welsh
Junkmaster
Try anti-santa
For surely if the world exists in opposites,
for every black there is white,
for good there is evil
for matter there is anti-matter...
then there must be an anti-Santa.
Consider Donald Westlake's Nackles-
This story was turned into a screenplay by Harlan Ellison, for Twilight ZOne, but the episode was canned, apparently because they thought the idea of a Santa that doesn't like bigots was too "political."
For surely if the world exists in opposites,
for every black there is white,
for good there is evil
for matter there is anti-matter...
then there must be an anti-Santa.
Consider Donald Westlake's Nackles-
Donald E. Westlake's "Nackles" does not directly involve Santa except that the title beast (Nackles) is "to Santa what Satan is to God, what Ahriman is to Ahura Mazda, what the North Wind is to the South Wind. Nackles is the new Evil." The story is memorable, including about a page of philosophizing on the nature of Santa as a god that could be expanded into its own book: "He certainly seems like a god. Consider: He is omniscient; he knows every action of every child, for good or evil. ... He is superhuman, or at least non-human, though conceived of as having human shape. He is aided by a corps of assistants who do not have completely human shapes. He rewards Good and punishes Evil. And, most important, he is believed in utterly by several million people, most of them under the age of ten. Is there any qualification for godhood that Santa Claus does not possess?"
This story was turned into a screenplay by Harlan Ellison, for Twilight ZOne, but the episode was canned, apparently because they thought the idea of a Santa that doesn't like bigots was too "political."