Chaser

Chaser is a black-and-white patched molly with copper eyes. She is seven moons old.

## Personality

To say that Chaser has a one-track mind is a bit of an understatement. When she has her mind set on a goal, she will go to great lengths to reach it, forgoing meals and sleep and even allowing herself to be injured in the process of achieving it. He has a very analytical mindset, looking at things around her and questioning how they fit together. She does her best to adjust to whatever is going on around her, copying another's social mannerisms to an extent and saying things that she thinks she's supposed to to blend in. She's a tight-laced individual, always sitting up straight or walking around with a confident gait, even when she's younger. She doesn't really understand what sarcasm is, as she will take everything that is told to her literally — even things that should obviously be jokes will only be taken seriously by Chaser. She is also awkward, and has trouble dealing with small talk and the like. Her vocabulary makes her sound more like a thesaurus than a cat, at times. Despite her awkwardness, she is a sensitive and sympathetic cat, easily understanding what another cat is feeling without having to be told and knowing when she should speak to them and when she should leave them alone — though, there are occasions where she will ask questions that probably shouldn't be asked, even if she doesn't mean to harm anyone by asking them. While she has trouble understanding sarcasm, she has been known to occasionally use it; something that usually shocks the cats around her into silence or loud laughter. She doesn't appreciate it when cats try to blow her off, and will do whatever she can to gain their attention, whether it means inserting herself into whatever conversation they're trying to kick her out of or snatching their meal out from under their nose. She has a tendency to fidget with anything that she can, whether it be pebbles or moss or bones from her meals. She has trouble displaying her emotions — many cats have called her stone-faced, which is an accurate description. The most emotion she shows is an ear flick here, a tipped head there, a twitch of her lips that might resemble a smile once in a blue moon. However, having to coax those emotions from her is much harder than making her express them, as she tends to feel indifferent towards cats she doesn't know. It takes her a long while for her to develop attachments to others, and she prefers to have a small circle of friends as compared to a large group of them. She has trouble dealing with her own emotions — she knows what she's feeling, and she can react to it, but from there she isn't quite sure where to go. She often finds herself confused on her daily needs, as well — she'll forget to eat often, and tends to not sleep until she's yawning non-stop. She has to be reminded of things that she should do often, as she is much more preoccupied with her duties whatever else is on her plate at that time. When she does start her training, she'll do her best to follow her orders to the letter, even if she doesn't agree with whatever those orders are — orders are orders, and if they are given to her then it means that she simply has another mission to fulfill, which she will complete with her usual single-minded determination.