What would be the logical time frame for the North Hampton Story

[victory_angel]

We know that the Turtle's have been hiding out in North Hampton for over 3 months. In the Invasion the weather was fall but it's summer when the Turtles arrive as the O'Neil Farm in the 3rd season.

So ignoring the obvious time frame issues what would you consider the more logical time frame from when the Turtles left to where the series is now.

My wager would be around November is the time frame where they escaped New York. Because it's cold enough to have some frost and snow. This means the Turtles would go through three major holiday events while at the farm house.

Thanksgiving would likely be celebrated as the small shattered family would have to acknowledge the thankfulness of having each other at least and thankful they have a place that can shelter them.

Christmas would be touchier then thanksgiving. Like thanksgiving it is a celebration of what we have particularly family. But there is more of sense of happiness and whimsy that would almost be insulting in the face of what they have suffered. So at best I see maybe a quiet christmas. No tree, no songs, no gift exchange. At best it might be the Turtles and family enjoying a deep dish pizza or two and watching it's a wonderful life and Christmas carol on TV

New Years will more then likely have little to no acknowledgement and one of the likely factors will be that the festivities in times square will be canceled that year.

This means it would be around February when Leo wakes up. That could explain the music box that Donnie made for April.

[evan2000]

Originally Posted by victory_angel

This means it would be around February when Leo wakes up. That could explain the music box that Donnie made for April.

You mean A Foot Too Big took place on Valentine's day? Good theory!

[victory_angel]

Originally Posted by evan2000

You mean A Foot Too Big took place on Valentine's day? Good theory!

Unless it's a white day present which would be March 14th. In Japan
valentines day is a day is a day that that girls give chocolates and or gifts to the boys they like.

While White day is the exact opposite where boys give chocolate or gifts to the girls they like.

Also Christmas is viewed as a lovers holiday in Japan as well. Which could make sense considering we don't see anything offered by Casey.

But valentines seemed a little more plausible.

[BubblyShell22]

You know, that is a good theory that A Foot Too Big took place on Valentine's Day, but I'm not sure on that since there's no snow at the farmhouse. My guess is that it could possibly be spring and maybe Donnie just made the music box to impress her.

[ssjup81]

Originally Posted by victory_angel

Unless it's a white day present which would be March 14th. In Japan
valentines day is a day is a day that that girls give chocolates and or gifts to the boys they like.

While White day is the exact opposite where boys give chocolate or gifts to the girls they like.

Not necessarily. Friends do this as well, but seems mostly couples bother with White Day, if the boys/guys remember. For instance, if a boy receives tomo-choco on Valentine's, they may give tomo-candy back on White Day. No romantic inclination or room for misinterpretation, or give nothing at all.

Also Christmas is viewed as a lovers holiday in Japan as well. Which could make sense considering we don't see anything offered by Casey.

Yeah, Christmas here is for young kids and couples here. Our Christmas is their New Year's, when you get down to it.

But valentines seemed a little more plausible.

Yeah, that's an interesting theory and does make sense. It's still chilly in February, so it would make sense for April to have been chopping wood as well as Raph doing so earlier in Within the Woods.

[victory_angel]

So if Thanksgiving was celebrated at the farm house while Leo was unconcious how do you think it would have gone.