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He was panting, his ribcage actually heaving as the monster struggled to stay up right, tightening his hold on the warm body that wiggled. He tightened his grip on the human as the Monster turn a left, then blinked to the far right gasping out at the effort to use his magic even that much, before he turned and dropped with a grunt. It was a few moments, or minutes as he leaned back against the sheltering tree he was under, the pine branches here were always thick enough that in this spot there was no snow. When the shaking started, the monster sighed in exasperation at his pinned captive's response to the cold. He tried to ignore it, not want

 The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of sleep: Sleeping is a mostly enjoyable activity which is also a biological necessity of most species across the galaxy. While some societies look down upon excessive sleeping as a form of laziness, they are in fact terribly wrong. Sleep is a brilliant way of regaining energy, signaling the end of a long hard day, and avoiding the universe. It is not unlike a commitment-free version of death. Arthur Dent has never read the Guide’s entry on sleep, and if someone were to come to his room in the Heart of Gold, where he was having a great deal of trouble sleeping