I Saw Papa Kissing Santa Claus/Summaries

I Saw Papa Kissing Santa Claus is a comedy/adventure game that features exploration gameplay. The whole game takes place over one chapter, and is currently completed. Since the game only has one chapter, the summaries will be split into sections of the game, rather than by chapter.

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## December 23rd

### Intro

Sealand wakes up at Midnight in his bed, wondering briefly why his alarm was set to that time. After a moment of thought, he remembers his plan to sneak downstairs and get a peek at his presents. Making his way downstairs, he reasons that if he gets caught, he'll say he was just going to get water. Plan in mind, Sealand makes his way into the lounge with the tree and presents in it. When he gets there, he sees the figures of two adults standing in the room, and gets annoyed, as he had assumed that his parents would both be in bed by now. After a moment, however, he sees the two of them kiss, and sees one of them wearing a santa hat. Immediately he freaks out, and insists that he has to go tell Ladonia.

Sealand runs into Ladonia's room, and starts trying to wake him up. Ladonia, however, appears to be fast asleep, and it takes Sealand punching him to wake him up. Ladonia is, understandably, unhappy with being woken up at midnight, vie being punched no less, and demands to know what could possibly be so important. Sealand yells that he saw Sweden kissing Santa, which Ladonia responds to by trying to go back to sleep, insisting that Sealand was just seeing things. Sealand gets fed up with the argument, and steals Ladonia's laptop and runs out of the room, forcing Ladonia to follow him downstairs.

### The Bet

Sealand leads Ladonia down to the room he had just been looking in, and prepares to show him what he saw. However, once they get there, both Sweden and Santa are gone. Ladonia insists on being able to go back to sleep, but Sealand, sure of what he'd seen, insists that they come back the next night at midnight, so Ladonia can see what he saw. He's so sure that he's right, that the two make a bet that if they don't appear, Sealand will do all the chores for the next month. Both sure that they're right, the two head back to bed.

The next morning, Sealand wakes up, unsure of if the past night was real or a dream. Heading downstairs, he stops by the breakfast table to ask Ladonia if last night had been real. When Ladonia says that it was, Sealand is surprised. The two have a brief discussion about whether or not Sealand will be doing the next month's worth of chores, before Finland, who is cooking at the stove, asks them what they're talking about. The two just dodge the question. Finland asks Sealand to head out back and tell Sweden that breakfast is just about ready. He does, but briefly second-guesses himself, thinking that maybe Ladonia was right, and he was just seeing things.

## December 24th

### That Night

Sealand wakes up when his alarm goes off at midnight, and immediately heads straight to Ladonia's room to go get him and "prove him wrong." When he gets there, it takes a moment to get Ladonia up and out of bed, but once he does, the two head downstairs towards the room from the previous night. The two get there, and only see Sweden sitting on the couch. Ladonia insists that that's all it was, before suddenly, Santa actually appears! The two have a brief conversation about his appearance and something about "the goods," before the two begin talking about something that Sealand and Ladonia don't quite understand. The two then kiss, and Ladonia immediately insists that he and Sealand need to go upstairs and talk about this immediately.

### The Plan

Once upstairs in Ladonia's room, Sealand insists that he was right, and Ladonia, though begrudgingly, agrees that he was. Quickly though, the two come to realize that if this is true, and Sweden is in fact seeing someone other than Finland, that their relationship is in danger. They wonder what to do for a moment. Sealand suggests telling Finland, but Ladonia shoots that idea down, insisting that Sweden would just die. Instead, he says that they have to solve it themselves. After a bit more thinking, Sealand decides that they should capture Santa when he comes back the next night, in order to keep him away from Sweden, and protect their parents' relationship. The two finally head to bed, declaring that "this is war."

The next morning, Sealand heads downstairs and meets Ladonia at the breakfast table again. This time, however, the two discuss how they're going to be able to gather what they need. Ladonia mentions that the two had mentioned going out for last-minute christmas shopping, and says that that would be their best opportunity. Sealand agrees, and the two see their parents off. Once they leave, they head out around the house to find supplies for the big night head of them. A piece of rope in the sauna, one in the wood shed out back, one in the closet beneath the stairs, one in a wardrobe in Sweden and Finland's room, one in Sweden's office, some sweets in the fridge, and a few various other supplies in the attic later, and the two are ready. They head back into the lounge and stash their supplies under one of the couches.

Briefly, the two wonder why this is happening, and eventually come to the conclusion that Santa is either mind controlling Sweden, or trying to kidnap him to turn him into an elf to work at the north pole. This decision shocks Sealand, who begins to yell. Ladonia yells in response to Sealand's yelling, and the front door opens, causing them both to yell even louder. Hearing the yelling, Sweden comes running in to see what's going on, while Finland starts yelling, asking if Russia is in the house again and if he needs to get his rifle. The two boys insist that they were just startled by the door opening, and after both parents calm down, they ask the boys to help bring groceries in. As he's heading out ot go help, Ladonia briefly asks Finland if Santa can mind control people. Finland is confused, and Ladonia just brushes the question off and leaves to go help.

## December 25th

### The Plan in Action

That night, Sealand finds that he can't sleep. Rather than try and force it, he decides to go to Ladonia's room. When he gets there, he comes to realize that Ladonia can't sleep, either. Sealand asks if Ladonia is nervous, who insists that he's not, and asks if Sealand is. Sealand says that he is, and Ladonia admits that he is too after a moment. The two then decide to head downstairs and prepare for Santa's arrival. Briefly, Sealand hopes that Sweden isn't in the lounge, before Ladonia says that he shouldn't be. He's been keeping tabs on him, and messed with his alarm. Sealand is impressed, and the two head into the lounge. They begin preparing their trap together, and realize that they'll have to wait awhile. And so they do. Long enough that they fall asleep.

### The Reveal

But the sound of Santa coming down the chimney is enough to wake them up with a start. Santa comes out of the chimney and heads for the milk and cookies, and the two of them jump on him and tie him up. Santa asks what's going on, and the two tell him to be quiet and that they know about his plans. Suddenly, their dog Hanatamago appears from the fireplace and stars barking, which wakes up Sweden, who comes in to see what's going on. He seems angry and asks what they're doing, before Ladonia insists that they're saving his life. The two begin to insist that they've caught Santa to save Sweden, but as Sweden steps over and they look back down at Santa, they realize that Santa is in fact... Finland.

Finland promises to explain, after the two boys untie him. They do, and Sweden asks why they tied him up. After a few long moments of silence, Sealand explains everything. Finland says that the whole thing was a big misunderstanding, and reveals that he's the nations' Santa Claus, and that he has to practice beforehand because he gets out of practice really easily, seeing as how he only does this once a year. Sealand thinks that this is really cool, but Ladonia still wants to know what the conversation they didn't understand was about, Sweden and Finland looks visibly embarassed, and usher the two off to bed, with the insistence of "no sleep, no presents."

### Christmas Day

Sealand wakes up, excited to head downstairs and tear into his presents. He heads into the lounge, where everyone else is already waiting for him. Ladonia says that the two parents wouldn't let any presents get opened until Sealand was there, too. Finland teases Sealand about sleeping in, and Sweden teases Finland, saying that he had to be dragged out of bed. Ladonia accidentally calls them Papa and Dad, which gets the attention of everyone in the room. Once he realizes what he said, he insists that it was a slip-up. Finland says that he doesn't mind and that it actually makes him happy, so Ladonia, though embarassed, says that he'll keep calling them that, then, and that they can consider that his christmas gift for them. Sealand asks if that makes them brother, which Ladonia denies, and they go to dig into their presents. Before they can do that, though, Sealand notices that Sweden is standing under mistletoe. Sweden and Finland kiss, and Sealand says that their dad was kissing Santa after all, which Ladonia confirms with "technically." The four then all head out to go make hot coca, and the screen zooms in on Hanatamago, sitting in her dog bed, who barks out a "Merry Christmas and a happy Holidays" as the game ends.