#jcasks

What is the technical stance on being a ship cat to clan cats? In the books I know warriors look down on kitty pets for the “soft life”, but does the same apply to ship cats? Even if Herons mother was a -star? How well known of a thing are they? And are they “ranked” above kittypets if they’re still looked down upon here?

I think I answered something similar to this in a prior post, but clan cats and ship cats are two ships passing in a storm (lol). Clan cats probably assume ship cats are rogues or kittypets, while ship cats are likely descendants of former clan cats/rogues. They create a bastardization of clan rules as they are scrambling for normalcy in a constantly moving territory (the ship).

You have saved me because I do like my accuracy. I will choose a better representation for him in the second go around. For every character I chose a theme flower that, based on Victorian flower symbolism, meant something for them. I will be keeping the cowrie, though, as I was aware they were on the African coast but I simply love them too much to change it.

As thanks, here are the hasty scribbles of the incoming cover.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Fun fact: our lil boy guy man would be one of those cats that eats everyone else's food. Full? Keep eating, in fact, eat the other guys food. Though Heron tried her best raising him, he still had notable food insecurity as Heron was only 7 moons old when she was thrust into the role of leader / hunter.