The Hogfather, it must be said, is not your typical festive figure. For one thing, he's a seven-foot-tall anthropomorphic pig in a red suit who rides a massive boar through the skies of the Discworld. For another, his sleigh is pulled not by reindeer but by the kind of boars that even wolves would think twice about chasing. His laugh isn’t the traditional "Ho ho ho" but something closer to a deep, resonant "Hoark hoark hoark," which has been known to send grown men diving for cover.On the Discworld, the Hogfather is more than just a holiday mascot. He is a vital part of the natural order, ensuring that the sun rises every morning by embodying belief itself. You see, on a world carried on the back of four elephants standing on a giant turtle swimming through space, belief is not just a quaint idea. It’s the scaffolding that holds reality together, and the Hogfather has long occupied a central place in the fragile web of collective imagination. Without him, things could get... untidy. And untidy on the Disc usually involves several dimensions leaking into one another and some unfortunate soul getting turned into a chair.Of course, the Hogfather has his detractors. To some, he’s an outdated relic of simpler times, when people thought that leaving a pork pie and a turnip out by the fireplace would ensure good fortune. To others, he’s a terrifying eldritch creature whose glowing blue eyes and sharp tusks suggest he might just as easily eat the children as deliver presents to them. But to the people of Ankh-Morpork, he’s the one who makes Hogswatch feel like Hogswatch, and they’ll cheerfully fight anyone who says otherwise—usually in a pub, with fists, because tradition is important.And so, every Hogswatch Eve, the Hogfather sets out to deliver gifts to children across the Disc. He doesn’t just bring toys and sweets, though; oh no. The Hogfather brings the most precious gift of all: the fleeting, fragile belief that tomorrow will be better than today. Which is quite the task for a pig in a red suit, but then, nobody ever said the holidays were easy.

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