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*Cat gif: in tradition with the original contest, just for fun!Name: Orpheus, goes by Orphie or Phee
Pronouns: He/him
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual
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↬If I choose private eye im most likely going to do a redemption arc where Casper ends up being a cocky Casanova dedicated only to himself and his job.
Most people dont like Casper, the real Cas, not the charismatic suave face he puts on to charm his way in and out of any situation that may arise.
Things seem pretty good for Casper, his business is booming and the clientele seem to get richer as the days go by
But of course nothing good lasts forever, and eventually something (or someone) surfaces to give him a heavy dose of reality.
↬If I choose Equestrian, Casper would likely be a city boy who eventually moves to the countryside after his family inherits a ranch. Least enough to say, Cas is miserable, practically being thrown from one reality into a completely new one. Eventually Casper's parents coax him into enjoying things a little bit more, even going so far as to try horseback riding for the first time- needless to say it was like something clicked- being in the saddle was something entirely different- its own breed of adventure. Things fell into a rhythm, and eventually Casper got ambitious, working tirelessly into training until he and his horse were in perfect sync. Soon after, they competed in their first competition, placing seventh overall was definitely a hit to his confidence but it also encouraged Cas to work harder and then maybe someday he'd be taking home the blue ribbon.
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