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Description

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Name: Eglantine
Gender: Female / Doe
Pronouns: She / Her
Orientation: Heterosexual, polyamorous
Age: 6 years old
Species: Common. Eglantine’s genes are based on roe and mule deer.
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Mother: Clementine (NPC)
Father: Faroh (NPC)
Siblings: N/A [OPEN!]

Adoptive mother: [OPEN!]

Mate(s): None [OPEN!]
Past Partner(s): Cole (NPC), [OPEN!]

Fawns: She has mothered two fawns, yet they are no longer alive.
Adopted fawns: [OPEN!]

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Height: 4’5 at the withers
Weight: About 300-380 lbs depending on season and health.
Appearance: Eglantine stands out as whole, her coat a rare albino hue, her eyes a striking red that pierces through the gloom. Her long, flowing tail sways gently, complementing the curls of fur adorning her neck and big ears. Despite her feminine build and strong legs, her expression carries a perpetual sadness, lending an air of mystery to her presence
Health: Healthy | Alive
Fertility: 3% (Infertile)

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Herd: Agartha
Task: N/A (Aspiring Giver)
Rank: 0

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Personality:

Eglantine is a peculiar deer, embodying a juxtaposition of traits that make her an enigma to those who encounter her. Despite her gentle nature akin to that of a nurturing mother, she exudes an aura of gloominess and ill-temperament that keeps others at bay. Quiet and mysterious, she prefers the solace of shadowy groves and the quiet depths of the forest, where she can retreat from the prying eyes of the world.
Despite her aversion to attention, Eglantine possesses a subtle magnetism that draws others to her, albeit cautiously. Her quiet demeanor and the air of mystery surrounding her often pique curiosity, inviting others to unravel the layers of her complex personality. However, she remains elusive, revealing only fragments of herself to those she deems trustworthy.
Deeply introspective, Eglantine harbors a wealth of emotions beneath her stoic exterior. She grapples with inner turmoil and past traumas, which contribute to her melancholic disposition. Yet, despite her struggles, she possesses a profound empathy and sensitivity towards others, especially those who are similarly wounded or lost.
As a motherly figure, Eglantine's gentle nature shines through when caring for those she holds dear. She nurtures and protects with fierce determination, offering comfort and guidance in times of need. Despite her reluctance to forge bonds, she forms deep connections with a select few, fiercely loyal to those who earn her trust.
In essence, Eglantine is a complex and intriguing character, embodying the delicate balance between darkness and light. While her gloominess and reticence may deter some, those who take the time to understand her will discover a soul as tender and compassionate as it is enigmatic.

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History:

Eglantine was born into a world that rejected her from the moment she entered it. Her mother, a doe of the wild herd, had dreamt of a fawn with the grace and elegance of the herd, but Eglantine's appearance shattered those dreams. Born with albinism, her fur was as white as fresh snow, her eyes a pale shade that seemed to pierce through the darkness of the forest.
From the very beginning, Eglantine faced harsh shunning from her own mother. Instead of the tender love and nurturing that a newborn fawn should receive, she was met with disdain and disappointment. Her mother couldn't bear the sight of her own daughter's otherness, and this rejection cut Eglantine deeply.
As Eglantine grew, her differences began to attract unwanted attention from predators lurking in the woods. Her stark white coat made her an easy target, and her family soon found themselves facing danger because of her presence. Unable to bear the threat she posed to the herd, her parents made the heart-wrenching decision to abandon her in the depths of the forest, hoping she would either fend for herself or meet a swift end.
Alone and vulnerable, Eglantine wandered through the woods, crying out for her mother, her heart heavy with sorrow and longing for the family that had cast her aside. But fate intervened in the form of another doe, a kind and nurturing soul who took pity on the abandoned fawn.
The doe took Eglantine under her wing, raising her as her own and showering her with the love and care she had never known. Together, they joined the Agartha herd, finding acceptance and belonging among their new family. Eglantine grew up alongside doe's guidance, learning the ways of the forest and finding solace in the company of her adoptive mother.
But life in the forest was not without its trials. As a young adult, Eglantine found herself falling in love with a handsome stag named Cole. Their love burned bright, but tragedy soon struck when Eglantine fell pregnant with twins. The joy of impending motherhood quickly turned to despair as complications arose during birth, and Eglantine lost her precious children before they even had a chance to draw their first breath.
Devastated by the loss, Eglantine found herself adrift once again. Cole, unable to bear the pain of their shared grief, distanced himself from her, leaving Eglantine to navigate her sorrow alone. And though she sought solace in the arms of others, she found herself unable to conceive again, haunted by the memory of her lost children.
Now, Eglantine roams the Agartha woods in solitude, her heart heavy with the weight of her past. She is a lone wanderer forever haunted by the ghosts of what could have been. But amidst the pain and sorrow, she finds moments of peace, knowing that she is not truly alone, for she carries the love of her adoptive mother and the memory of her lost children in her heart always.
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Design and Artwork: RElGNAR

Please do not steal or use this without my permission.

Description

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Name: Eglantine
Gender: Female / Doe
Pronouns: She / Her
Orientation: Heterosexual, polyamorous
Age: 6 years old
Species: Common. Eglantine’s genes are based on roe and mule deer.
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Mother: Clementine (NPC)
Father: Faroh (NPC)
Siblings: N/A [OPEN!]

Adoptive mother: [OPEN!]

Mate(s): None [OPEN!]
Past Partner(s): Cole (NPC), [OPEN!]

Fawns: She has mothered two fawns, yet they are no longer alive.
Adopted fawns: [OPEN!]

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Height: 4’5 at the withers
Weight: About 300-380 lbs depending on season and health.
Appearance: Eglantine stands out as whole, her coat a rare albino hue, her eyes a striking red that pierces through the gloom. Her long, flowing tail sways gently, complementing the curls of fur adorning her neck and big ears. Despite her feminine build and strong legs, her expression carries a perpetual sadness, lending an air of mystery to her presence
Health: Healthy | Alive
Fertility: 3% (Infertile)

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Herd: Agartha
Task: N/A (Aspiring Giver)
Rank: 0

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Personality:

Eglantine is a peculiar deer, embodying a juxtaposition of traits that make her an enigma to those who encounter her. Despite her gentle nature akin to that of a nurturing mother, she exudes an aura of gloominess and ill-temperament that keeps others at bay. Quiet and mysterious, she prefers the solace of shadowy groves and the quiet depths of the forest, where she can retreat from the prying eyes of the world.
Despite her aversion to attention, Eglantine possesses a subtle magnetism that draws others to her, albeit cautiously. Her quiet demeanor and the air of mystery surrounding her often pique curiosity, inviting others to unravel the layers of her complex personality. However, she remains elusive, revealing only fragments of herself to those she deems trustworthy.
Deeply introspective, Eglantine harbors a wealth of emotions beneath her stoic exterior. She grapples with inner turmoil and past traumas, which contribute to her melancholic disposition. Yet, despite her struggles, she possesses a profound empathy and sensitivity towards others, especially those who are similarly wounded or lost.
As a motherly figure, Eglantine's gentle nature shines through when caring for those she holds dear. She nurtures and protects with fierce determination, offering comfort and guidance in times of need. Despite her reluctance to forge bonds, she forms deep connections with a select few, fiercely loyal to those who earn her trust.
In essence, Eglantine is a complex and intriguing character, embodying the delicate balance between darkness and light. While her gloominess and reticence may deter some, those who take the time to understand her will discover a soul as tender and compassionate as it is enigmatic.

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History:

Eglantine was born into a world that rejected her from the moment she entered it. Her mother, a doe of the wild herd, had dreamt of a fawn with the grace and elegance of the herd, but Eglantine's appearance shattered those dreams. Born with albinism, her fur was as white as fresh snow, her eyes a pale shade that seemed to pierce through the darkness of the forest.
From the very beginning, Eglantine faced harsh shunning from her own mother. Instead of the tender love and nurturing that a newborn fawn should receive, she was met with disdain and disappointment. Her mother couldn't bear the sight of her own daughter's otherness, and this rejection cut Eglantine deeply.
As Eglantine grew, her differences began to attract unwanted attention from predators lurking in the woods. Her stark white coat made her an easy target, and her family soon found themselves facing danger because of her presence. Unable to bear the threat she posed to the herd, her parents made the heart-wrenching decision to abandon her in the depths of the forest, hoping she would either fend for herself or meet a swift end.
Alone and vulnerable, Eglantine wandered through the woods, crying out for her mother, her heart heavy with sorrow and longing for the family that had cast her aside. But fate intervened in the form of another doe, a kind and nurturing soul who took pity on the abandoned fawn.
The doe took Eglantine under her wing, raising her as her own and showering her with the love and care she had never known. Together, they joined the Agartha herd, finding acceptance and belonging among their new family. Eglantine grew up alongside doe's guidance, learning the ways of the forest and finding solace in the company of her adoptive mother.
But life in the forest was not without its trials. As a young adult, Eglantine found herself falling in love with a handsome stag named Cole. Their love burned bright, but tragedy soon struck when Eglantine fell pregnant with twins. The joy of impending motherhood quickly turned to despair as complications arose during birth, and Eglantine lost her precious children before they even had a chance to draw their first breath.
Devastated by the loss, Eglantine found herself adrift once again. Cole, unable to bear the pain of their shared grief, distanced himself from her, leaving Eglantine to navigate her sorrow alone. And though she sought solace in the arms of others, she found herself unable to conceive again, haunted by the memory of her lost children.
Now, Eglantine roams the Agartha woods in solitude, her heart heavy with the weight of her past. She is a lone wanderer forever haunted by the ghosts of what could have been. But amidst the pain and sorrow, she finds moments of peace, knowing that she is not truly alone, for she carries the love of her adoptive mother and the memory of her lost children in her heart always.
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Design and Artwork: RElGNAR

Please do not steal or use this without my permission.