(This is a character I made for another warriors rp, but it's dead, still I don't want all this work going to waste, and I love this charrie.

I've made a few alterations, such as clan, but I'm not taking out the rp example.)
Name: Batwhistle
Age(in moons): 14
Gender: Male
Rank: Warrior
Personality: bashful, loves smelling, looking, and caring for wild flowers on the open moore, seen by some of his clanmates as an oddball, but despite his shyness has a strong will hidden underneath and sense of courage and honor that not even he has discovered.
Clan: Flame
Mentor/Apprentice: none yet
Description: large, lean tom with sleek dark chestnut brown fur, with large, bat-like ears fitting perfectly to his defined jaw and facial structure like that of a lions, finished with handsome sun yellow eyes
History: Batwhistle is a clan born cat and was the only kit in his litter. His mother, Cloverwisp, loves him for exactly who he is and has always cherished a strong bond with her only kit. His father, Cedarheart, however, has never approved of Batwhistle or his love for the scent and sight of flowers, thinking his son could never show the true bravery of a warrior. Unable to see past his own pride, Cedarheart does not even acknowledge Batwhistle as his son or even his kin at all.
Mate/Crush: none
Kits: none
Parents: Mother: Cloverwisp Father: Cedarheart
Littermate(s): none
Grandparents: none yet
Other Kin: none yet
Roleplay Example: Batwhistle crept stealthily through the long grass of the moore as quietly as a mouse, heading for the voices of his parents, Cedarheart and Cloverwisp. How much longer could he let the mother he adored so much suffer the loss and separation from her mate because of him?
Because of my strangeness. He thought bitterly. Then a memory came into his mind, so clear, he started, almost giving his position away. He was a kit, back in the nursery with Cloverwisp, head down and tail drooping. ”Cloverwisp,” he mewed in desperation, ”why does Cedarheart hate me so much? Why, why can’t I just be normal?” He blurted out. She looked at him with clouded, but confident eyes, “Batkit, it is not our place to judge the choices of others,” she struggled to keep her voice steady as she continued, “your father has changed, he is not the cat I once fell in love with. Cedarheart has grown power hungry and selfish, caught up in his own pride.” Though just a kit at the time, his eyes had grown round with understanding, worry, and sadness. But when he made no response, Cloverwisp asked him, “Batkit, what is normal?” He looked puzzled, and finally mewed, “You know, I don’t know, Cloverwisp.” Her whiskers twitched. “Quite right, little one.” She mewed. “There is no normal, not where there is love. I love you for who you are. Never change for anyone.” And, pressing her nose to his nose, and her forehead to his forehead, in a playful, loving caress, mewed, “Never ever stop loving, smelling, and caring for your flowers,” and extending a gentle paw pulled him close to her soft, warm fur, finishing, “and I’ll never stop loving and caring for mine, my little Batkit.”