We wake the following morning with a new sense of determination - and a new plan. We fished and cooked so much we nearly fainted from exhaustion. Crushed, we head off to bed to sleep off our heartbreak, trying to convince ourselves we saw a faint glimmer of recognition as we handed over the fish dish. When we're finally convinced we've made the perfect concoction, we move in and hand over the Rainbow Sashimi - only to be met my a cursory 'Thanks'.

A way to a man's heart is through his stomach, after all. Seeing as he seems to have cat-like ears and a tail, we logically conclude he must like fish, and spend the rest of the afternoon trying to catch the perfect fish and cook it into the best dish we can. Undaunted by the slightly lacklustre conversation we had earlier, we try step two of winning over Dylas - presents. We get the feeling Dylas might be a bit of a tough nut to crack - although we imagine once we do, there'll be a gooey, sweet centre in which we can lose ourselves. With a cheery 'good morning!', we got nothing but a '…What?!' and a scowl in return. Perfect for arranging those chance meeting, don't you know?īefore too long, 'the day' rolls around, and we begin our plan of attack with a greeting, bounding up to our fuzzy friend first thing the following morning.

Still, like any good, and totally non-stalkerish bride to be, we spend the first few days drafting out a plan of attack, following our quarry around the village, so we know his every movement like the back of our hand. How we long to brush your fur like we do Gerald the Chipsqueek's every morning. And ones with a bit of a manly, rugged hairy-ness to them - and you can't get much furrier than Dylas.Īh, Dylas.

Because we love the deep, brooding types. Seeing as we were feeling particularly frisky today, we decided it might be a good time to turn on some of the princessly charm, and score us a boyfriend. So tell that to the next guy who tries to accost you under the mistletoe.Īnyway, we digress. Which, by the way, only really has magical properties if it's cut from the tree on the sixth day of the month, by a druid wielding a golden sickle and caught in a white cloak before it touches the ground, after which a sacrifice is made to the gods over a banquet - and we doubt the local Tescos goes to that much trouble. Something about the snow falling softly outside, twinkling Christmas lights and the heady mix of citrus and spices - and of course, the mystical mistletoe. There's nothing like the recent festivities to get you in the mood for love. Which Animal Crossing Character Are You?.How many Harry Potter characters can you name from their PS1 renditions?.Play quizzes, win prizes! Test your knowledge with our quizzes, and you could win £/$/€ 20 of PSN/XBL/eShop/Steam credit!

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