Mousy's cats.

[Mousy]

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[Mousy]

.: The Darkness and Hurricanes Egg ::

.: Homosexuality is found in a lot of species, but religion is only found in ours. :.

Don't be fooled by its name - the Darkness and Hurricanes Egg is, in fact, one of the most pleasant eggs in this Clutch (and there is a lot of competition for the rank - this is a wholly friendly Clutch). Situated with the Thorns and Roses Egg and the Monochrome Butterflies Egg, it seems quite happy, just off to one side. While it leans against the Thorns and Roses Egg, seeming generally preoccupied with its existance, it takes a great interest in the rest of its Clutchmates - although it sometimes seems to come over rather protective of the Monochrome Butterflies Egg (which, oddly, the black-white-and-grey egg doesn't seem to object to). However, despite its dark appearance, this is, quite possibly, the friendliest egg in this Clutch. But next to how it looks - bceause, yes, this is a stripy egg: predominally, at least. It has black and dark-red stripes, as well as some splotches of grey - the splotches are pretty interesting, although they don't apepar to be in any particularly shape: it's just a particularly splotchy egg, which is interesting, to say the least. Oh well. Interestingly, this is rather a shy egg - it is rather difficult to get it to coe "out of its shell", as it were, when touching it. But, particularly when one is particularly familiar with it, this egg is exceptionally friendly, almost to a fault. Definitely a thoroughly caring and happy egg, that's the Darkness and Hurricanes Egg.

.: The Monochrome Butterflies Egg ::

.: You got there first, you basterd [sic]! :.

Distinctly monochromatic, but still extremely cheerful. That's this egg, and that's pretty much all it is. It sits near the Darkness and Hurricanes Egg, not quite touching it but near enough to be able to touch it, and right next to the Rainbow Girl Egg, this egg is, pretty much, the very living embodiment of cheer and happiness, most of the time. Because, while it generally seems pretty positive, it is sometimes evident that there is something weighing down on it that it can't admit to anyone - but still, it is generally pretty simple - and rather a nice egg to look at, with its simple design. One half of the shell of the Monochrome Butterflies is split into two colours - black and white. On each side of the shell, however, there are butterflies of the opposite colour. All in all, this is a pretty beatiful egg, although it would never believe it. The eggs it is situated near make it look smaller than it is, but it is, in reality, quite a large egg