What kind of characters are usually in a new Christmas story?

Well, it could be something like having to sing a carol in front of strangers or delivering a present to a random house.

There could be an elf named Elly who has gotten lost from Santa's workshop. She's small and green, with big pointy ears and a mischievous twinkle in her eye. Also, a kind - hearted old man named Mr. Thompson who lives alone but loves to spread Christmas cheer around the neighborhood. And a group of talking reindeer who help the lost elf find her way back.

A Christmas story often takes place during the Christmas season, typically around December, with snowy landscapes and decorated houses.

Princesses are often in castle bedtime stories. They are usually kind - hearted and live in the grandeur of the castle. Knights are also common, as they represent bravery and protection. Fairies might show up too, adding a touch of magic to the story. And sometimes, there are wise old wizards or witches, either helping or causing trouble in the castle.

In a Christmas story, people often eat traditional treats like roast turkey, Christmas pudding, and mince pies.

In many Filipino Christmas stories, there are children as main characters too. They are full of excitement and anticipation for Christmas. They might be involved in activities like caroling around the neighborhood. They're innocent and believe in the magic of Christmas, like waiting for Santa Claus, whom they call 'Santa Klaus' in the Filipino context. They also look forward to receiving gifts and treats during the season.

Santa Claus is always a main character. He is the one who brings presents. Also, the kids themselves are main characters, like the little boy or girl waiting for Santa's arrival.

The tickle torture monster story typically has the monster as a central character. This monster can be of various forms, from a slime - like blob that oozes around tickling everything in its path to a more human - like but still menacing figure. The other characters usually include those who are unfortunate enough to cross the monster's path. This could be a group of fairy - like creatures that are too delicate to withstand the tickling, or a young apprentice who is on a quest and gets caught by the monster.

In an Al Bundy bedtime story, you'll usually find Al Bundy at the center. His neighbors could also make an appearance. You know, those people he exchanges a few words with every day. And of course, there are the regulars at the local bar he sometimes visits. These characters all add flavor to the story, as they interact with Al in different ways, whether it's through friendly chats or little arguments.

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