They do freeze all the way, they just freeze slowly, while they fall. It's the patches of different humidity and air temperature they pass through while they freeze that makes them take different shapes.
[Not that he's really expecting to be listened to at this point. You know, Lan, maybe if you paid attention to your brother's bouts of nerding out you could learn things that'd help you get better grades. It's gotta be more entertaining than getting a lecture from Megaman, if nothing else.
And he certainly can't argue with those points - not that he particularly wants to be in the real world. He just really wants to see what a snowflake looks like.]
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I totally didn't reply to the wrong thing I swear
Date: 2016-01-20 04:19 pm (UTC)[Not that he's really expecting to be listened to at this point. You know, Lan, maybe if you paid attention to your brother's bouts of nerding out you could learn things that'd help you get better grades. It's gotta be more entertaining than getting a lecture from Megaman, if nothing else.
And he certainly can't argue with those points - not that he particularly wants to be in the real world. He just really wants to see what a snowflake looks like.]
If you're that cold, you should go back inside.