Chill Kringle

Chill Kringle
Date	December 16, 2009
Character(s)	Petunia Cro-Marmot Mime
Message	"Will you chill out with me this winter?"

"Chill Kringle" is a Kringle featuring Petunia, Cro-Marmot, and Mime. This Kringle is preceded by "Strain Kringle" and precedes "Sight Kringle". This Kringle is included in the 1000th Upload: Happy Tree Friends Holiday Marathon by MondoMedia to celebrate the 1,000th Happy Tree Friends-related upload on YouTube.

Synopsis

Happy Tree Friends website and YouTube: Don’t get left out in the cold this holiday season. Send a Kringle to someone and warm your heart!

Plot

Petunia is trying to keep her balance while ice skating. When she does, however, Cro-Marmot slides into her, pushing her off the ice. In the process, she gets knocked away and falls down a snowy slope, forming a large snowball. Down below, Mime is in the process of making a snowman. The large snowball bumps into him, getting his attention, and is then used as the snowman's body. Mime puts two stones for eyes and a carrot for a nose on the head, and two sticks for arms on the body.

Later, as the snow is starting to melt, Mime is shoveling the snow on his driveway before glancing at his snowman. To his horror, the melted snowman reveals Petunia encased in ice, with one stick shoved through her throat and the other stick impaled through both her eye sockets, skewering both of her eyeballs. The nearby Cro-Marmot falls in love with her frozen corpse, complete with a flying heart symbol, which then freezes and falls on the sidewalk.

Fates

Deaths

• Petunia has a stick shoved through her throat and another stick impaled through her eye sockets after getting stuck (and then frozen) in the large snowball.

Survival rate

• Number of surviving main characters: 2
• Number of dead main characters: 1
• Total rate: 66.67%

Trivia

• No traditional Christmas song is played throughout "Chill Kringle", instead it utilizes the Happy Tree Friends show's own soundtrack. The only other Kringle to share this distinction is "Strain Kringle".

External links

• The Kringle on YouTube
• The Kringle on Mondo Media's website