I’ve talked to a lot of people who have this image in their head of Snow’s figure being traditionally feminine and curvy, but the more I’m writing for her, the more I’m picturing something a bit more androgynous? Like, she’s very tall and lanky, with small breasts and narrow hips. When she disguised herself as a male in the past, she was able to pass as one from a distance, and she often did so, just because a lone traveling man raised less brows than a noblewoman.
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Snow doesn’t necessarily have claustrophobia, per se, but it’s very easy for her to go stir crazy when in a confined space for an extended amount of time. She was made to live outdoors, and as a child, she often slept in tree tops or in burrows outside. Staying in small spaces reminds her of days spent in Landshut’s tower, so she’ll be fidgety, constantly pacing or finding things to toy with. Noise, constant activity, and the presence of those whom she trusts helps, but it’s still not ideal. (Which, boy, that adds another element to her living in the laboratory.)
She’s an uncanny eldritch abomination in a flesh suit, and she knows this. Since she really has no taste for fine metals and gems, you can more often find her wearing hair nets made of spider webs, or wreaths of leaves and flowers, or jewelry made from feathers and animal bones.
Whenever Snow writes, she actually prefers to write nonfiction historical text or scientific notes. Whenever she delves into creative writing, it’s mainly poetry and songs, most of which she never shares with anyone, as she finds them to be ‘painfully saccharine.’
