#werewolf thoughts

[dr-danny-cain]

If...if I currently took a DNA test...would the results come back with my human or wolf ancestry??

Like would the results say that I'm 30% east European or 30% American gray wolf??

[sashaforthewin]

So I think maybe werewolves would be fine to eat chocolate on a new moon but the closer to a full moon it is, the more gastrointestinal distress it would cause them.

But.

I think possibly grapes would be deadly to them all the time

[aubrietarose]

Assuming a werewolf is connected to a full moon, do they change as soon as it starts to rise? Once it's fully up? Once they notice it? What if there's a full moon in daytime? Why does it being beyond the horizon make a difference?

Fun concept, but my science brain has questions.

I know it's all hypothetical, but how do you think it would work?

[lunarharrington]

woof

[popcornaddict500]

wow I just can't design a male character without giving him long and fluffy hair

[maverick-werewolf]

How much do you think a person would remember the actual transformation part? I’ve wondered exactly what point the human is gone and the wolf is our, if you get what I mean??

That's totally up to the creator of the setting!

It varies by setting. In folklore, they generally remember everything, as I mentioned in one of my werewolf facts.

For me, I enjoy when the werewolf doesn't remember the transformation at all, which is one of many popular takes on the memory thing in pop culture. It's very fun when the werewolf doesn't even know they're a werewolf!

Food for thought: if the transformation is a traumatic one, would the human even remember, or would the brain block out the trauma?

[burninggravity]

Everyone needs a place. It shouldn’t be inside of someone else. I kept my mind on the moon.

Richard Siken, Detail of the Woods

[randomwerewolfthoughts]

The moon looks nic- oh fudge- awoooo