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Jason really be out here just staring at a cabin for 13 hours.

Such a Jason thing to do 💅 .

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Jason Vorhees + Crystal Lake Headcanons 🪓

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Jason

This one is going to be super on the nose in anything I'm writing, in part because I'm learning it too—HERBALISM!!! Living in the forest of Crystal Lake for so long, Jason has learned much of what the land has to give for those who live in harmony of it.

One of the reasons Jason is so unwelcoming of visitors is because of how common it is for outsiders to ruin the land. Not only can they diminish the beauty, but the flora/fauna take hits from pollution and external damage.

In later years, his kills become more methodical. He watches the visitors closely. Occasionally, might even help one or two if they aren't impeding on the land more than necessary. If someone's cutting down foliage, hunting unnecessarily, littering, Jason would be more inclined to see them dead.

On the other hand, someone respectful and conscious of the land would breed curiosity in Jason. There aren't many out there who can navigate the woods, and the lake whilst paying dignity to then respectively. Seeing it would place his eyes on the visitor. Should they be in danger, he'd feel inclined to help from a distance. Maybe it's pulling them out of the lake to keep from drowning, or maybe it's leaving them a gift of herbs so they may make medicine for themself.

In the event an attachment is made to one of these 'good" visitors, Jason would have a hard time dismissing them. Their means of leaving may be sabotaged. In extreme cases, Jason may even keep them in his home to "protect". They clearly belong here after all...

Crystal Lake

Due to the odd nature of Jason's case, I feel that Crystal Lake is somewhat of an anomaly . It's no fountain of youth, but I imagine some non-native plants may grow as if it was no issue at all. There are no records of these plants being introduced, or even recorded at all by official groundskeepers. The same case would go for fauna.

The territory has animals that are thought to be extinct. Nothing insane though, just bugs, fish, and some small rodents.

The wood structures on the camp need to be made from trees in crystal lake, or they rot at an unnatural rate. Nobody knows this, so the structures are rebuilt by sponsors every 5-10 years depending on their state of decay. The Vorhees cabin looks almost as new as the day it was built. No water damage or erosion, just dirt and grime.

The forest sometimes helps Jason with shortcuts, making it seem like he "teleports" between victims and their escape routes.

Jason Vorhees, and the franchise Friday the 13th are both very dear to me. It happened just a couple years ago after meeting Derek Mears—the actor behind the mask of Jason in the 2013 remake. His performance disturbed me far more than any other due to the way he sprinted, swung, and aimed. 2013 Jason was intelligent, aggressive, and overall the scariest of the various interpretations throughout the decades.