<font face="riesling">The Picture of Dorian Gray</font>

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The Picture of Dorian Gray
IP: 24.62.203.164
Posted on April 19, 2014 at 08:11:57 PM by Dorian

Dubbed as Dorian

Nicknamed Dorian Gray

The phase of unborn

The gender of a prince

His picture is: Dorian takes after his mother in many ways. He retains her soft, downy, white pelt, but hints of the lightest gray reside in his, weaved throughout his pelt (these genes were taken from his father). His stature too will be rather petite, but not so much so that it is obvious unless one is close to him. One of Dorian's eyes has the coloration of deep blue-green, though takes more deep green than blue. The other is a very very pale gray and is clouded over as he is blind in this eye and will be from birth. This is not immediately apparent though. On thing that is however is that, due to unknown causes during his development, Dorian will be born with three legs.

Programmed: Dorian is very shy and sweet once you get to know him. He is quite the homebody and likes to be near his family. He is very determined when he puts his mind to something and doesn't let his disabilities hold him back. He is often a quitter though, if the going gets too tough and relies heavily on others despite the fact that he doesn't want to and generally turns away offers of help. He will be very self-conscious as he ages and thinks others will see him as weak if he asks for help. This may change as he grows up and realizes that he is not weak in the least. Dorian is relatively patient and can take a lot before he snaps. When he does, he lashes out at others and broods for a while before forgiving them (assuming they have not done something absolutely horrible). Dorian's own worst enemy is himself. He thinks he that he often cannot do things and therefore does not bother trying. He thinks he is not good enough to do certain things and does not believe he deserves what he has. Which leads us to our next point.

Dorian believes that he has sinned and that is the cause of his defects. The missing leg, he thinks, is because of anger (wrath) and his eye is due to lust he had in a past life (though he would never tell this last part to anyone). He tries to lead a "pure" life in an attempt to redeem himself and to one day be normal. He thinks that this may happen as he is surrealist. Dorian does not wish to believe that evil lurks in the world (this may be difficult for his mother as she was forced) and has the idyllic, childhood notion that there is good in everyone and that the world is perfect. He will hold onto this, more as a dream than anything, when he finally realizes the harshness of the world.

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Accepted! - By DarQ April 19, 2014 at 11:12:22 PM

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