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12 Them in their favorite outfit
To be honest, Jukadoesn’t have a favourite outfit per se. In lore, she will wearpractical clothing – she prefers trousers over skirts and dresses,because you can move more freely in them – and she likestraditional colours, such as unbleached wool or natural tones, likebrown or green. Expensive, thin cloth is something she doesn’t havemuch use for; she wants stuff that is hardwearing and is easy torepair. In winter and autumn, she will wear a handknit shawl,probably made from her own handspun, as well as woolen, handknitsocks (also made from handspun yarn). She takes pride in her craft –also, it connects her to her grandmother and thus, her family.
19 Them drunk
Juka does notdrink a whole lot – which is a good thing, because she has morethan one reason to keep on boozing. If she drinks, however, she likesbeer and Mahakam spirit – her father was not as strict as traditiondictates, so the two of them sometimes would crack open a bottle andsit by the fire (or outside their house in the summer) and he’d tellher stories or sing one of his favourite ballads for her. She isseldom really drunk (being somewhat in training, and used to Mahakam spirit), but has only once tried to keep up with Eskel and the others (shetook the upcoming hangover with as much dignity as she could muster.);)
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