WRENFEATHER, deputy of shadowclan [ WIP ]

{: WRENFEATHER :}

Past names: Wrenkit, Wrenpaw.
Future names: She is determined to one day earn the name wrenstar.
Age: Forty-six moons.
Parents: Lilyheart x Toadfoot.
Kin: All deceased.
Mate: Nope, not interested at the moment.
Kits: She had two unnamed kits about a moon after she became a warrior that were both born stillborn. Wrenfeather isn't sure if she will ever want any more.

Clan: ShadowClan.
Rank: Deputy.
Abilities: Wrenfeather is very level-headed and doesn't jump to conclusions, but instead investigates until she is certain of the situation. She's also intelligent and mature.
Disabilities: She doubts herself a lot and knows it, but she tries not to let that get to her. Wrenfeather doesn't really know how to have fun either, and her mind revolves completely around ShadowClan and what she can do to make it better and more successful. That dedication makes her a bit blinded to the rest of the world at times.
Main Attack Move: Wrenfeather does not have a main attack move. She highly dislikes fighting, unless it is absolutely necessary to defend her Clan. She finds it barbaric how some of the cats in her Clan seem to lust for blood and even have itches to get into battles just to test out their battle moves. However, when in battle, she likes to use a wide variety of moves. If you use one too much, your opponent might start to expecting what you will do next and that takes away the valuable element of surprise in a battle.

Basic Description: A slim, pretty light brown tabby she-cat with green eyes and a nervous yet controlled temperant.
Personality: Wrenfeather is kind-hearted young cat, who wants to do the best she possibly can for ShadowClan. She is one hundred percent dedicated to her Clan, which her entire life centers around. She has given up everything to serve it and StarClan- family, friends, life. She has worked her way from the ground up to get where she is now, and she's proud of that. Wrenfeather is reserved, modest, and a little more than different from her Clanmates and she knows that, but she doesn't care. She's secure in the knowledge that she's doing her best to make their lives better know matter what they think of her.
History: Wrenfeather was born and raised in ShadowClan. As a kit, she already knew that she wanted to be leader when she grew up and she, like most kits, couldn't wait until the day she became an apprentice. Her kithood was pretty average. Nothing much happened during it, other than her littermate dying before they had even opened their eyes, so that doesn't really have an impact in her daily life now. When she was apprenticed, she was given to a newly-appointed warrior at the time named Orangefur. Wrenfeather was less than thrilled, as Oaktail hadd always never seemed... worthy to her. She never in her life would have thought that he, the bumbling tom that didn't take anything serious, of all cats, would be appointed her mentor. It was like a nightmare to Wrenfeather, but she didn't complain not once. It wasn't her place. Gradually they began to train together, with her instructing him more than her, and they began to develop something of a relationship with him. It wasn't really friendship at first, but more like an understanding, but as a few moons passed it blossomed into friendship. Then into more. Wrenfeather isn't proud of it, but she ended up pregnant with Oailtail's kits about a moon before she was made a warrior. Oaktail died before she gave birth, or even before she could tell him that she was expecting. Wrenfeather gave birth to two stillborn kits that she never named, which was actually something of a relief for her. Kits just got in the way of what she hoped to accomplish in life, although the loss of them has always stayed with her. Her parents recently died of old age, but Wrenfeather still managed to work her way up and was later promoted to deputy, and is hoping to become leader someday soon.

Other accounts: None. This is my first and so far only account, which it will more than likely stay that way.
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Below is the deputy application as well. I saw that Nightshade applied as well, but I figured that since it's an application, that you will choose whichever you find more suitable for the spot. All apologies if my assumption is wrong. If Wrenfeather is not chosen as deputy, I will redo her as a warrior. (:

Name: Wrenfeather.

Biography: I believe you are looking at it? I'm not sure if there was something additional I was meant to make before applying, haha.

Clan: ShadowClan

Have you been a deputy before?: Not on here (this is my first character, haha), but I've played deputy numerous times in my eight year roleplay career.

If Yes, where?: Webs, Neopets, and various other sites such as Proboards and junk. It's been awhile since I've roleplayed Warriors anywhere but Neopets, so I don't have links to give you for proof but I can provide a roleplay sample with Wrenfeather is a deputy-related situation.

Why your character is a good choice: Wrenfeather is loyal to ShadowClan until the very end and would do anything for it. She genuinely cares more about doing her best for the Clan instead of the power that comes with the title, which she doesn't really care about. Her whole life centers around the Clan and she has worked herself to the point of almost passing out several times in her life, even back when she was an apprentice. Wrenfeather is also healthy and fit, as well as very mature and has experience on her side with her age. She is not afraid to question her leader to his face in private and give her input on the situation if she feels that they are going down the wrong path and she has a bad feeling about it.

Why your character is not a good choice: Wrenfeather is nervous and sometimes really unsure of herself. She has difficulty making quick decisions because she likes to think things through before acting on them. She can also come off rather stuck-up sometimes, but she really isn't. Her past involving getting pregnant before she was a warrior could also possibly be a huge turn-off when picking a deputy, so that could potentially be a problem. It really depends if the leader could have looked past that in order to promote her.