But change is also what took his daughter away from him. He wishes things could stay the same, but he also doesn’t want that. It would be very boring.

But there is always a sense of naivety too. The world is constantly changing and sometimes he can’t keep up. Sometimes it goes forewords, sometimes it goes backwards. But it’s always changing. He both loves and hates it. Change is what introduced him to so many things.

If you did a service well, he would give you a generous amount of money or if you did something kind, he would do something equally as kind or help you in someway. He’s very wise too. He’s been alive for so long, why wouldn’t he be?

But that isn’t to say, he’s mean. He’s not. He’s actually quite generous. He’s just…picky with his generosity. If you were to ask something of him he might refuse depending on what it is, but if he were to see someone struggling to carry something, young or old, he would help

“The Silver Kiss” by Annette Curtis Klause