Add a subrule to “Imaginary Friends” called “Father Winter” with this text:

Father Winter (he) may only vote on something when the Child with the current lowest Trouble (called the Nice Kid) and/or the Child with the current highest Trouble (called the Naughty Kid) have/has already voted on the matter.

If the Nice Kid has voted, and the Naughty Kid has either not voted, or casts a different vote than the Nice Kid, or if the Naughty Kid has voted and the Nice Kid has not, Father Christmas votes the same as the Nice Kid and/or the opposite of the Naughty Kid. (If the opposite of the vote cannot be determined, he may not vote at that time on that matter.)

If the Nice Kid and Naughty Kid have cast the same vote, he may not vote on that matter.

If multiple Children qualify for the position of Nice Kid or Naughty Kid due to a tie, they all share the respective title, and he considers a majority rule to determine their votes, and follows his previously outlined behaviors. If majority is not reached from the Nice Kids or the Naughty Kids, he considers it a lack of a vote by their respective titles.

He cannot be Best Friends with the Naughty Kid. If his Best Friend becomes the Naughty Kid, the Nice Kid is now his Best Friend (if there are multiple Nice Kids, one is chosen at random).

If all Children have the same Trouble count, none of them are the Nice Kid or the Naughty Kid.

Father Winter’s votes count as as many votes as there are Nice Kids and Naughty Kids combined.