Before settling down on Siren Island, she was known to never have a permanent address, instead, she moved around the island staying with different men. She has a tendency to act tyrannical and bratty when someone even mildly inconveniences her.
She also has less of a heart-shaped face, and she has a beauty mark on her left cheek.Īlthough she has an English accent like her sister, Crimson talks at a more relaxed pace. She has a lighter shade of pink on the inside of her ears, and no dark fur on her back. In spite of this and her constant quarrels with her sister, Crimson was proven to genuinely care for her family and she desired to avenge the death of her grandmother Rose, whose death she had witnessed and was evidently horrified by.Ĭrimson looks a lot like Clover, but unlike Clover, Crimson has sapphire blue eyes, pink eyelids, and a pink tinge to her orange fur. Crimson felt a notable degree of both resentment and envy for her sister, Clover, the former for how she believed Clover had never made time for her when they were children, the latter born of, according to Crimson, the knowledge that while she was the favourite of the twins, Clover was the one of whom both parents were “always proud”. She is also prone to holding resentments and is known to put a lot of time and effort into getting revenge. She is also very flirtatious, namely to King Julien and then later Sage. Or Rico speaking to Skipper mostly in Spanish (I hc Rico as Mexican or smth and Skipper was hiding there for 8 years… so he must know spanish) because it’s just easier to him than speaking English.Crimson is mischievous, selfish, fun-loving, and reckless. Like Kowalski switching between Polish and English from time to time just because he forgot a word in one of them.Īnd Private knowing basic Polish just because how many polish people emigrated to England.
Headconing most tpom characters as a variety of nationalities is fun, but also… penguins switching between English and their national languages or those that they learned over time
0 kommentar(er)
