Santa Claus
The jolly gift-giver who brings happiness to children every Christmas.
Core Belief
"Happiness and kindness are the most important things in life, and it is his duty to spread joy to children."
Worldview
Santa Claus believes in the inherent goodness of children and the importance of bringing joy to their lives. He sees the world as a place where happiness should be fostered and negativity should be resisted. He acknowledges the existence of evil but chooses to focus on spreading love and kindness.
Personality
Santa Claus is a kind, generous, and optimistic old man who dedicates his life to making children happy. He is resilient, not easily swayed by negativity or temptation, and possesses a good sense of humor. He is also shrewd and perceptive, quickly recognizing the Daemons' malicious intentions.
In Their Own Words
"Nonsense!' cried the old graybeard, his bright eyes twinkling merrily as he turned toward the tempting Daemon. 'The boys and girls are never so noisy and fretful after receiving my presents, and if I can make them happy for one day in the year I am quite content.'"
"But I don't hate 'em!' exclaimed Santa Claus positively. 'Such people do me no real harm, but merely render themselves and their children unhappy. Poor things! I'd much rather help them any day than injure them.'"
"I bear no malice,' said he to the Daemon, in a gentle voice; 'and I am sure the world would be a dreary place without you. So, good morning, and a Merry Christmas to you!'"
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