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Image/Description: Short fur, white calico, with a long fur tail
Name: Tangletalon
Gender: Female
Clan: Windclan (but her dad was a thunder-shadow clan cat, and her mom was a wind-river clan cat)
Rank: Warrior
Personality/Skills: Brave, Hasty, Happy, Serious, Determined, Kind.
Important Notes: She left windclan for a bit and went to a city far away from the lake territory, and secretly had a kit there (father was a street cat) when she returned to the lake, she had the two cats that lived in the two-leg house in shadowclan territory protect her kit. The kits name was Tormen and was part of a later prophecie.
Ps. Can you think of a good warrior cat name that starts with Bat?
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOH SOMEBODY'S FINALLY USING BAT-!!!!!
can you tell i love that gorram name because i do
Name Rating: 5/10
Name Type: Canonical
Name Reasoning: Tangle-'s been addressed on here before, but I'm not gunna send you back through the pages to find it, so I'll give you the skinny: Tangle- does not describe a cat in a way that is useful. The purpose of a prefix, in my book, is to describe the cat's appearance, since they get this name at birth. Tangle- doesn't say anything other than "messy fur" (which isn't much of a compliment, haha).
As for -talon, it's already covered by -claw and -fang for any purpose it might actually have (which I will assume is fighting). Short report on that one, but that's all that really needs explaining.
Alternative Name: Patch-heart/Cherryheart. Patch- will more accurately describe her coat pattern, while Cherry- has to do with a "white, ginger or tortoiseshell cat" - which I combined for a calico color. The reasons I picked -heart are below.
Character Rating: 7/10
Character Reasoning: Tangletalon (Or Cherryheart, or Patch-heart) is a little muddied with her personality. She's brave, hasty, happy, serious, kind, and determined. Happy and serious are conflicting, and so are hasty and determined. I'll put forth that you need to organize exactly who she is. My suggested suffix, -heart, has to do with what I recommend.
A -heart cat has a strong belief in themselves, their goals, justice, and doing what's right. It takes a lot of nerve for a cat to leave their home and then come back hiding their own kit. I would use this for or against her - she's left her home, had a kit with a loner, and then came crawling back. How does she feel about that? Is she conflicted; ashamed? Does she sneak off regularly to visit her son (And, if I were you, I'd give him a more warrior-esque name, like Acorn or Tern or something instead of Torment - it's not a nice name for him or for anyone, and it's a bit cruel)? Think about the effects these decisions have on her, and play them out.
Now for the Bat-.
My personal favorite suffix to go with Bat- is -flower. Bat- is for a black or reddish black cat, and paired with flower it makes me think of this. And that ain't bad.
Of course, that would require them to be a motherly cat, or a fiercely protective queen. There's plenty of suffixes that could fit, but all of them have some personality and skill requirements. Do you have a cat's personality in mind? If you do, I'd love some more info; it's very helpful.