11 13 and 15 for Giant!Colfax and Giant!Adrian
( Ask game here )
What’s the worst experience your character has ever had with someone of a different size. (Or the best?)
Giant!Colfax's worst experience with humans was probably the second time he saw Adrian. Because Adrian brought other humans with him, and hadn't been scared off from never ever returning to these woods ever again. That was unsettling and very upsetting to Colfax, who tries his best to make it so no one ever wants to come back and bring people to gawk at him.
Giant!Adrian's worst experience with humans is his ongoing captivity by them, sadly. He really misses being able to roam freely, and he doesn't fully understand why these humans would want to capture a giant like him.
Is there something thats too big/small for your character to use/do that they wish they could?
Colfax would probably not mind being able to use some more sophisticated animal traps. His are pretty basic. Alternatively, he'd love to be able to build a fence that humans would actually respect to keep the little interlopers out of his business.
Adrian is pretty enamored of most human stuff. He wants to hold it and fiddle with it, see if he can figure out how it works without being told. A human thing he'd appreciate the most, once he discovers such a thing exists, is a pencil with an eraser on it. He'd love to be able to actually use one, but they're like splinters to him.
After meeting someone of a different size, how has your character’s opinion on giants/tinies changed?
Colfax took a long time to warm up to any humans. But the effort of Adrian (and Sawyer and, to a much smaller and more timid degree, Charlie) eventually wore him down to feeling rather protective of them. They're little, like all humans are. They need to be looked after when they're out here in the wilderness.
Adrian, after being captured, thought he'd badly misjudged humans in general. They seem so tiny and cute, bustling about their lives in their little towns and things, he never imagined they could be this mean to anybody.
His assumptions were corrected again when he met Sawyer though. Sawyer's nice to him, and answers his questions without making him feel stupid, and is little and cute like humans ought to be.
