Post by Breaker on Jan 1, 2008 20:19:07 GMT -5
Part 1: The Profile
Name: Breaker
Species: Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)
Age: 2 years, 4 months
Gender: Male
Pack: Cedar Mountain Pack
Physical Appearance: Breaker is a large gray wolf. He is well muscled and has a lean, sinewy look. Breaker has bright amber eyes which give off a look of wisdom. His head is a mixture of light and dark smoky gray. Breaker’s underside is a pale cream color which runs from the bottom of his neck all the down to the beginning of his tail. This cream color is broke only in two places, where two black bars run under his neck. The top of his body is a mixture of light gray and smoky gray with a cinnamon tint. The top of his tail is a dark smoke gray and the tip of his tail is black. Breakers ears are the same smoky gray as the rest of his body. Breaker is large and is a fast runner with great endurance. Breaker has great hearing, smelling, and eyesight, the great traits a wolf should have. He is a strong hunter and fighter.
Short Description: Large, strong, lean sinewy gray wolf, amber eyes. Noble, just, kind, strong leader.
Personality: Breaker is a noble and just wolf. He has a great sense of right and wrong and has a level head on a strong body. Breaker is kind and caring and will show attention to every member in his pack. Breaker is a great leader and, thought young, has earned the trust of his pack. Breaker hates evil and will do everything in his power to destroy it. Breaker is great with pups and all the pups in the Cedar Mountain Pack love him. He holds everyone to an honor system, if you respect him, he will respect you. Breaker tries to hold a sense of respect to the world and himself. Breaker can be very hard on himself at times, sometimes too hard, taking in every little detail.
Belongings: A blue, saphire stone Breaker found at the Davidson River. He keeps it in his den.
History: Breaker was born into the Wildlife Refuge. There he lived the first year of his life, under the close, watchful eye of humans while remaining a wild. Breaker was chosen as one of the wolves for the introduction project and was placed on Cedar Mountain with other gray wolves to form the Cedar Mountain Pack. When he reached age two, Breaker challenged the ageing Alpha of his pack for the Alpha position. Breaker beat the old Alpha in a fight and became the new Alpha. Since then no wolf has dared challenged him. Breaker is now a young leader but leads his pack through thick and thin, and they respect him as a good leader.
Family and Relationships: Breakers father is Redoak and his mother is Brook. He has a younger brother Ashgrove and a younger sister Lily that were from the same litter as him. Breakers parents are at the Wildlife Refuge as he, along with his siblings, were introduced into Pisgah National Forest.
Part 2: Writing Sample
Writing Sample: The crescent moon shown down upon Pisgah National Forest, casting an eerie glow on the forest floor. The hoo-ho hoo-hooooo of a Great Horned Owl could be heard from the distance. Breaker perked his keen ears at the noise, being constantly alert for anything. He stood at the head of his pack, the Cedar Mountain Pack, who were awaiting his orders to commence the hunt on a herd of caribou. The Alpha Wolf gave the signal, a flick of his tail, for the wolf pack to commence hunting. Breaker had picked out an old caribou that was lagging behind the heard at its nightly feed. Two wolves began to circle around to the right side of the caribou, to try and chase it down the mountain slope and into the jaws of Breaker and two other wolves.
With a howl the two wolves began the chase, and Breaker and his two packmates raced down the slope, ready to intercept the caribou as soon as the two runner wolves had separated it from the herd. The signal came, a loud yelp which was the signal for Breaker to move in. With the silent stealth that only a wolf could muster, the three wolves attacked. Breaker’s job was the jugular, and that was where he was headed. Rip out the jugular, rip out the jugular, the phrase raced through the hunting wolf’s mind. The wolf next to him latched on to the back of caribou, which bellowed in pain. It was time; Breaker charged at the throat and thrashed out with his jaws. He sunk his razor sharp teeth in and tasted the warm blood from the throat. With a harsh thrash Breaker ripped out the prey’s throat. The caribou went a little father than toppled down. The wolf pack had succeeded in hunting. He smiled and wagged his tail. “You did well,” he told the wolves around him and then commenced howling the success of the hunt.
Name: Breaker
Species: Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)
Age: 2 years, 4 months
Gender: Male
Pack: Cedar Mountain Pack
Physical Appearance: Breaker is a large gray wolf. He is well muscled and has a lean, sinewy look. Breaker has bright amber eyes which give off a look of wisdom. His head is a mixture of light and dark smoky gray. Breaker’s underside is a pale cream color which runs from the bottom of his neck all the down to the beginning of his tail. This cream color is broke only in two places, where two black bars run under his neck. The top of his body is a mixture of light gray and smoky gray with a cinnamon tint. The top of his tail is a dark smoke gray and the tip of his tail is black. Breakers ears are the same smoky gray as the rest of his body. Breaker is large and is a fast runner with great endurance. Breaker has great hearing, smelling, and eyesight, the great traits a wolf should have. He is a strong hunter and fighter.
Short Description: Large, strong, lean sinewy gray wolf, amber eyes. Noble, just, kind, strong leader.
Personality: Breaker is a noble and just wolf. He has a great sense of right and wrong and has a level head on a strong body. Breaker is kind and caring and will show attention to every member in his pack. Breaker is a great leader and, thought young, has earned the trust of his pack. Breaker hates evil and will do everything in his power to destroy it. Breaker is great with pups and all the pups in the Cedar Mountain Pack love him. He holds everyone to an honor system, if you respect him, he will respect you. Breaker tries to hold a sense of respect to the world and himself. Breaker can be very hard on himself at times, sometimes too hard, taking in every little detail.
Belongings: A blue, saphire stone Breaker found at the Davidson River. He keeps it in his den.
History: Breaker was born into the Wildlife Refuge. There he lived the first year of his life, under the close, watchful eye of humans while remaining a wild. Breaker was chosen as one of the wolves for the introduction project and was placed on Cedar Mountain with other gray wolves to form the Cedar Mountain Pack. When he reached age two, Breaker challenged the ageing Alpha of his pack for the Alpha position. Breaker beat the old Alpha in a fight and became the new Alpha. Since then no wolf has dared challenged him. Breaker is now a young leader but leads his pack through thick and thin, and they respect him as a good leader.
Family and Relationships: Breakers father is Redoak and his mother is Brook. He has a younger brother Ashgrove and a younger sister Lily that were from the same litter as him. Breakers parents are at the Wildlife Refuge as he, along with his siblings, were introduced into Pisgah National Forest.
Part 2: Writing Sample
Writing Sample: The crescent moon shown down upon Pisgah National Forest, casting an eerie glow on the forest floor. The hoo-ho hoo-hooooo of a Great Horned Owl could be heard from the distance. Breaker perked his keen ears at the noise, being constantly alert for anything. He stood at the head of his pack, the Cedar Mountain Pack, who were awaiting his orders to commence the hunt on a herd of caribou. The Alpha Wolf gave the signal, a flick of his tail, for the wolf pack to commence hunting. Breaker had picked out an old caribou that was lagging behind the heard at its nightly feed. Two wolves began to circle around to the right side of the caribou, to try and chase it down the mountain slope and into the jaws of Breaker and two other wolves.
With a howl the two wolves began the chase, and Breaker and his two packmates raced down the slope, ready to intercept the caribou as soon as the two runner wolves had separated it from the herd. The signal came, a loud yelp which was the signal for Breaker to move in. With the silent stealth that only a wolf could muster, the three wolves attacked. Breaker’s job was the jugular, and that was where he was headed. Rip out the jugular, rip out the jugular, the phrase raced through the hunting wolf’s mind. The wolf next to him latched on to the back of caribou, which bellowed in pain. It was time; Breaker charged at the throat and thrashed out with his jaws. He sunk his razor sharp teeth in and tasted the warm blood from the throat. With a harsh thrash Breaker ripped out the prey’s throat. The caribou went a little father than toppled down. The wolf pack had succeeded in hunting. He smiled and wagged his tail. “You did well,” he told the wolves around him and then commenced howling the success of the hunt.
