Name: Samorn
Pictogram: •
Gender: Doe

Current Set
Mardi Gras Pelt, Antelope Antlers

Behaviour
The first rule about approaching Samorn is to not do it. Watching her from afar seems to suit her just fine, as long as she doesn't realize you're there. She enjoys sitting just slightly outside a group of deer and enjoying their presense indirectly. If other deer approach her, she'll retreat into her shell and exhibit very awkward behaviour. This is due to her never growing up with proper socialization and so she just doesn't understand the proper etiquette in greeting other deer. She prefers the company of fawns because she finds them less intimidating than grown deer, although sometimes she will get fed up and leave if the fawns become too rowdy. Samorn must have control over a situation and will easily become overwhelmed if she lacks control. One of Samorn's main beliefs is that everything that happens has a purpose and that is how she interprets every situation. Nothing ever happens without a reason and it helps her cope with stressful or overwhelming situations if she thinks about the positive implications of it.

Appearance
Samorn has a fairly plain appearance, in comparison to some deer in the forest. The pelt she wears represents her connection the butterflies; they are her companions when she sleeps. The golden spots adorning her pelt shimmer in the moonlight, appearing almost reflective. Her fur is very sleek and smooth, feeling almost velvety to the touch. Samorn prefers never to wear a mask because she feels deer that wear them are very intimidating and she avoids deers who wear masks, especially skull masks. Her antlers continue her very streamlined appearance and they suit her just fine because they are simple and not too complicated and, again, not intimidating.