Originally posted on 23 October 2016.

Pumpkin research notes of Dr. John P. Taylor - Group dynamics and reinforcement.

From what information has been gathered thus far, it can be reasonably concluded that affected individuals have a strong desire to form groups of varying sizes, primarily enforced by a feeling, or even a need of companionship with other affected individuals. Although there is no strict pecking order that can be found in these groups, members will often specialize into specific roles, which are mostly determined by what strain of pumpkin they are converted by.

Members of groups will develop pumpkin-focused interests that will either exist alongside, or less commonly supersede their previous ones. These include gathering of information (such as random pupkin facts), crude art of pumpkins, and the hoarding of actual pumpkins (although this does serve an actual purpose, see Reproduction and Spreading). All of these help to calm them, and seem to play some role in reinforcing their desire to remain hosts.

I have never used fog before, still not sure if this is any good or not T-T.

An angry mob showed up to try and stop the spread of pumpkins; but they were not expecting   Aleyck's character, Adam to be there. Standing in at 8 ft, he'll certainly be a nasty surprise for unprepared groups.