Name: Lily

Breed: Mixed (sighthound x terrier type, some might call her a lurcher)

Parents: Dodger and Rita (c) Disney

Siblings: Bandit, Rascal, Dash and Nicky

Mate: None at present, little inclination to settle down with one mate, lots of casual lovers is more her thing

Likes: Showing off, her family- but not for long periods, Dodger, having her freedom

Dislikes: Time-wasting, Bandit's laziness and his girlfriend, feeling trapped, constant company

Personality:

Lily is confident, strong-willed and determined. While she hero-worshipped her father from a young age, she is very independent, preferring her own company and with little desire to form close relationships with those who have not earned her respect. She is ambitious and easily frustrated when others lack the same drive- and as a result is prone to falling out with her older brother, Bandit. Lily is a talented thief and very proud of her skills, enjoying the attention of those who look up to her. She relies on more on brains rather than brawn to get by on the streets, but is more than capable of packing a mean bite when she feels it necessary.

Background:

The first born daughter of Dodger and Rita, Lily was one of a litter of five. From a young age she was the star pupil and the apple of Dodger's eye- not that he'd admit to having favourites. As a pup she enjoyed the company of her two younger siblings, Dash and Nicky, who both looked up to her in admiration, and Lily took something of a leadership role over these two while they lived together at the barge. When the time came for the pups to start looking for new homes, Lily was in great distress, fearful of losing the life she loved on the streets of New York City. Her parents agreed that she could stay as long as she needed, so that when she was ready, she could live the independent life on the streets that she'd always dreamed of. At six months old she left home to travel with her maternal grandfather, gradually easing in to a life on her own. She found her feet easily and never looked back, happy in the freedom she felt roaming with no one to please but herself, and only occasionally travelling with friends or family.