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I decided to re-upload Aislin's reference sheet.
(As much as I enjoy "Moontouched", I don't think I want to put her in that universe).

So here's her info::

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:: Essentials ::

Name -- Aislin T. Carwin
Age -- Appears to look 29
Species -- Werewolf
Ethnicity -- Caucasian/Native American/Black-American
Gender -- Female
Occupation -- Unemployed

:: Appearance ::

Eye Color -- Golden orange
Hair Color -- Off-white to dark gray
Human Height -- 5'10"
Werewolf Height -- 7'9"
Feral Height -- 4'6"
Beast Height -- 13'0"
Accessories -- Fang earring
Appearance -- Aislin usually prefers to run around in either her Werewolf or Beast form. And should she ever transform back into her human disguise, she would be most comfortable walking around in nothing. Clothing is not something she normally has. However, should she ever be in need of clothes, tanned hide would probably work just fine. She would probably steal clothing from a dead human or from some unfortunate person to cross her path. She doesn't usually keep the company of... civilized people.

:: Places ::

Birth Place -- (What is to be) Glacier National Park

:: Personality ::

Overall -- Aislin is a lonely, wandering bitch with a god-complex and likes to follow her own rules.

Grumpy and short-tempered, Aislin usually likes to keep to herself. Wandering around the country by herself has made it pretty difficult for her to fit into "normal" society. She does not conform to normal standards. For example, if you're supposed to wear clothes in public, she would not. Besides that, she's not much of a "people person". Living on her own has made the few polite manners she had go to the wayside. You don't need to know how to pour tea if you're chasing down your dinner.

When in the company of others, she likes to keep to her self. Aislin usually only speaks if she has something useful to contribute to a conversation; she's not the type to make small talk. She finds that there is nothing to be gained by it. She doesn't care about human issues - or even the issues of other werewolves. Especially if those issues conflict with her own ideals.

Determined and set in her ways, Aislin has a sharp wit and can be very stubborn. While she had a standard education, that doesn't necessarily means she's intelligent. She knows how to count and do basic math. She can read and write, though it has probably been awhile since she's done either. However, when it comes to street smarts and the history of the Carwin werewolf bloodline, she is an ace. She can recite the names of her ancestors and their skills - from both sides of her family. When it comes to common sense, Aislin knows how to handle herself. That does not mean she's a battle strategist - most definitely far from it. If beating an opponent into the ground doesn't work the first time, there's always the second - or the third - try.

She has a low tolerance for annoyances and can be sarcastic and cynical. Despite her gruffness, she does take pride in loyalty - to either herself or something she believes in. She has a dominant personality, but not always inherently violent. That does not mean she doesn't have her rampages. Control is important, but even a Carwin werewolf's senses can become clouded. Although she is usually crass and rude to most, she is polite around those she considers to be of "pure blood".

All in all, Aislin just prefers to do things her way...

:: History ::

- Born into a long line of werewolves to Lucius and Janice Carwin in the wilds of the United States. Date of birth was June 2nd, 1810. Lucius was a town doctor and Janice was an escaped slave.
- Was kept away from the main society due to the prejudices her family faced (not because of being werewolves, but because of the nature of her parent's relationship).
- Underwent her first transformation at the age of 11. Her parents were there to supervise the entire procedure - and to ensure that she carried on the Carwin bloodline.
- Wandered around and learned what it meant to be a Carwin werewolf
- Father was killed by a lone werewolf in broad daylight. The murderer escaped, but not without most of the town witnessing the attack.
- Aislin and her mother fled the town and headed deeper into the wilds of the U.S.
- They went their separate ways. Her mother joined a small pack in the forests of Alaska, while Aislin wandered around the rest of the country.
- Her current whereabouts are unknown...

:: Family Information ::

The Carwin werewolves are very particular about their bloodline. They will only have children with other "born" werewolves. They marry and breed with other strong bloodlines in order to strengthen their future progeny. "Bitten" werewolves are seen as a stain on the society as a whole, and a Carwin should never seek a relationship with one.

It is noted in the Carwin lineages that most of the family werwolves have had thick, dark fur. They are decently muscular, but not overly so. However, due to the mixed bloodlines, certain traits can appear in particular generations, but not in others. Only two other ancestors have ever had pale, white fur and further increased strength. Aislin has an atavism that makes her resemble her great, great, great, great grandfather (if only in her werewolf forms). However, due to the nature of this, her speed is heavily decreased in her Beast form.

Also, the family has always tried to be careful about their interaction with humans. Limiting human-werewolf interaction to nearly not at all. They do not approve of turning normal humans into werewolves. They believe that humans would squander the gift. If it is suspected that a family member has "bitten" a human - be it on purpose or by accident - they will hunt down and kill both the "bitten" human and the Carwin responsible. It is an unforgivable transgression.

Lastly, the Carwin's consider themselves to be "blue-blood" werewolves. They pride themselves on the purity of their line and the superiority of born werewolves over both "bitten" werewolves and humans. Any imperfections are quickly erased from the family records.

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Done!

Art, Aislin Carwin © Samantha W. 2011
Do not use without permission.

Description
I decided to re-upload Aislin's reference sheet.
(As much as I enjoy "Moontouched", I don't think I want to put her in that universe).

So here's her info::

---

:: Essentials ::

Name -- Aislin T. Carwin
Age -- Appears to look 29
Species -- Werewolf
Ethnicity -- Caucasian/Native American/Black-American
Gender -- Female
Occupation -- Unemployed

:: Appearance ::

Eye Color -- Golden orange
Hair Color -- Off-white to dark gray
Human Height -- 5'10"
Werewolf Height -- 7'9"
Feral Height -- 4'6"
Beast Height -- 13'0"
Accessories -- Fang earring
Appearance -- Aislin usually prefers to run around in either her Werewolf or Beast form. And should she ever transform back into her human disguise, she would be most comfortable walking around in nothing. Clothing is not something she normally has. However, should she ever be in need of clothes, tanned hide would probably work just fine. She would probably steal clothing from a dead human or from some unfortunate person to cross her path. She doesn't usually keep the company of... civilized people.

:: Places ::

Birth Place -- (What is to be) Glacier National Park

:: Personality ::

Overall -- Aislin is a lonely, wandering bitch with a god-complex and likes to follow her own rules.

Grumpy and short-tempered, Aislin usually likes to keep to herself. Wandering around the country by herself has made it pretty difficult for her to fit into "normal" society. She does not conform to normal standards. For example, if you're supposed to wear clothes in public, she would not. Besides that, she's not much of a "people person". Living on her own has made the few polite manners she had go to the wayside. You don't need to know how to pour tea if you're chasing down your dinner.

When in the company of others, she likes to keep to her self. Aislin usually only speaks if she has something useful to contribute to a conversation; she's not the type to make small talk. She finds that there is nothing to be gained by it. She doesn't care about human issues - or even the issues of other werewolves. Especially if those issues conflict with her own ideals.

Determined and set in her ways, Aislin has a sharp wit and can be very stubborn. While she had a standard education, that doesn't necessarily means she's intelligent. She knows how to count and do basic math. She can read and write, though it has probably been awhile since she's done either. However, when it comes to street smarts and the history of the Carwin werewolf bloodline, she is an ace. She can recite the names of her ancestors and their skills - from both sides of her family. When it comes to common sense, Aislin knows how to handle herself. That does not mean she's a battle strategist - most definitely far from it. If beating an opponent into the ground doesn't work the first time, there's always the second - or the third - try.

She has a low tolerance for annoyances and can be sarcastic and cynical. Despite her gruffness, she does take pride in loyalty - to either herself or something she believes in. She has a dominant personality, but not always inherently violent. That does not mean she doesn't have her rampages. Control is important, but even a Carwin werewolf's senses can become clouded. Although she is usually crass and rude to most, she is polite around those she considers to be of "pure blood".

All in all, Aislin just prefers to do things her way...

:: History ::

- Born into a long line of werewolves to Lucius and Janice Carwin in the wilds of the United States. Date of birth was June 2nd, 1810. Lucius was a town doctor and Janice was an escaped slave.
- Was kept away from the main society due to the prejudices her family faced (not because of being werewolves, but because of the nature of her parent's relationship).
- Underwent her first transformation at the age of 11. Her parents were there to supervise the entire procedure - and to ensure that she carried on the Carwin bloodline.
- Wandered around and learned what it meant to be a Carwin werewolf
- Father was killed by a lone werewolf in broad daylight. The murderer escaped, but not without most of the town witnessing the attack.
- Aislin and her mother fled the town and headed deeper into the wilds of the U.S.
- They went their separate ways. Her mother joined a small pack in the forests of Alaska, while Aislin wandered around the rest of the country.
- Her current whereabouts are unknown...

:: Family Information ::

The Carwin werewolves are very particular about their bloodline. They will only have children with other "born" werewolves. They marry and breed with other strong bloodlines in order to strengthen their future progeny. "Bitten" werewolves are seen as a stain on the society as a whole, and a Carwin should never seek a relationship with one.

It is noted in the Carwin lineages that most of the family werwolves have had thick, dark fur. They are decently muscular, but not overly so. However, due to the mixed bloodlines, certain traits can appear in particular generations, but not in others. Only two other ancestors have ever had pale, white fur and further increased strength. Aislin has an atavism that makes her resemble her great, great, great, great grandfather (if only in her werewolf forms). However, due to the nature of this, her speed is heavily decreased in her Beast form.

Also, the family has always tried to be careful about their interaction with humans. Limiting human-werewolf interaction to nearly not at all. They do not approve of turning normal humans into werewolves. They believe that humans would squander the gift. If it is suspected that a family member has "bitten" a human - be it on purpose or by accident - they will hunt down and kill both the "bitten" human and the Carwin responsible. It is an unforgivable transgression.

Lastly, the Carwin's consider themselves to be "blue-blood" werewolves. They pride themselves on the purity of their line and the superiority of born werewolves over both "bitten" werewolves and humans. Any imperfections are quickly erased from the family records.

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Done!

Art, Aislin Carwin © Samantha W. 2011
Do not use without permission.