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name;; Her full name is Parker Jones. She usually goes by her
first name, but nicknames she goes by are Jones,
Jonesy, or Porker.
age;; Parker is two years of age.
gender;; She is most definitely a fae.
breed;; Parker is a full blooded, American Pit Bull Terrier.
Her coat is a rusty brown color, with white markings
on her muzzle, chest, and front paws. Her eyes
change from a striking blue, to a very dull green
depending on her mood.
personality;; Parker is a very calm, reserved, even sort of shy
fae. She may be cautious, but her passion for
some things are not to be taken lightly. She can
be very affectionate, but is weary to give it out.
The fear of being hurt emotionally is overwhelming
for her.
Parker has a clear sense of honor, which inspires
and motivates her to do her best in everything.
She also seeks harmony in her life and surroundings,
and often feels dejected around all of the bad
happening around her. She always tries to create
something positive around her.
Parker is easily getting lost deep in thought, making
her retreat into a hermit-like state. It usually
takes a lot of effort and energy to pull her out into
the real world. She is also a good actor, being able
to easily reflect and portray any character she
chooses. She is extremely creative, innovative,
goal-oriented, and a great advocate to what she truly
believes in. Finally, she has the ability to notice even
the slightest amount of good in another. Parker knows
even the most revolting character will have something
worthy of respect or, at the very least, sympathy.
mates;; Parker has never had a mate. She isn't very good at
keeping ones attention very long. The fae doesn't
plan on having a crush any time soon,
but then again, she never has.
back story;;Parker was born in a huge puppy mill not 30 miles
away from where she is now. The place was filled with
cramped cages, many different breeds of dogs, and
was not healthy, nor safe, for any living creature. She
was bred to start the next line of mothers, until one
fateful day, someone rescued her. Not only did they rescue
her, but they rescued every animal there. Once in a clean
and safe environment, she was cleaned up and put in a
bigger cage. Soon, a nice couple came in and took her home.
There, she realized that the caged life wasn't for her. Even
if she wasn't physically in a cage, she was emotionally tied
down to her new home. She ran off after a few months of
living with the people. She has been on the streets for a while
now, surviving by herself any way possible. She has made a few
acquaintances, but no real friends. Now, here she is, ready to
move on with her life.