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Post by Stella on Jan 16, 2012 0:19:30 GMT -5
 Character name: Felicity.
Pronunciation: Fell-iss-eh-tee
Species: Feraja
Gender: Female
Age: Young adult (four).
Relatives/relationships (if any):
Physical description: Felicity is slender and her peers consider her relatively pretty. She has a fairly dark face with a light gradient running down her face toward her pale pink nose. Her ruff is modest and reddish brown, though it tends to puff up when she's excited. Her fur is soft and full for her age and there is almost no ticking present on her body, especially on her creamy underbelly. Her tail is entirely cream, and her wings are light reddish orange.
Personality: Felicity, as her name suggests, is typically a very happy individual. She isn't easily angered or saddened, and it takes a huge blow to crush her spirit. She enjoys nothing more than making the world around her brighter, and she spends her days trying to cheer everyone up, usually against their will. She talks more than most of her family and friends, and tends to ignore personal space boundaries, occasionally breaching the comfort zone of those around her in an attempt to make them smile or laugh. She adores jokes, and those who tell them. Despite her tendency to be a bit annoying, she can make a friend out of almost anyone, and coaxes out the best in those who spend time with her. Despite these qualities she can also be a firm and fair leader, probably due to her love of corralling cubs. The cubs of the pack adore and worship her, and there is usually one or more stumbling over its paws behind her when she's with the pack.
History: She was left on the outskirts of Pascha's future pack by her mother, who preferred a solitary life. Her mother and father had found it impossible to live as a pair, and separated just before Felicity was born, and once the cub was weaned, her mother left her to the mercy of the pack. Luckily for the young cub, she was easily accepted and adopted by an elder female Feraja, who hardly spoke to her adoptive daughter at all, preferring a solemn approach to the end of her life. The female died soon after Felicity reached maturity, and she is still missed by the young female.
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