@ foREVerTegan:D
I dunno if you are still looking for advice on this or not! I kinda doubt it, but in case you are, um... Something I would consider doing if I were you is looking to see if there's anything interesting that wolves do when selecting mates or during mating season or when mating, etc. that I could work into the story somehow.
Something else that came to mind just now was that maybe a ritual they could do would be something to symbolize an eternal bond. Wolves are thought to mate for life, so you could take that and apply that to werewolves. Since rituals are almost always built on some sort of symbolism you could think of things they could do or say that somehow symbolize that idea of bonding with another for life (and maybe beyond life if you've got spiritual werewolves!)
Just some thoughts! Sorry nobody responded to your post in a more timely fashion though!
Funnily enough, I was hoping to talk werewolves with someone! I am working on a story involving werewolves at the moment, and I have a plan for a part that involves one or both of the werewolf characters losing control and changing (I write wolves that change in circumstances besides just the full moon.) It's important that this happen because up until that happens they don't know they can change any other time besides the full moon.
Problem is...I don't know what exactly might set them off. I have some vague ideas, but I was hoping to talk it out with someone. So like any ideas what could set off a werewolf in human form and make them lose control and start wolfing out?
I dunno if you are still looking for advice on this or not! I kinda doubt it, but in case you are, um... Something I would consider doing if I were you is looking to see if there's anything interesting that wolves do when selecting mates or during mating season or when mating, etc. that I could work into the story somehow.
Something else that came to mind just now was that maybe a ritual they could do would be something to symbolize an eternal bond. Wolves are thought to mate for life, so you could take that and apply that to werewolves. Since rituals are almost always built on some sort of symbolism you could think of things they could do or say that somehow symbolize that idea of bonding with another for life (and maybe beyond life if you've got spiritual werewolves!)
Just some thoughts! Sorry nobody responded to your post in a more timely fashion though!
Funnily enough, I was hoping to talk werewolves with someone! I am working on a story involving werewolves at the moment, and I have a plan for a part that involves one or both of the werewolf characters losing control and changing (I write wolves that change in circumstances besides just the full moon.) It's important that this happen because up until that happens they don't know they can change any other time besides the full moon.
Problem is...I don't know what exactly might set them off. I have some vague ideas, but I was hoping to talk it out with someone. So like any ideas what could set off a werewolf in human form and make them lose control and start wolfing out?
January 9th, 2016 at 10:29pm