There was something about Christmas Eve, they both felt, that demanded company; one needed somebody to whisper to, during the warm beautiful dream-taut moments between hanging the empty stocking at the end of the bed, and dropping into the cosy oblivion that would flower into the marvel of Christmas morning.
In "The Dark Is Rising" by Susan Cooper, the atmosphere of Christmas Eve evokes a deep sense of companionship. The characters sense a need for connection, as the magic of the season prompts them to share intimate moments with one another. The quiet beauty of the evening makes it the perfect time for whispered conversations and shared hopes.
As they prepare for Christmas, the warmth and anticipation create a special bond between them. This period between hanging stockings and drifting into sleep encapsulates the joy and wonder of the upcoming holiday, underscoring the importance of togetherness during this cherished time.
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