Profile of Genevieve

Underestimating the creature of beauty with the possession of a smaller frame. Dainty paws would carry her amongst the tree lines of shadows to the world of the sun. The outer layer of fur comes with an intricate but intoxicating pattern of grey, blues, and white ash. Each color experiences its place amongst the pelt and melts into one another - complementing its counterpart. A deeper hue of grey falls along with her facial features, before following into the softer shade of the ash white. Amongst the deepened bluish-grey lies a color that is not like the rest. Eyes of lavender fall between her nose - glowing softly against her pelt. Truly, the female does not know where her true beauty lies. Amongst the softened expression that makes others feel warmth down to their souls.

Scent -

Summer: Black raspberry and vanilla
Spring: Clean cotton, driftwood, and lavender
Fall: Mountain pine, chestnut, with a hint of cinnamon
Winter: Cinnamon chai

Merle mutation

Captivating: The female surely knows how to call attention to a room, whether it be from her unique look or the aura that inhabits the air around her. Neutral would grasp against her facial features, meeting the eyes of those around her. Never one to cower to her peers, nor would she find herself wanting to step on them. She shows the respect that she is given in return.

Lyrical: Her speech gives off a light airy tone, calmly explaining herself in almost a poetry-style way. Calling forth the desire to bring forth life in her words, wanting those around her to look up in all directions and wish to know what she is trying to say.

Quiet: More so calculating in the mind of her endless questions and the call to understand all. It is deemed that those who are quiet can listen and retain knowledge around her.

Original: She is not one to follow the trends or ideologies of others without reason. Instead, she allows those to enjoy their individuality, so much as she wishes to ask for their opinion on matters rather than they agree just for the sake of saving an argument.

Naive: Her mind... though holds knowledgable encounters of various books it seems as though her heart does not allow the mind to interact. Having been broken hearted in the past, with her disappointments with men in general. Continuously believing that this would be the last of all heartbreaks. Alas, it never is. Whenever will she learn? Perhaps she won't.

A Lady and a Lord decided to encounter a romantic partnership - involving their parents to become the matchmaker of their loveless marriage. Both prosper with the accomplishments that their parents set out for them. Her mother gained respect by becoming the Lady of her household while her father emerged into the power of her grandfather's last name. Together they were a force to be reckoned with, the name they held would become whispers between their nation and soon enough business deals would conspire. Wanting nothing more than to belong in the good graces of the elite couple they would soon give birth to three daughters and a son. A favored amongst the four was of course the only male heir to their father's estate of riches.

Growing up, the three females would be placed in the care of a governess, expressed the importance of becoming nothing but respectable ladies amongst the nobles. There was one in particular who was far too curious. Always asking questions that would be left unanswered or the unsatisfactory "because this is how it is done". It seemed the plan had worked for the two others, they were given in the paws of marriage and promises before they turned one. Genevieve was the prize of the sisters, the talk of how a nobleman would be with such a decadent creature. She refused their marriage proposals - deciding it was best to keep to her books. No man wanted a smart wife, they only wished for them to blindly walk amongst their side and bore them an heir. She refused to belong to such a faction, instead, she scared the men away with such haste that her parents had no other choice than to leave her be. Disappointment hung on their shoulders and to get rid of such an unruly child they delivered her to the school. Believing that she would be back to the cushion lifestyle, but instead Genevieve held more wonderment and curiosity and decided to stay.