He tries to have you work through it but eventually has to pause and actually check on you. He didn't even realize he was making it worse by adding to the stress with giving you task after task.

He sits you down with some water and observes you for a few minutes before deciding to just let you try and work it out yourself. He's busy, he's in no mood to deal with this.

But he will regret not helping later once he himself has calmed down and becomes less stressed.

After having dealt with Jester and learning to recognize his signs? He just says one sentence to see your reaction. "Are you alright little one?"

He watches your body involuntarily relax at being called small. Your brain reaches for that fuzzy feeling, just wanting the problem to be solved, and he helps. He keeps you entertained, holds you quietly while he lets Pierrot know.

He'll let you fall asleep in his tent if he can get you to relax enough. He's great at dealing with impure regression if that's the way this ends, so be it. There won't be a timeout for hitting, for screaming or even biting. He'll just do his best to redirect the energy elsewhere.

Doctor:

He knows after a few moments, he's studied reactions to stress. He offers different methods of comfort, a stuffed animal he had for no reason, candy (albeit laced with melatonin) and even trying to pick you up.

Did he cause the stress? Perhaps he asked Ticket Taker to run you around for a while but that wasn't too much of his doing.

He watches as you try to get out of the tent but doesn't really do anything other than take notes. He'll slip a needle into your arm and calm you down with some medicine, he isn't that cruel, but he definitely wants results from you.

He never meant to scare you, you just froze at the sight of the needle when he strapped you to the chair. It's your first time actually visiting his tent despite knowing the circus for a while now.

He immediately tossed the tools to the side and starts undoing the restraints on the chair once he made sure you wouldn't hurt yourself.

Pierrot:

He gets super whiney, pouting, face first in the floor and wiggling away from anyone who gets near him.

He has to be guided on emotional regulation but he's usually fine after a conversation with very soft, small words.

He's only ever had one complete meltdown where he screamed and even accidentally hurt Ticket Taker by headbutting him with his horns. But the second he saw what happened he froze and started calming down a bit, there's still a scar on Ticket Takers collar bone to this day.

Harlequin:

Being regressed to an age that can only somewhat communicate what he needs is so frustrating, he can't help but be loud when it gets too bad for him.

He'll scream and throw his stuffies while stomping his feet. He doesn't want to be upset like this but he just can't get his point across and he's done.

Unfortunately it's best to just let him burn himself out like this before trying to help him, same as Pierrot the little serpent goes right to trying to headbutt whoever he can with his horns just like any young monster would.

Jester:

Easy, screaming, sobbing the whole 9 yards, breaking things, running until he gives out and just collapses. Thankfully he's never hurt a caregiver and no one worries he ever will.

It's hard to watch, Ticket Taker does it at least twice a month and it's never easier watching him break down.

He'd be lying if he said that wasn't about 90% of his regression, it's just sometimes not as bad. But being honest? Most of it is the rage and fear he never got to show as a kid so it comes out now like this. And he hates it.

Ticket Taker:

He definitely gets frustrated but with an older headspace he's better at regulating his emotions and not throwing huge fits.

Occasionally gets pouty and stomps his feet but after a conversation he's usually better.

If he starts getting towards an actual tantrum it's best to redirect to taking a nap and having some juice. He's usually running on not enough sleep so it really helps him to nap.

Doctor:

He'll go even more quiet then usual and move away from everything, pretty much shutting down completely.

It's most likely to happen when he's not getting what he needs while trying to communicate it. He's quite a good little but sometimes he just gets annoyed.

Jester:

Jester takes Pierrot grocery shopping with him, letting him choose what he wants to try, what he knows he likes and avoids things that he doesn't enjoy.

When cooking he always lets Pierrot help, whether it's washing the vegetables, stirring the pots or even helping crack eggs. He's not the most coordinated little one so he needs a bit of help but he'll get it done.

When they're cooking Jester makes sure they're the only two in the room, just keeping it nice and calm in the kitchen.

He's very patient, he knows that if Pierrot can help he's more likely to try the food and enjoy it since he knows what's in it, how it was made and who made it. Even if the process tends to take a little bit longer, it's worth it.

"Little one, if you don't like it, it's okay to spit it out."

He does not let Pierrot handle raw meat, just in case he tries to put it in his mouth or if the texture upsets him.

Pierrot:

Likes to try some of the ingredients before they go into something, ie veggies, sauces and spices (assuming they aren't hot)

Occasionally isn't too sure about trying something so he has Jester try it first.

He has his own plastic cooking tools to be able to help make things

Tends to enjoy being spoonfed while they're still the only two in the kitchen, if it's different things like chicken and mashed potatoes or peas, separated plate. No touchy.

Keeps his sippy cup right next to him, always milk. What if the food may be a tiny bit too spicy? Milk helps!

Hopefully this was a bit helpful? If it's not what you wanted feel free to send another ask or even DM me 🩷 here's a few I had for a difference character in a different show that may be a bit too much?

TW: ED, Calories etc

Jester:

If his little thing doesn't want to eat due to constantly counting the calories and looking at the back of packages, he'll do his best to keep him distracted.

A couple of times he just goes ahead and gets everything out of the packaging, if Pierrot can't see them and start thinking about it then he won't.

Tends to use white out on bags and things that sit in the fridge. It's worth it.

Doctor:

He has a sleeve he never got colored in, it's just line work! Obviously he's letting you color them in!

Don't expect him to be working while his little one is sick, he'll be carrying you around with him all day constantly checking your temperature and filling your cup/sippy/bottle with water

He's done surgeries, he's good at handling small things. Therefore: "Sweetie, let me tie your shoes so you don't trip." Those laces may be hard for such big hands usually, but he's great at tying laces, doing up Velcro and even tiny rubber bands on hairstyles!

He'll do his best to keep you on a schedule, it helps him stay organized and there's less room for injuries due to unpredictability.

Should you get an owie while with him, here's a vocab translation!

Peroxide: fairy juice, made by the fairies to make the dirt go bye-bye

Ouchie stickers: bandaids, calling it a sticker is just more fun! And he always has cute ones with cartoons!

Potions: assuming the meds allow for it, he'll let you mix your meds with a tiny bit of juice and call it a super hero potion!

If you have a younger but also more adventurous headspace, he takes you to a quiet park while also borrowing Harlequins backpack leash. He's a leash dad/bubby. No running away!

He only really trusts Jester with his little one, he let Harlequin try once and it was bad. We don't talk about it.

He'll probably cry more than you do if he has to give you a shot, but it's followed up by a movie night, candy and whatever else your little heart wants.

Did he learn puppet shows just for you? Absolutely! He wants to do all the birds and help you learn about a new animal each night.

Pierrot:

He wants one of those automatic rocking swings

He loves the motion of when Doctor occasionally scoops him up and starts rocking him just because he wants to.

It puts him to sleep SO fast, best nap he's ever had is when he's rocked to sleep, he wants the swing so he doesn't have to stop

Harlequin:

As much as he would NEVER admit it, backpack leash.

He wants to be able to run around outside and in the woods without having to worry about a caregiver not being able to find him. Yes he's a monster and can find his way back but if he's little he's just gonna sit, panic and sob and get more lost.

Jester has already ordered one for him, he doesn't know yet.

Jester:

He wants to be able to be comfortable in his headspace so that he can get the confidence to ask TT for a playpen next to his desk so he can be little but next to him at all times.

He also wants it to have those little bar things with the hanging toys on it, he loves those

Ticket Taker:

If he could have ANYTHING, he would ask for a very specific book series he had as a kid.

He can't remember the name and he also was a kid a LONG time ago, hundreds of years ago and he wants it cause his momma used to read it to him.

He can't find it anywhere, sad kiddo, he's tried to write it himself but gets upset when he can't remember it.

He can barely even remember what his mom sounds like as he forgets more of the book

Doctor:

He wants a onesie with bird wings. He's a very simple creature

Pierrot:

"Pierrot, are you alright? You keep moving around." But he doesn't answer, just sits there in the car messing with whatever he can find, absolutely restless from being in the truck for a whole two hours already. He doesn't say anything just starts getting whiny and trying to roll down the window, stretch his legs or anything. Doctor keeps driving while reaching for a backpack in the backseat. He hands Pierrot a fidget to try and get him to quit moving around. "We're almost at the circus, then you can go play." He says, already knowing why he's being fussy. A few moments of silence is followed by one tiny whine. "Jessie..." "Jesters at the circus, you'll see him in a bit." One nod and more playing with the stuffed rabbit. He'll be home soon and he's fine watching the clouds, just fussy.

One time Doctor had to chase Pierrot through a park because he jumped out of the car at a stoplight because he was a playground. Thankfully it was late at night and no one was there.

Harlequin:

Jester knows before he does, he's watched Harlequin for the last 15 minutes wiggle around, stare in awe at clouds that look like animals all while starting to chew on his hoodie sleeve. He slips Harley a teether from his bag along with a sippy cup of juice. "I'm not a baby, I don't need these." He mutters and tries to put them back, Jester however pushes the items back towards him. And 5 minutes later he's chewing on the ring and halfway through his juice. He's still a bit restless so everytime they get to a back road with no one around Jester let's him get out and run ONE lap around the car, making sure to time him. "Good job kiddo, a lot faster than last time, 10 minutes till your next race, okay?" He nods happily, taking a small rest and ultimately waking up back at the circus. "How do you always do that?!" He shouts while Jester walks past him with a smirk.

Jester:

"...Hey Bil?" He asks quietly while starting to slow the truck down a bit. "I'll drive, you okay or do you need to just sit for a minute?" He doesn't answer, rather he just shakes his head and unbuckles his seat belt rather quickly. The two swap places and after he settles for a minute they start driving again with Bil keeping a hand on Jester's knee, trying to keep him calm. It doesn't help the situation when a car starts honking and driving too close, even though it would be EXTREMELY easy to just go around.

Eventually at a stop light Ticket Taker has just enough time to grab something from the backseat, brand new and meant for Pierrot but it'll work. He hands Jester the pacifier and a stuffed animal. "The windows are tinted, no one can see. You're alright I promise." The light turns green and he drives slowly, not wanting to stress his crying monster in the passenger seat who just finally took the pacifier and keeps his head down. "We'll be home in a bit sweet monster, I promise." He lets Jester mess with his hand, thankfully being able to drive with just one hand until they get home. By the time they're in Jesters tent Bil is just happy it wasn't too bad. No screaming, no kicking...it's alright. "Love you..."

Ticket Taker:

While he doesn't involuntarily regress often, one time...it was ONE time in the car when it happened. He's just happy he wasn't driving but rather, Jester was. The two almost always drive together when going to get things. "Bil? You got kind of quiet, are you alright?" He nods, not really sure. He stares out the window at the trees and shops passing by. "We'll be home in about 12 minutes, yes?" He looks at Jester who nods in response. He sighs and leans back in his seat. "I don't think I slept enough last night..." Jester gives a small smile and a nod. "I'd offer to drive faster but I know how much you like rules. We'll be home soon and go to your tent." A smile and thank you later he's just sitting quietly, not fidgeting, not fussing, just patiently waiting to get home and play with Jester and the new puzzle they bought yesterday. "Can we do the puzzle?" He asks when he realizes they're 5 minutes away. "We can, we can also watch a movie afterwards." He smiles and stays well behaved for the rest of the car ride, not fully slipping until he's out of the truck and in his tent, taking a moment to put on Harlequins jacket and a pair of sweatpants. The fuzz only seems to grow stronger when Jester sits down beside him and gives him a piece of candy. "So smart, so well behaved. My lovely little genius."

Doctor:

Pierrot:

A lot of things really, but we'll do his top 3

Being offered things like he's already tiny, for example, "Pierrot why don't you come let me brush out you hair it's a bit messy from having fun today, isn't it?" Or someone peeling an apple for him.

Stress, he'll fold pretty fast after a bad show or someone yelling at him. He's a sensitive little thing no matter what but being scolded makes his go running to Ticket Taker and regress FAST.

Jester. Jester can make ANYONE slip and do it fast and quick. He'll start reading out loud just quietly enough that Pierrot gets sleepy "Pierrot, you look tired. How about we go put on some pajamas and I tuck you in? I'll get your sippy cup and we'll tuck your stuffie in with you sweetie." And it's over.

Harlequin:

Snack, specifically less spicy ones that are almost sweet. Reminds him that sometimes he can't handle a lot and he's small. It's different and it works.

Seeing someone else be little, he'll follow suit quickly and start playing despite, "I'm just cleaning up"

If someone cuts up his food into tiny pieces for him without asking, instant regression for him when he gets those tiny, easy to manage bites.

Jester:

Sleep deprivation, he'll just collapse into his bed, fall asleep and wake up little and upset. He wants to go back to sleep, he's fricken tired, exhausted!

Bil, he'll have Jester curled up on his lap so quickly it's not even funny how quickly he's got a pacifier and is out cold on TTs lap.

Eating a fool, and especially breaking hypnosis on a fool for even a moment.

In other words any type of fear or his Daddy/Dada (depending on age)

Ticket Taker:

Someone doing literally anything for him while telling him he's too little to do it himself. Sure he's a big kid but he still wants the directions.

If Jester pours him juice in the morning instead of coffee (on a day off) he'll get super happy about it and the lines on his crossword puzzle start getting a little sloppy.

It's the very small acts for him, like someone tying his shoe for him, handing him something he could've VERY easily gotten for himself but making it seem like a big deal.

Doctor:

If someone wants to be close to him for a long time

If he has any accidents with the tools, once he cut his own hand while tired and ran right for Ticket Taker cause it didn't hurt and he can fix it himself but it scared him!

Watching big inflatable Dancey guys wave around. He can't explain it, it just happens and he loves it SO MUCH! That one gets him feeling pretty tiny.

Pierrot, Jester AND Doctor:

Listen no one can explain it- except me!

SOUTHERN LADIES!!!

Okay they have no right being so mama-ish and throwing around all the nicknames that make everyone feel so fuzzy!

It makes Jester extremely mad that this is the ONLY way he doesn't start completely freaking out if he feels little is if there's a southern lady- a grandma to be specific, who starts telling him how good his show was, calling him names and being so sweet.

Pierrot is always super happy when this happens, he loves it so dang much! Especially the one time he was sitting down and one of them patted his head and told him how good of a job he was doing and he was "so brave!" For being infront of a huge audience! Yeah he took an early lunch break that day.