Written in the Stars

One line Description: A fuzzy, brown and cream tomcat with big, brown eyes

Descriptive Appearance: aper Towel is a medium sized Tom with a muted brown pelt. The underside of his body is all a lighter cream color, and his ears are a darker brown. His fur is quite short, though extremely thick and soft. This is quite lucky for him, as it hides a good deal of old scars. His tail is longer than average, and and he has a habit of twitching the tip, or resting it on the shoulder of a friend or sibling. His eyes, which are relatively large, are a deep brown. He has large, pointy ears, which are always twitching. He has long claws, which have help him get a grip on all the stuff he climbs around on. Though it will never give him a grip on reality. 
Finally, PT wears a tiny, cat-sized cowboy hat, which is held on by a cord beneath his chin. Nobody, least of all his brother, knows why he does this, but he does. 

Brief Personality: Impulsive, imaginative, gentle

Descriptive personality: 
Petey is a bit of a strange tomcat, to say the least. Admittedly, he never really grasped the idea of 'being normal', a trait that many may guess stems from how little contact he had with other cats when he was young. he will say completely random things, but act as if what he said was not at all unusual. He is very impulsive in both words and actions, which has caused him to get into a bit of trouble from time to time. He also seems to have very little concept of personal space, as he slowly creeps closer and pressed his face against others in an odd attempt at affection. 
Despite his strangeness, Paper Towel really does want to be a good boy, and tries to befriend almost anyone he sees. Unfortunately, he is not always good at guessing who would reciprocate these feelings. 

Parents: Delphine (NPC)
Siblings: Unknown
Adoptive brother: Oliver

Descriptive History: 50 words minimum, not required for kits
Petey cannot remember much of his youth, though he knows that he spent a lot of time living in different alleyways and trash cans. He has vague memories of a cat named Delphine, who he believes was his mother. She was a decent mother, though she always seemed to be looking for something else. However, one day, Delphine simply...didn't return. He and his siblings, who have become little more than fleeting images in his mind, stuck together for a short while, but one by one, each of them found somewhere else to go. A few of them died from eating poisoned food, a few found their own housefolk, and a few simply...vanished. Eventually, PT was alone. 
For moons, PT wandered by himself, trying out a few different lifestyles. He has been an alley cat, a mouser, and even had a few housefolk, but at the end of the day, he always found himself back on the street. Desperate for food, PT began sneaking into houses and stealing food. It was inevitable that he would eventually get caught. 
The shelter was cold and uncaring towards PT, as everyone was sure that he, a washed up alley cat, would never be adopted. For months, PT watched as two legs came in, gave him a glance, then rushed towards cute kittens and charming kitty pets. PT wasn't too bothered by the fact that no two legs wanted him, but he really was not keen on staying in a cage for his whole life. Day after day, he tried to escape. And, day after day, he was caught.  One day, a young couple came into the shelter, speaking with a strange accent, and constantly glancing at his cage. As usual, the owner of the shelter put them in a room with him, and they played for a while. And, as always, they looked at the kittens, and the fluffy cats, and everyone else. 
But then, the unthinkable happened. The next day, when the couple came back, it was his cage that they approached. It was...him that they took out. And petted. And took home. 
Petey was not sure what to think. He had never been properly adopted before. And what was more, they had another cat, a tom named Oliver. After a few days, Petey realized that this couple was not going to give up on him. And he was not going to give up on them. 
For the first time, Paper Towel had a real home.