Bambi

Personality

Bambi is a serial killer who roams the streets. He is obsessed with blood, specifically watching it drip from wounds. It doesn't matter whose blood it is. He kills others in ways to make them bleed as much as possible! He genuinely does not care about his victims' pain or suffering.

Bambi has untreated BPD. He is a very impulsive wolf, rarely thinking before he acts. His chronic feelings of emptiness occasionally cause him to be desperate for some sort of emotion. He never plans out a kill.

Despite the usually apathy, Bambi can get upset easily. The littlest things set him off! He really struggles to control his emotions and outbursts, often resorting to violence or self harm.

He is extremely lonely. His main interactions with others is when he kills them. Bambi longs for a friend, to be loved, to enjoy someone's company, but tries his best to push those feelings aside. After all, a friend would only abandon him in the end. Yet for some reason he's had his eye on a certain dog lately...

Bambi has been staying in an old abandoned house for a while. It's disgusting and unsafe, but of course he doesn't care. He often stays inside sulking during the day, and goes out at night to avoid other animals. He tries to stay in the shadows, out of sight, even if there's not many others around. One night, he spots Tea, and Tea spots him.

Two mentally ill canines out on the streets at night. They stare at each other for a while before Bambi leaves. Yet for some unknown reason, he can't stop thinking about Tea. He eventually starts going out with the intention of seeing Tea. It wasn't too hard to find him at first, and Bambi would casually follow him around. After a while of stalking him, Tea seems to go missing. He's no longer living on the streets. When Bambi finally finds Tea, he is shocked to find the dog living in a proper home with someone else. Bambi is upset, and tries to push away his feelings of jealousy and rage. He starts losing sleep, staying up during the day to watch Tea, and wandering around aimlessly at night. Bambi seems to have forgotten about his "hobby" of killing; he spends most of his time thinking about Tea now.

Bambi is constantly at war with himself. He is desperate to approach Tea, but he tries to convince himself that it's a stupid idea. He doesn't want to make friends. All friends do is hurt you and then abandon you. So for now, he will just watch from a distance...