(headcanons inspired by Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter — for muses who change with the world around them)
𝐒𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐆 — rebirth, tenderness, fragile beginnings
What parts of them bloom when they finally allow themselves hope?
How do they treat softness — as a gift, or a danger?
Do they enjoy the sound of rain, or does it make them restless?
Who or what first taught them the meaning of renewal?
What memories come alive with the scent of flowers?
Do they believe people can truly start over?
How do they express affection when it’s new, uncertain, or budding?
What emotions are they most afraid to name out loud?
Do they feel out of place in brightness, or do they crave it?
How do they care for others when they’re still healing themselves?
𝐒𝐔𝐌𝐌𝐄𝐑 — fire, vitality, freedom, longing
What’s their relationship with warmth — comforting or suffocating?
Who do they become when they stop holding themselves back?
Do they chase the sun, or hide from its light?
What does desire mean to them — indulgence, danger, or truth?
Do they burn out easily when they give too much of themselves?
What’s their favorite kind of chaos?
How do they show love when it’s raw and overwhelming?
Do they laugh loudly, or is joy something they guard closely?
Who or what makes them feel most alive?
What’s their “summer wound” — the moment they realized nothing stays perfect forever?
𝐀𝐔𝐓𝐔𝐌𝐍 — decay, change, memory, bittersweet quiet
How do they handle endings — do they fight them, or let them fall away?
What’s a piece of their past they keep returning to, like falling leaves?
Do they believe loss can be beautiful?
Who have they outgrown — and do they mourn that?
What colors remind them of safety?
How do they prepare themselves for inevitable change?
Do they keep old letters, objects, or tokens they can’t throw away?
How do they mask grief when the world grows colder?
Is nostalgia their comfort, or their curse?
What sound brings them peace when everything else is fading?
𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑 — silence, endurance, memory, isolation
How do they survive loneliness?
What are they willing to sacrifice to protect what remains?
Do they find comfort in coldness, or fear it will consume them?
What do they look like when the world is quiet?
Who do they dream about when the nights are longest?
How do they express tenderness in a frozen world?
What secrets do they bury under snow, pretending they’ve forgotten?
Have they ever mistaken numbness for peace?
What would it take to make them believe in warmth again?
Who do they become when everything else is stripped away?
