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Oakheart - Iris's Pack Dec 7, 2013 18:45:31 GMT -3

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Post by Oakheart on Dec 7, 2013 18:45:31 GMT -3

Name: Oakheart

Identity Crisis
Full Name: Oakheart
Nick Names: Oak, Oakie
Gender: Male
Breed: Wolf
Age: 26 moons
Rank: Guard
Alliance: Iris's Pack

Looking In The Mirror
Eye Color: Amber
Pelt: White & Black
Build: Stocky, large and muscular like his father
Identifying Features: White face and legs with a black stripe running up from his nose.
Any Defects: Nein

Personality Traits:

Brave
Easily led astray
Reckless, hot headed
Proud to a fault
Loyal
Wants to be Romulus one day.

History:

Born the eldest to Libby and Timber, 26 moons before, Oakheart was named by his father in hopes of giving a strong name to a strong son, following in the tree-related naming tradition of his family.
As a pup he watched his father, just a soldier at the time, and yearned to be like him, and once his father became the Bolverk, he knew that one day he wanted to grow in ranks and make his father proud.
Lucky enough to be offered a spot training under a guard, Oakheart strove to do his best and graduated a whole moon early from training. While the position of a guard is enough for the young wolf, he has his sights set on the position of Romulusm as he believes that the Alpha family is more than suitable for the position they hold and does not wish to change the seat of power only to upset the camp, nor does he think himself strong enough to fight the Heir, Gabe.
As strays began to join the pack, Oakheart listened to his mother and father bicker on the position. Timber didn't like it, but believed that Bobby was wise and would only do what was best, while Libby disliked the dogs and agreed with the others that they should leave. Oakheart didn't know how to feel one way or another, but found that the strays weren't bad.
This changed, however, once a certain she-wolf joined the pack and the whispers in his ears grew louder, all of his packmates around him relating how much better they would be without the "mongrels" and how much more prey they'd have, how much easier winter would be, and despite his initial welcoming nature to the strays, he slowly turned against them, convinced by the others that they would be better off without them. After all, it's a dog eat dog world.

Weighing The Odds: