Name: Frankly Quitesharp (Officially: SID NRC-004)

Race: Splice

If a Splice, what kind: Mountain Lion (Gamma)

Age: 19

Gender: Male

Sexuality (if a virgin, put Unknown): Oblivious

Eye color: Brown

Hair Color (if applicable): Sandy/brown/boreal forest predator


Physical Description: A 6'6" tall, human-shaped mountain lion, with an athletic physique. His he has wide paw hands, a short snout and a look in his eyes like everything is food. He has mostly light-brown fur, with dark patches hear and there, as would be common for a mountain lion.

Personality: Frank is both very dedicated to his job, and seemingly quite flighty. He abhors the mistreatment and poaching/murder of animals (his programming), and has been known to attack murderers and hunters. He was removed to Sanctuary because, while good at his job, he is too unstable for Canadian law enforcement. He does, thankfully, know the difference between a cruel act, and a not-cruel one (such as predation/hunting for food, or 'putting down' an animal).

When not active, or working, he climbs things and lazes there until dinner.

Bio/History:
Frank was created as part of a species preservation program in Western Canada. He was raised to hunt poachers and woodland ne'er-do-wells. His programming focused on law, especially for animals/Natural resources/fisheries, etc. Somehow his task of protecting animals extended to Splices and to human children.At times, he was given permission for more violent responses. Other times, he decided to himself.

After a few too many events where he took matters into his own hands, he was deemed a failure for the program and taken to Sanctuary for hopeful rehabilitation.

Frankly named himself quite by accident. He had participated in his first bust, and while his keeper ran the media interview, he got distracted and after licking a paw said "Hmm, that's frankly quite sharp." It was a well-timed statement, the reporter asking Frankly's name. Everyone paused, the keeper turned stared blankly at the mutant cat, turned to the reporter and said. "Yes, that's Frank."

If a Splice, how does this character react to other Splices? About the same as humans, though he feels a strong urge to protect them (his pro-animal programming), especially if he sees signs of abuse. May be paternal to them.

If a Splice, how does this character react to humans? Act badly, and get a face-full of claw. Otherwise, he is mostly ambivalent to them, since they rarely cross his path. Except toddlers and children - he would play with them rather than work.

Anything else we should know about your character?
Finds having to wear a collar demeaning - a feeling only mitigating because it would be bad-ass black-and-yellow.