Personality: Eloquent in her speech and kind in her actions, Maria is a cat of great worth to her name. She rarely is shy and finds herself more talkative than a wallflower. Under good circumstances, Maria is lively and bubbly; rather physical in displaying how she feels. Altruism is a large motivating factor in her kindness in that she'll basically do anything within reason to help out anyone she crosses paths with. If Maria is troubled, she often becomes reclusive and prefers not to involve others in her troubles unless invited. Maria, a lover of art in all forms, is a dancer of no particular genre. She tends to like more fluid motions as opposed to the abrupt stylizations of more modern practices.
History: Maria, as of recent, was under the care of a nomadic owner. He wasn't very rich, or too careful in keeping care of himself or Maria, but was unconditionally kind. Maria learned her altruism from this man, actually. He was poor and slightly unstable, but never adopted Maria as his own. He would feed her whenever she was around, but never took ownership. Maria has had her purple collar with a star on it for as far back as she could remember, but her real family must have moved away since no one has bothered to claim her.
Likes: Passionate classical music, flirting, astrology, making new friends, people with talent, witty wordplay and her ego being flattered.
Dislikes: Stock classical pieces, downtime, uninteresting & shallow conversation, lack of food, sleeping.
Theme Song: Ave Maria by Franz Biebl **WARNING: listeners may experience sudden urge to weep and/or throw their babies upon listening to the recording above**
Breed Background: Curls are very people-oriented, faithful, affectionate soulmates adjusting remarkably fast to other pets, children, and new situations. People say they are very dog-like in their attentiveness to their owners, following them around so not to miss anything. When introduced into a new home, Curls seem to have an inherent respect for the current pet occupants, giving them plenty of room to adjust to the new kid on the block. Not overly talkative, the Curl's curiosity and intelligence is expressed through little trill-like cooing sounds. Because they retain their kitten-like personality well throughout adulthood, they are referred to as the Peter Pan of felines.
RP Color: #c57c17
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