Capitalization Seasons !!top!!

The second exception occurs during personification. This is most frequently found in poetry and literature. When a writer treats a season as a character with human traits, it becomes a proper name. An author might write, "Old Man Winter blew his icy breath across the valley," or "Spring arrived in her floral dress." In these instances, the season is acting as a specific personified figure, warranting the capital letter.

On the slate board behind him, he wrote: capitalization seasons

The had arrived.

Many style guides suggest lowercasing "spring break" unless it's a specific branded event. Consistency is key. The second exception occurs during personification

The change began on a Tuesday, with a sudden drop in serifs. with a sudden drop in serifs.