moosewood

personality

selfish: she's always charged on ahead with what she wants to do, without care what anybody else thinks. luckily, this isn't too terrible an attitude for a scout, and she's generally aligned with Leulerad's goals. now that she's leader, responses are... mixed. Moosewood has a lot of new, grand ideas, and while a lot of her packmates like them, a lot of them don't.

ambitious: as a former scout, and one under Leulerad's guidance at that, Moosewood is very eager for the Pines to learn more about the surrounding area - and to form alliances with even the most distant packs, to expand their influence across a further range. the Pines could be something great, she thinks.

bold: it's not that Moosewood doesn't take advice. she largely leaves the hunters and the denminders to their devices, and Leulerad has the greatest control over the scouts. but when Moosewood is in pursuit of a goal, she'll happily discard what others say if it doesn't suit her aims. she knows the risks - and she's perfectly willing to take them.

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history

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relationships

Huckleberry: mother.

Juniper: older sister. they largely get along, but when they don't, they really don't. the slightest difference in approach lends itself to massive arguments, neither willing to concede the tiniest bit of ground. luckily for them - and their packmates - they have similar outlooks, and such disagreements are rare.

Pampas: nephew. they were scouts together for a few moons, and Moosewood took it upon herself to teach him the proper way to do things.

Leulerad: friend. when Moosewood was a scout, Leulerad was her superior; now Moosewood is hers, and it's a strange feeling. still, Moosewood defers to her in matters of exploration, for Leulerad holds it in her head better than any other. many of Moosewood's ideas come from Leulerad, in fact; they just have... a little extra added onto them. Leulerad wants to explore - Moosewood wants to grow.

Lerifyac: predecessor as leader of the Pines. they weren't especially close, but towards the end of her life, Lerifyac could tell the direction that the Pines were leaning. she kept an eye on Moosewood, gave her advice where she was able to; Moosewood appreciated the guidance, and did accept it where it suited her ambitions. but she and Lerifyac are very different wolves.

Haustik: succeeded Moosewood as leader. when Moosewood was alive, Haustik was one of her scouts.

Chasteberry: son.