NAME: Rowanmask

RANK: Warrior

AFFILIATION: RavenClan

IMMEDIATE KIN:

Heatherflame (mother)

Cedarbreeze (father)

Hawkstrike (brother)

Stoneshade (brother)

BASIC APPEARANCE: Ruddy tabby she-cat with golden eyes.

DETAILED APPEARANCE: Rowanmask is a thick-furred, ruddy tabby she-cat with lighter markings on her muzzle and tail tip, and bright golden eyes to match, every bit giving her a sharp, almost unforgiving appearance.

PERSONALITY & DESCRIPTION: This is a primary example of a cat many would question the motives of. Whether it be for their own safety or to fulfill their own intense curiosity, it is usually the question most ask whenever they strike up a conversation with this she-cat. As her name might suggest. She is inexperienced to put in lightly, in many more ways than one, but this is something she is quick to deny. However, she does hold a role over some cats that you would have to delve into to find out more. It all comes down to her family, strangely enough. With two older brothers and a mother and father that would lay down their lives for her, you would think she would be comfortable in the place she held in the family. But the fact is, she is sometimes too busy to notice and appreciate what she already has. For all the flaws she has, it never hurts to have one more; too much ambition and a common habit of getting whatever she wants. With her mother as deputy and her father a sibling to the Clan leader, it isn’t hard to see where her sense of entitlement came from. Despite her certainty in this area, Rowanmask is often conflicted with different morals and thoughts that she has to fight with each day. She has a respectable fear of authority that keeps her behavior in line, but it doesn’t take much to see that she has an almost unhealthy obsession with rules—the Warrior Code above all else. With that in mind, she can come across as the perfect representation of what a Clan cat is supposed to be: determined, loyal, and devoted to her morals. But looking a little deeper, one can see that this picture isn’t as flawless as it might appear.