Scream Street Thought Of The Day - Cry Wolf

Body and soul is part of mindfulness, which means you have to respect your body from anger or disease or blood pressure. This goes to the residents of Scream Street, too, they see the softness in taking care of their bodies too, whether they have skin or not, and Luke, Resus and Cleo do the same too, in a comforting and loving way. Whenever Luke transforms into a werewolf, the dense werewolf fur protects him from deadly heat or moist, slimy substances, and when he's not a werewolf, he tries to keep in touch with his body and soul as hard as possible. Resus is fond of a part of his body that covers it in its entirety - his skin - which is why he applies cream and takes a nice warm bath before he goes to bed. Right now, in this episode, Sir Otto Sneer is having elevenses, which means all the cake, biscuits and pastries will not be good for his body at all, and would rather make him fat. He never gets in touch with his body and soul at all, and never eats well. Cleo's body is entirely covered with bandages, so when she takes a bath, she cleans her bandage-covered body - literally. A body can get extremely ticklish, and so it goes for two parts of it - the tummy and feet. If you tickle Luke's tummy after pulling his shirt up and then tickle Resus' feet after taking his shoes and socks off, and finally tickles both Cleo's tummy and feet, you'll know which parts of my three favourite residents from Scream Street are prone to touch, as the body can be very sensitive from the moment we are born. We all have this little thing called DNA (yes, I'm talking to you, Resus) which means we inherit what our parents get the moment they were born, but genetic quirks make Resus different from other vampires. He wears fake fangs, he cannot fly and whatever he asks from his magic cape, he gets something completely different. Cleo has the power to stay immortal because she is both young and 4,000 year's old. As for Luke, he was discriminated in the normal world because he was born with a werewolf gene, according to one of Scream Street's three taglines. Scream Street is not just about horror, it's about body image, and Luke, Resus and Cleo are the only ones who'll show us just that.